Weekly Message May 8th 2025

GO JETS GO!!

Our Bairdmore School Blizzard Blue and White Out is excited to continue cheering for the Winnipeg Jets in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Please wear WHITE tomorrow (Friday May 9) to cheer on the Jets in game 2 of the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against Dallas.  

Students and staff are encouraged to wear BLUE on Tuesday May 13 for Game 3 in Dallas. The Jets need our help as we cheer GO JETS GO!

We are excited to continue to wear WHITE for all Jets Home game days and to wear BLUE for all away games. 

Student Updates – DUE ASAP!  Our office team is busy updating student information based on the forms that were sent home last month. If you have not already returned these documents, please send them in as soon as possible. This information is a critical part of preparing our class lists and student information system for the 2025-2026 school year! 

BAC Fun Lunch May 30 . . .  orders due May 23: Munchalunch is now open for our last Fun Lunch on May 30. Pizza orders are due on May 23.

BAC Meeting: May 26: Please save the date and join the Bairdmore School Advisory Council for the last meeting of the school year. All are welcome to join Monday May 26, in person at Bairdmore School at 5:30PM.  The meeting will be hosted by Ms. Van Benthem in grade one.

Gr. 4-5 Marathon Club: Check the website calendar for Marathon Club dates. Come out and join us for a walk or run at lunch time!

Social Emotional Learning: As we work to help students understand and regulate their emotions, many teachers are also helping children understand the size of the problems they may encounter on the playground and in peer interactions. Along with a focus on Sand, Pebble, and Rock problems, many classes are also helping children understand the difference between Tattling and Telling. Is It Tattling or Telling? - Child Mind Institute Children are encouraged to tell an adult if they encounter something unsafe, someone is acting in an unkind way on purpose, they cannot solve a pebble sized problem, there is danger, or someone is hurt.