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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.

We had a high energy presentation from the Vancouver Warriors Lacrosse team this week. They gifted us a class set of lacrosse sticks to learn more about the game and develop our skills and are going to return to Auguston at the end of the month to do some workshops with students during PE class. Look for cards that came home offering two for one tickets to the rest of their home games this season.

Click here for the online offer: https://fevo-enterprise.com/group/sticktoschool.

At Harry Sayers Elementary, one of our goals is to strive to “Increase parent and community engagement” as part of our School Plan and the School District Strategic Plan. During the pandemic, parents were not able to volunteer or be part of the school community like they once were.

A team of Auguston Grade 5 basketball players participated in a Traditional schools tournament on Tuesday, March 12 at Abby Traditional School. 

Our boys team came in second, and the girls placed third! Thank you Auguston basketball players and Mr. Marchioro for coaching our team!

The PAC hosted a movie night on Friday, March 8. The movie was Trolls Band Together. In honour of the movie being Trolls, there was a theme - Wacky Hair! 

Our Reading Link School Challenge took place on Friday, March 1. The Bookworms won!

Auguston students were able to experience the Portable Planetarium 

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In the pursuit of fostering a more equitable and inclusive society, schools play a pivotal role. We envision leading a school that values equity, diversity, and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of providing comprehensive student support. Drawing inspiration from "The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger" by Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson (2011), we believe that creating an equitable educational environment contributes to a stronger and more cohesive society.