APRIL 5TH, 2024
WHAT'S HAPPENING Anglophone east school District
Celebrating French Pride at Magnetic Hill School!
WHAT'S HAPPENING
It was a busy week at Magnetic Hill. We had so much fun celebrating our French Culture on the Hill. Monday morning, we had the chance to listen to our French Local Artist Art Richard. He was presenting in new show Bonjour Canada! So much fun! The students and staff were dancing and singing along with M. Richard. In addition, we had a daily question each morning. One class received a prize for the correct answer each day. We also listened to French music every morning. What a great way to start our day! Some classes made a Fanion (little flag) on what the French culture represents for them. Finally, to close the week, we had a Tintamarre throughout the school. The students really enjoyed this. They had brought instrument created from home to make some noise. What a great experience for all of us!
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Salisbury Elementary School- March 18-22 marked French Pride Week in New Brunswick (Semaine provinciale de la fierté française)! To acknowledge NB’s Acadian culture, Salisbury Elementary students and staff enjoyed a Pets de Soeur made by Nanna’s Bakery! Pets de Soeur is a French-Canadian dessert that was originally made from leftover pie dough to avoid waste. It is layered with butter and brown sugar, rolled, sliced, placed in a pan, covered with additional brown sugar, and baked. Yum!
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Lou MacNarin School- Lou MacNarin School brought back Peer Helpers this year to help assist the younger students, particularly those in kindergarten and Grade 1. The Peer Helpers have shown a lot of leadership skills and have made some great connections with the younger students. They especially love sporting their sunny yellow t-shirts.
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APRIL 5TH, 2024
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Arnold H McLeod School – At Arnold H. McLeod we like to celebrate positive behavior. Our code of conduct, or LEARN Expectations are as follows: Look, listen and grow, Excited and Engaged, Accepting of Everyone, Respectful and Responsible and Never Give up. In September classes pick the ways they want to celebrate. This gives them voice and choice. Each month we have a LEARN Celebration. Topics students choose ranged from a Holiday Themed Craft, Extra Outdoor PE Stations, Show and Tell or Teach the Teacher, Mad Science Presentations, Movies, Stuffies and PJ Day or even something simple like Bingo and Board Games. This winter we had to pivot. We had no snow for Outdoor Winter Stations, so we improvised, and the students were flexible flamingoes and had Indoor Stations. Students could choose between 5 stations: colour, draw and doodle, Wii Dance, Read in the Library, purposeful play, or Lego Club. Stations were repeated in multiple areas of the schools with different staff members. What happened for which we did not plan? We had a k-5 celebration versus doing them separately k-2 and 3-5. Siblings found and played with each other. Students visited their former teachers who they never get to see. Students were able to move, with supervision, independently through the school. Students whose first language is not English found friends with their languages to speak with at school; 400 students and 66 adults all working and playing in unison. Once they finish their celebrations, students then function as global citizens and provide feedback to school administration. Sometimes they mention a repair that needs to be completed, or a desire for some new equipment, but often is to show gratitude and appreciation for their school. They are grateful and respectful. Staff is proud of our resilient and persevering students.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Lewisville Middle School- Lewisville Middle School’s Cheerleading Team competed in a 2-day all-star competition, For the Love of Cheer, in Quispamsis, NB over the weekend of March 23rd-24th. This was an especially exciting weekend, as it was the first time LMS’ JV Team performed. For most of these athletes, it was their first time ever taking the mat at a competition! Lewisville’s JV Team took home a ‘Best Performance’ banner, and out of 6 teams competing in the Level 2 Scholastic Division, Lewisville’s Competitive Team earned 2nd place! Once again, their coaches, faculty advisor, and families are incredibly proud of all 28 athletes for their hard work and dedication and thank them for their great performances and sportsmanship!
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. Moncton High School- The MHS Fashion Club will be hosting a student fashion show and market called Knight in Vogue. The event will take place at Moncton High School on Thursday, May 9 from 6-8:30pm. All are welcome!
