The Art Committee has started up and we are already working hard to decorate the Art Room entrance. A warm welcome to our all of our new members! We are very excited for the amazing projects that we will be creating throughout the year. Thank you for your initiative, dedication and hard work. -A. Romanenko
The U12 Girls basketball team walked up to TFS yesterday to play their first game of the season. While we started off slow, only scoring one basket in the first half, the second half was an explosion of energy and hard work! With baskets scored by Olivia, Ksenia, Chloe and Anny, assists by Maya, and
Hello! My name is Ms. Offman and I will be teaching grade 3 this year! I was born and raised in Toronto. I have a very big loving family, which consists of my parents, two sisters, a brother, and of course our dog Storm. My family is very important to me, and we spend a lot of
Due to his interest in, and vast knowledge of astronomy, Daniel was invited as an honorary guest to attend an Astronomy class at the University of Toronto. How exciting for you, Daniel….you must have been over the moon!
This past week our Grade 5 scientists investigated to see whether their cornstarch/water mixture acted like a solid or a liquid? Based on our understanding of the characteristics of matter the answer may surprise you. Here’s what you need: Cornstarch Pitcher of Water Aluminum pie pans Measuring cups Mixing spoon Newspaper for covering tables Food
It is always important for us to focus on learning the importance of giving back and helping others whether it is through acts of thoughtfulness, charitable giving, personal sacrifice or a combination of endeavours that help make our world a better place! This year we are starting our community service off with a strong September,
Due to the congestion in the parking lot before and after school, please be reminded that parents may not park in teachers’ parking spots in order to drop off or pick up their children. The safety of your children is of paramount importance! Thanking you in advance for your co-operation. -Dalia Eisen
Toonie Tuesday is on Tuesday, October 22nd. Please be reminded that students are required to contribute a toonie in order to wear casual clothes (non-uniform) on these special days. Homeroom teachers will collect the toonies and all monies will be used to fund our “Crestwood Cares” community service initiatives. Thank you for your continued support. -Crestwood
Thank you for your help with the welcome back barbecue. It was a great success. It is a long list and we are sure to be missing some people but special thanks to Ashley Downie, Chris Alphonse, Tess, Patti Hektor, Mr. Cooper and the House Heads, Julie Dergal, Connie Franklin, Monique St. Onge, Dovrat Puterman, Teresa DeGasperis, Jennifer
I joined the Crestwood community last spring and I am currently teaching 3B. I seek to foster curiosity, discovery, and confidence by utilizing teaching strategies that are participatory, engaging, and fun. I graduated from the Master of Teaching Program at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education with a major research paper on Inclusive Education Strategies.
Dear Crestwood, Thank you so much for the generous donation to our student nutrition programs. It is so wonderful to know that students are helping out which has a remarkable impact on the lives of many vulnerable children across the city. Please convey my gratitude to your students for their good will and generosity. The
CSPA Meeting Minutes Sept 12, 2017 CSPA Executive Team…President – Melanie Morel…Co-Vice President – Pam Sulpizi Co-Vice President – Renita Greener..Treasure – Maryann Francis.. Secretary – Linda Fata-Glover Opening A big welcome and thank you from Melanie Morel. Introductions of the CSPA team made. CSPA focus is to enhance our students learning environment through
Current Title: Grade 5B homeroom teacher Academic Background: BA (hons) Psychology, Ryerson ’12; MA Child Study and Education, University of Toronto ’14, RECE, OCT, BCBA Biography: After graduating, in addition to completing Special Education Additional Qualifications, I pursued a post-graduate program in Applied Behavioural Analysis, working towards certification as a Board Certified Behavioural Analyst (BCBA). This involved 3
Dear Ms. Hektor and the Students of Crestwood School Thank you very much for your kind donation to the Syrian Refugee’s here in Guelph. Through the funds raised by your “Skip It” initiative, you are helping us be able to assist new families to Canada, settle into a safe and stable life in our community.
