Principal's Message
As we prepare to say goodbye to this school year, we are working on a plan to say goodbye to our grade 4 students. Due to Covid restrictions we will have to do something different than we have in past years. Our grade 4 teachers are still planning to celebrate our grade 4 students and as soon as our plans are finalized, we will let you know.
I hope you all have a wonderful June!
Karen Fraser
Vice Principal's Message
Speaking of a welcoming greeting, spring is the time of year where we start meeting our new Kindergarten students who will be starting school in September. Similar to last year, we are unfortunately unable to offer our Stay and Play events. We are offering an outside Meet and Greet with their teacher for next year. This is by appointment only and more information has been sent out to families. If you haven't heard from the office, please call and we will help you out. We are very excited to meet our new Kindergarten students!
Enjoy the sunshine,
Tara Reimer
GROW A ROW
For the last 10 years, Woodlawn students and their families have been involved in harvesting root vegetables for Southeast Helping Hands. We started with a Woodlawn Community Garden, and have since transitioned to inviting our families to donate from their own gardens, or to purchase and donate vegetables in the autumn. These vegetables have benefitted families in need, from our local community.
We are inviting Woodlawn students and their families, to participate in our fourth annual: Grow
a Row for Those in Need gardening campaign. We are looking for root vegetables like:
potatoes, carrots, onions, turnips, beets and squash.
Participating families are asked to send an email confirmation to Miss Kristen Reimer
(krreimer@hsd.ca) pledging their donation of one or more rows of root vegetables for our
project. In the case of crop failure, you are under no obligation to provide produce, unless you
so desire.
If you don’t plan on having a garden, but would still like to donate some root vegetables, your
contribution is greatly appreciated. Please stay tuned in the autumn for more details.
Your child will be sent home with a reusable bag for our collection week in the autumn. Stay
tuned for details in our September newsletter.
If you are interested in donating vegetables, please send a confirmation email to
Thank you for your willingness to participate! We are excited to continue Woodlawn’s legacy
of giving back to our local community and teaching children how to be generous, thoughtful,
and caring citizens.
Sincerely,
Karen Fraser - Principal
Kristen Reimer - Teacher Coordinator
REPORT CARDS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR 2021-2022
Dear Parents,
At Woodlawn we collect a School Supply Fee of $30. Our teachers order the school supplies for all of the students. This way all of our children have the same supplies. All fees can be paid on parent portal.
Some classes use agendas while other classes have a different system for communication. The following grades/classes are using agendas which will add an additional $5 fee (Grade 1, Grade 3/4 combined classes, and 4G).
As parents you will need to supply the following:
- 1 pair of labeled indoor running shoes
- 1 labeled plastic water bottle
- 1 extra change of clothes (for accidents or if they fall outside in the mud/water)
- 1 labeled backpack
- 1 box of Kleenex
Some specific classes may ask for headphones that would be returned at the end of the year.
Library
All student library books are due on Tuesday, June 22.
Have a great summer!
Mrs. Sandy Loewen 
Hanover School Division Note:
Reminder to families who are moving/changing locations during the summer months to please contact the Transportation office at 204-320-2347.
The transportation office is open all summer long. 
Lost and Found
Substitute Bus Drivers Needed
(204-320-2346) and talk to Robert if you have more questions.