Tickets cost $5 for adults and $3 for students/kids and all funds raised will go back to the students to grow the program. Buy tickets here.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Evergreen Park School- Throughout the month of March Evergreen Park teachers highlighted the contributions of women to our society in honour of Women's History Month. We believe it's important to promote the achievements of women throughout history up to present day as they have too often been overlooked as important contributors to our social fabric.
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. Evergreen Park School - Students at Evergreen Park School showed off their school spirit, and their love for all things green, by taking part in Show Me Your Green Day. Four classes recorded 100% participation amongst the adults and students in their respective rooms - K Booth, K Green, 1 West and 2 Purdy Gillis. Congratulations to those four classrooms and to all students and staff who took part in Show Me Your Green Day!
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APRIL 5TH, 2024
Lou MacNarin School- Spread your wings and UFLI! Lou MacNarin has started implementing a new foundational reading and writing skills program grounded in the science of reading. The teachers have been diligently engaged in learning about the University of Florida Literacy Institute (UFLI) evidence-based practices. Testing has shown that the Kindergarten to Grade 2 students are displaying very positive outcomes.
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. Harrison Trimble High School - Trimble grads accepted the newly engraved plaque for winning Fill the Bus for 2023. They couldn't wait to get it into their trophy case. Stephane Sirois from Food Depot and Marcel were there to thank them as well as their supporting Principal Gary Wilson and Guidance Counsellors, Christine Babineau and Melissa Hoadley. Thank you to Natalie Griffin for leading this project.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Riverview East School- The students at RES are learning to code. Students participate in a lunch hour coding club with Mr. Ryan and Mr. Harris. They learn to navigate a variety of different robots through a series of puzzles and mazes. They are learning block coding and problem solving in a fun and inclusive environment.
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. Lou MacNarin School - Students and staff at Lou MacNarin School dressed in purple for Epilepsy Awareness Day on March 26, 2024. The aim of this day is to increase the public’s understanding of epilepsy, a brain disease that affects 50 million people around the world. The photo shows Ms. Hebert and some of her grade 2 students with some students from Mr. Aube’s grade 2 class.
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APRIL 5TH, 2024
Salisbury Regional School- Salisbury Regional High School is hosting the Future Pathways Expo on Wednesday, April 10th. 35 partners in post-secondary and industry from across the province are coming together to provide valuable information and insights to students in support of their future pathway planning
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. Bernice MacNaughton High School - Mme Diotte’s FILA 10 students went on an experiential learning visit on March 26th which, through the use of the “Mon histoire” (My Story) project, provided an authentic second language learning opportunity with French-speaking residents from the Shannex Ocean and Gordon Hall nursing homes. The students had many positive comments about the experience, several stating that they would like to visit again. According to Grace Johnson, the Ocean Hall Recreation Coordinator, the residents of the home loved the activity as well and have been talking about it since! She also added that a resident was so grateful about being able to speak in French that she cried happy tears. It demonstrated the impact that an intergenerational visit can have in benefiting both students and residents. This visit provided an opportunity for experiential and authentic language learning in a meaningful and impactful way.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Catch Us At Our Best!- Have you noticed a colleague going above and beyond? Exhibiting extraordinary kindness? Working on an innovative project? Tell them they've been caught! Email asdeinfo@nbed.nb.ca and submit a short write-up about their exceptional work and let us know! Your nominee will receive your accolades along with a letter from the Superintendent acknowledging their work and achievements. Let's spread some cheer!
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Services Linguistiques!- For more information or to register, contact : Deanna.whalen@nbed.nb.ca
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Student Welcome Centre- The Student Welcome Centre held our first Early Years Strong Start event the last week of March and it was a great success! We invited parents of students who's first language is not English and who are entering Kindergarten this September to come for discussion and learning. While students were in a classroom learning how to introduce themselves using a Qball, learning how to write their name with Playdoh and dry erase markers, dancing to an alphabet song, going on a colour hunt, colouring by number and listening to stories about Spring; parents were discussing how to prepare their child for Kindergarten and expressing their excitement and concerns. Overall, students had a great time learning some key skills for school and parents were able to ask questions about school, learn the platforms that parents use for school purposes, understand the bus system, and meet new people.