1. Thank you to all the Crestwood parents who attended our first CSPA meeting on Tuesday. It was a terrific turnout and we are excited to work with all of you this year! We deeply appreciate your support and time. Looking forward to a fantastic year!! 2. We see everyone at our Welcome Back Barbecue on
Dear Crestwood Parents, The CSPA is looking for “gently used” uniform clothing donations for the sale coming up October 17-19th. If you have anything to donate that is in good condition (no holes or stains etc..), please drop the items off in one of the donation bins. The bins are located in the foyer area by
As the Athletic Director of Crestwood School, I want to welcome you to our Fall CISAA varsity sports program, which begins next week. I hope your child is as excited as we are to kick off the fall season. Please take the time to read the included sports calendar below highlighting upcoming events each week.
We are excited to say that we currently have close to 300 active parents on our Edsby system. Thank you for your participation and please keep an eye out for any invitations to groups or teams that your children may be participating in for the Fall term. For those of you not yet familiar with
Dear Crestwood Parents, Due to the unique circumstances that the construction has put us in. We feel it best to re-advise you on drop-off and pick-up procedures. These will be in place until you are notified otherwise or upon construction completion. Please be advised that faculty will be on site to also direct you.
1. Welcome to all of our new families at Crestwood. It was terrific meeting you at our Welcome Back Breakfast. We look forward to a fantastic 2017/18 school year. 2. The CSPA will hold their first meeting Tuesday, Sept. 12th @ 9AM in the library. Everyone is invited. Please come and support. 3. Pizza Lunch starts Friday Sept.
The CSPA welcomes all parents to drop by the library Wednesday morning for a coffee and snack. Hope to see you there!
The Senior Kindergarten class is looking forward to presenting their musical “The Little Engine That Could Sing” before their graduation ceremony on Wednesday, June 14th. It will be at 1:30pm in the primary music room. We hope to see you there! -Ms. Spigott
The junior choir recently finished their year with a performance at Canada’s Wonderland Festival of Music. They performed three songs for an adjudicator who gave them great feedback and afterwards were able to spend the afternoon enjoying the rides. Ms. Spigott would like to acknowledge and thank all of the members of Crestwood’s primary and
The Grade 2’s visited the Kortright Centre on Thursday, June 8th. We learned all about following the path of water through the water cycle using hands-on activities. We were also able to investigate the visible effects of air and water, and learn how they affect all living things. We had a great time! -Mrs. Robinson
Dear Parents, Our Family Fun Day takes place on Tuesday and we are looking forward to seeing everyone for a fun filled afternoon. Please submit all order forms for wristbands and raffle tickets to the office as soon as possible. Silent auction items and sponsorships are still being accepted. Please click here to download our
The JK boys and girls have had an amazing experience watching the Life Cycle of the butterfly. They arrived as tiny caterpillars. Then they grew and grew! Wrapped themselves into a cocoon (pupa or chrysalis) They waited patiently until they emerged from the cocoons as beautiful butterflies! All this is called “metamorphosis”
This week, Crestwood’s Community Service Team went to Sunnybrook’s Veterans Centre. In the weeks leading up to this trip, the team had decorated small flower pots and planted pansies to bring as gifts. Students met with veterans from World War 2 and the Korean War who shared their stories, experiences, and even some memorabilia. The
Dancing – it’s fun to do, it’s entertaining to watch and it’s a great way to exercise. And it’s at its best when done in a group. Crestwood School welcomed dance teacher Niky Johnson this past week. Johnson travels throughout the CIS community delivering dance instruction to large and small groups alike. She believes dance is a celebration
Today the grade 3 classes visited Black Creek Pioneer Village to further investigate Communities in Canada from 1780-1850. Students participated in a highly interactive workshop called “Hands on History” where they explored how to card wool, operate a loom and produce on the printing press. Immediately following the workshop students had time to visit the many
