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The Auguston Arrows Leadership Club had a "mix and mingle" meeting on Thursday. We had some yummy snacks and got to know our club members better.  We talked about our Cyrus Centre project and those who are in need and how we can spread Christmas joy. 

-From Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Small and The Grade 5 Leadership Club

Friday, November 22, was "Dress Like Me" Spirit Day! Because we are a uniform school, we wanted to celebrate a day of just dressing like ourselves!
 

For 14 years, Margaret Stenersen Elementary School has been privileged to partner with Living Hope Church to host a Community Breakfast every Thursday morning. This program has become a cherished tradition, offering families a chance to gather, enjoy a meal together, and build connections within our school community.

I spoke with an elementary student recently. He was a hockey fan and could easily recite NHL players' names. He knew their jersey numbers, the positions they played, and sometimes the number of goals and assists they scored. I suspect you might know a sports fan like this, too.

Students in Grade 4 and 5 were able to participate on the Soccer team for the Traditional School Tournament held at Abbotsford Traditional Middle School, on Wednesday, Nov 20. Way to go Auguston Arrows!

Thank you Mrs. Howe (Div. 1 Teacher) for the pics!

Costume Day was our second No Uni Day! See on the website: https://auguston.abbyschools.ca/blog/no-uni-days-0

The Auguston Arrows Leadership Club had an express Halloween meeting. We took some awesome Halloween pictures, had a chance to see everyone's costume and were able to discuss some upcoming events! 

Happy Halloween from Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Small and the Grade 5 Leadership Club!

Most of us understand that time is a precious commodity. There is no going back when a moment, a week, or a year has passed. So how we spend our time ought to be a key consideration. What is more, the demands of life and career are such that it can often feel as if there is not enough time to do the things we want or need to do. Time pressure is real, and I am certainly not immune.