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Anglophone East Staff Choir- The Anglophone East Staff Choir had the opportunity of performing with the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra at their season finale concert WE WILL ROCK YOU. The District Staff choir is made up of Teachers, District Staff and Educational assistants. This tribute concert to rock superstar band ‘Queen’, took place on March 23,2024 at the Wesleyan Celebration Centre under the direction of Maestro Tony Delgado. It was a thrill and an honour to be part of this wonderful musical journey. Thank you to all the ASD-E staff that gave up many hours to rehearse and prepare for the concert.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Experiential Learning- Give your class the opportunity to get hands on and learn about skilled trades and technology career choices at the 2024 Skills Canada Try a Trade and Provincial Skills Competition! Registration now open! Contact skylarb@skillscanada.com for more info and to register.
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Student Welcome Centre- The Student Welcome Centre (SWC) - Anglophone East School District office (formerly the International Welcome Centre) assists families with the following school registrations:
students with a birth certificate from outside of Canada students transferring in from other Canadian provinces and territories (regardless of country of origin) students from within NB but primary language is not English students transferring in from the Francophone School District (regardless of country of origin) If a family comes to your school office looking to register OR with a Francophone School District transfer form (Demande de transfert interdistricts) meeting the above criteria, kindly direct them to contact the Student Welcome Centre at one of the following:
Website: Registration | Anglophone East School District (nbed.ca) Email:swcmoncton@nbed.nb.ca
* Please do not send families directly to the Student Welcome Centre. We do not take walk-ins as appointments need to be booked in advance.*
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Broadleaf Ranch Field Trip- Check out the video above to see all that Broadleaf Ranch has to offer for field trips! You might recognize some of the students and staff featured!
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
Art Auction for Tammy Strong Award- Pride in Education is announcing the following Art Auction to fund the Tammy Strong Award which will be bestowed this May at Subject Council Day to a nominated educator. The painting is by a local artist, Andre Haines, and is valued at $1250. This 18-24 tableau is a beautiful representation of the diversity of New Brunswick with its vibrant colours and iconography. There is no limit on the amount of tickets you can purchase. More tickets mean more chances to win! Good luck! Also, don't forget to nominate someone for this awesome award! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/pride- in-education-art-raffle-for-the-tammy-strong-award- tickets-796241990227?aff=oddtdtcreator
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Food for All NB- Supporting school food in your community can mean anything from teaching kids about skills in the kitchen, to growing a school garden, to speaking up for comprehensive school food policies. The sky’s the limit! Food for All NB has curated relevant content and resources to support your efforts in a number of areas including : Starting a School Breakfast Program, Farm to School initiatives and much more! Visit https://foodforallnb.ca/focus/schoolfood to learn more!
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
ANGLOPHONE EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 5TH, 2024
United Way 211 Information Line - As we know life can be difficult for many of our residents at the best of times, but the COVID-19 pandemic has created a new layer of stress and anxiety for everyone. Information is changing rapidly. Demand for critical social services and community programs has increased and in many cases the way these supports are delivered has had to change. That's why the United Way launched the 211 Service in NB: to help every person find the support they need. 211 is free, confidential, and acts as the front door to support, helping people navigate the complex network of government, community and social programs and services quickly to find what they need for their unique situation. When someone contacts 211, they are connected with a real person who will ask questions about their situation and then suggest programs or services that can help. Often, they can be registered on the spot. This eliminates the stress of trying to wade through the changing information we are all processing each day.
Phones are answered 24/7 in 170 languages.
Whether you are looking for Government Resources, Mental Health Resources, Food Access Resources or Financial Relief Resources 211 can help you.
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