Bear Blast
Week of May 24, 2022
Working together; succeeding together.
We are priviledged to share Treaty 6 Territory traditional lands of the Cree, Dene, Saulteux, Ojibway and the Metis Nation.

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Casual Custodians Needed Starting Pay $17.38/hr

It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Summer
Obviously, someone who is departing a position would have more than the average bear to get done, but there is a great deal to do nonetheless. Grad is creeping ever closer, end-of-year field trips are ramping up, awards nominations are coming in as certificates are printed and MVP t-shirts are ordered. Teachers are starting to find more and more ways to move lessons outside to take advantage of the beautiful weather. More and more the lunchroom is empty as students head uptown to enjoy the weather and to buy themselves a treat. On top of all this, classes are wrapping up and final exams will need to be prepared for. It is wonderful to hear the chatter among the grade 12s as they finalize (or start to finalize) their plans for the fall, plans which often include attending post-secondary in person. The excitement and anxiety are palpable in the air. Spring has definitely sprung and we anxiously await the coming of summer.
Never in my career, have the students and staff been more deserving of a summer break. It has been a great year, a trying year, but a great year and we are all very ready to sit back and relax and enjoy some well-deserved time off. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for such a great year! Now it is time to buckle up, hunker down and give 110% for the final push until June.
PAA Seeking Projects
Seen Around PPCS (and Beyond)
Biology 30 DIssections
Warning the image below is of an actual rat dissection!!
Celebrating Mr. Hamelin
Innovation Sprints
PAA welding is fabricating fire pit covers for Parkland Coop. | A PAA student hones their welding skills, using a variety of bead types. | Volcano projects in grade 4. Students were given exemplars and compared them to criteria to help generate ideas. |
Grade 1 students SM and LH give each other feedback on their writing. They developed sentence starters together to make sure the feedback was constructive. |
Bike Rodeo 2022
On the day of the bike rodeo please ensure that:
- You put sunscreen on your child.
- Your child brings a water bottle.
- Your child has a bike and helmet (all riders require a helmet to participate).
- Your child is wearing closed-toed shoes (preferable running shoes).
We are looking forward to much more normal look to our bike rodeo.


We Want Fans in the Stands
- You only come if you are feeling well.
- Sanitize your hands upon entering and frequently while in the building
- Show our Bears how awesome they are by cheering loudly (albeit through a mask).
- Be considerate of the choices of others.
Lost and Found is Growing
Hot Lunches are Back!!
Awana Kids Club
For Kindergarten-Grade 6!
It’ll run each Thursday from right after school gets out until 5:10pm.
Kids can come to the old elementary school (QCP) and enter through the back double doors!
Games, live music, and learning time every week!
Free to register!
Call Heidi at 306-278-7883 or Desi at 306-865-6350 if you have any questions!