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Cops for Cancer, Spuds & Salad, Waterpark and more!

Thanks to Mr. Marchioro, PE Teacher, and all of our helpers – Sports Day was an awesome success!! And thank you to Mrs. Howe, Div. 1 Teacher, for the pics!

Thank you to our PAC for a successful Fun Fair on Friday, Jun 7!

On June 4, Grade 4 and 5 students had the opportunity to compete in our Track & Field Meet at Rotary Stadium. Way to go Auguston Arrows!
 

As part of the district’s unwavering commitment to Indigenous Education, Blue Jay is dedicated to expanding our understanding of Indigenous ways of learning. The last part of May and the beginning of June, known as tem’elile or Salmonberry Time according to the Stó:lō Seasons of the Moon calendar found on the Indigenous Education website, marks the start of the berry season and the return of the Salmon to their home.

Students were invited to participate in Fave Character Day by dressing up as their favourite book or movie character on Friday, May 24.  

Thank you to Mrs. Howe, Parent & Div. 1 Teacher, for the pics!

On May 10 students were invited to dress up as characters in the book "The One and Only Ivan" as part of our One Book, One School celebration.

Many thanks again to our PAC for purchasing books for our families and supporting this awesome initiative.

This year Earth Day fell on April 22 and we recognized Earth Day here at Auguston by:

An important part of giving back to the profession is when veteran teachers become mentors to new teaching candidates.  I am thrilled to highlight the significant role and benefits of hosting student teachers at Irene Kelleher Totí:ltawtxw. Currently, we have the pleasure of hosting six teacher candidates from the University of the Fraser Valley who are diligently navigating their long practicums alongside amazing educators within our building. As we embrace this opportunity, it is essential to recognize the profound impact that hosting student teachers has on our school community.