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Division 2 created boats
at the end of their Voyage of the Mimi unit.
Principal's
Message
Welcome
to Kersley Elementary's Website. We are a small school of only 63
students, but our students are very responsible and I'm always hearing
from community members, guests, or teachers-on-call (substitute
teachers) how much they love to come to Kersley Elementary School.
We
believe that developing social responsibility with our students
is extremely important and we have school-wide programs that focus
on teaching our students to be KODIAKS: Kind, Outstanding Work Habits,
Dedicated to Respect, Include Everyone, Achieving Goals, Keen, and
Safe. All students have been taught that our hands and words are
for helping, not hurting.
Our
extra-curricular activities such as volleyball and basketball are
successful because of the volunteer work of teachers and parents.
We have an on-going fundraiser with a bottle drop-off station, and
we also have parents who come into the classroom on a regular basis.
We welcome parents to volunteer. There are many opportunities in
our school to get involved.
Our
school and community strives to work together to provide a safe,
supportive environment where all students are encouraged to try
their best.
Mrs.
A. Gauthier
HealthLinkBC
is the gateway to access, non-emergency health information services
in BC.  It is a phone number (8-1-1) and
it is a website ( www.HealthLinkBC.com
). It is also a collection
of print (BC HealthGuide handbook and HealthLinkBC Files), and telephone
resources, which put both services and health information into the
hands of BC residents.
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Kersley
is a community-minded
REMINDERS
TO PARENTS
We
provide after school supervision from
2:15
to 2:30.
Division 2 Class playing
"Sock Sumo" under Japanese Culture Teacher Norie Hemming's
supervision.
BC
Green Games
BC
Green Games is a province-wide competition for
Kindergarten to Grade 12 students, designed to encourage action
and celebrate the green efforts of schools in BC. Kersley
was a winner in 2008-2009!
Once
again Kersley Elementary has entered a submission for this competition
called "Going Emerald!". Please vote for our school
before March 31st.
Kersley
Elementary School could win $500 with your votes!
The
contest, with over $20,000 in prizes to be awarded to BC schools,
celebrates and shares environmental sustainability projects from
BC's students. Four of these inspirational stewardship projects,
submitted using creative media such as videos or photo-essays,
will recieive $500 each in the Viewer's Choice Awards. Two
prizes will go to elementary schools and two to secondary schools.
The
public voting period runs from
March 1-31 and all projects
can be viewed at:
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