success in learning a team effort

June 2021 Newsletter

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Peter Correia - Principal Meghan Clements - Vice Principal

It takes a community to raise a child. Together we are better and continue to do your BEST, Believe, Excel and Succeed Together!

On behalf of the entire Mulvey School Educational Team, we wish everyone a safe and restful summer filled with special moments and memories.

Dear Parents/Guardians: Success In Learning – A Team Effort It is hard to believe that this school year is coming to a close. This month will again see many learning activities and initiatives that will continue to promote growth and the celebration of community, taking place remotely and in-class. The success of children at Mulvey School is a team effort. It is the investment of each person involved in the life of a child that comes together to make a difference in a child’s knowledge, skills and confidence. Many of you have expressed your appreciation for the caring, and extra enthusiasm and dedication ☺ that your child’s teacher and the Mulvey Staff has demonstrated. I too, would like to thank the entire Mulvey School Educational Team for their commitment this year, and to their holistic approach in educating your children. Thank-you to all parents, guardians, grandparents, families, friends, and caregivers for supporting our marvelous Mulvey students throughout the year, especially during the remote learning periods. Together we have made a difference on behalf of each and every Mulvey student. To those students who are moving on, continue the commitment to life-long learning that we have strived to instill in you during your education at Mulvey School. For those returning students, we look forward to continuing our journey of learning together.

In this issue …

Page 2 Mulvey Moments Page 14 Mulvey Parent Council News Page 17 Nutrition Information Page 24 Calendar & Upcoming Events

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Wolseley and West Broadway

Community Bike Backwards Parade

Date ~ Sunday June 27 between 11AM and 2 PM.

Details on Page 11

Airilynn

Akiili

Alexander

Arwen

Bellamy

Bennett S.

Bersabet

Canmero

Christian

Connor L.

Dell

Devon

Dexter S.

Elna

Elyas

Emma

Evelyn

Everardo

Freddy

Gideon

Hannah

Henry

Hunter

Imran G.

Imran M.

Isaiah

Jenevah

Jhocelyn

Jurilynn

Khadar

Larissa

Liam

Lilianna

Linus

Lucy

Mariana

Mason

Memory

Milo

Nathan F.

Nathan S.

Pascal

Perwitto

Rebecca

Ricky

Ryan

Ryssa

Serenity

Sienna

Skylar

Tahoor

Tomson

Tron

Veronica

Violet

Wyndam

Yafa

Yafet

Ms. Gomes

Ms. Johnson

Ms. Loeppky

Ms. North

Courage Honesty Humility Wisdom Respect Truth Love

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May Acts of Recognition

Acts of Recognition (AoRs) Acts of Recognition are given to students for achieving personal, academic, or social goals. We use the Seven Teachings to help students name their goals. This may be when a student goes beyond regular expectations or continually demonstrates skills and/or behaviours that con-

tribute to making Mulvey School S.A.F.E.

The following students and teacher received 75 Acts of Recognition stickers in the month of May:

Full Day Kindergarten - Ms. G. Hayes

Hello students and families of Room 3!

I am missing you all very much and I enjoy our check in during the week! Through our conversations and all the posts made on seesaw I see you are all still working very hard remotely and I am so proud! It has been a very challenging year full of changes however you have all done such an amazing job with all the adjustments and made it thought the school year successfully! Although I was not with you all as long as Ms. Dumond, I can absolutely say it was wonderful getting to know everyone and see how you have all learned and grown so much!

In June, we will continue to work on beginning sounds and introduce middle and end sounds. We will also begin to build our sight word recognition, word families and rhyming words. Additionally, we will be continuing to practice letter recognition, letter sounds, and practice writing letters of the alphabet.

For Math, I will be posting activities related to matching numbers and objects to 30, counting numbers to 100 and adding numbers with sum to 10. We will also continue with missing numbers, one more/ one less, before and after and patterns.

In Science and Social Studies, I will be posting lessons on trees and seasons. I encourage you to walk around your community, see all the different things in your community and explore and observe these topics. Draw pictures or write what you see.

I hope you have a wonderful summer vacation full of fun

and sunshine. Stay safe and healthy. Enjoy!

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM

Kindergarten Mrs. N. Schneider

For Language Arts, please continue to practice letter recognition, letter sounds, and practice writing letters of the alphabet. I will be posting stories that you can listen and respond to. I will also

include the online resources for sight words and writing simple sentences.

For Math and Music, I will be posting activities related to matching numbers and objects to 30, counting

numbers to 100, adding numbers with the sum to 10, and subtracting numbers with the difference of 10. For Health Education, please check the videos about mindfulness activities, daily exercise for kids, and some strategies for parent to help kids cope with the anxiety during this challenging time. For Science, I will be posting lessons on trees, seasons, animals, and plants. I encourage you to walk around in a safe surrounding where you can explore and observe these topics.

Draw pictures or write what you see.

For Social Studies, I will continue to post lessons and videos about our community helpers. I hope you`re having quality time with your family. Stay safe and healthy. I wish you a wonderful summer! Enjoy!

Nursery Ms. S. Gomes

It is so hard to believe that we are already in June! Last month we had some fun planting flowers and making a special card to go with them. The children were so proud of their planting and eager to take their gifts home to

share with their families. We also took some time to draw some self portraits. The students did such a great job of looking closely at themselves and adding details to their drawings such as eyelashes and even glasses if they were wearing them. They turned out perfectly. We were also able to spend some time outdoors

enjoying the beautiful weather. We took our clipboards outside and took some time to draw things that we see in the world around us. The children enjoyed creating Art outside. To continue on with our learning this month we will be working on printing and learning our numbers. We started with our Number of the Day activities instead of our Letter of the day activities in May and will continue with that for this final month. We have made it all the way through all 26 letters of the alphabet! Way to go Room 2! I am so proud of all of you. Along with learning how to identify, print and count numbers we will also be working on a variety of math skills and fine motor activities this month such as creating, extending and identifying patterns, subitizing, cutting, tracing and printing our first and last names in both upper and lower case letters. Regardless of whether we are learning in the classroom or remotely, I know that based on how hard

everyone worked on their school work remotely for the month of May, that there will continue to be so much learning happening.

As our school year comes to a close this month, I have to express how very proud I am of all the students in Room 2 and their families for supporting them on their learning journey.

We have had such an amazing school year together. It has been truly a privilege to share a classroom with such wonderful students. Take good care, have a happy, safe and very fun filled summer.

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM Grades 1 & 2 Ms. L. Klassen

May was a strange and wonderful month! We almost made it through the entire year without a school going to remote learning, however, since the 12

th only a handful of

students were in the classroom while most were in their homes and I only saw them on the screen. Of course I missed the energy and the give and take of live interaction and live conversations but at the same time I was so impressed

with how respectfully students dealt with each

other during our google meets. Thank you to parents and students for facilitating these meetings. At the time of my writing I do not know if we will be together in June or not. I am certainly hoping we are! Re-

gardless, June will offer time for outdoor play and review and consolidation of learned concepts. Thank you to all students and their families for providing me with a beautiful learning year. The bright eyes, kind hearts and learning minds outshone the darkness of the pandemic. Have a great summer!

Grades 1 & 2 Ms. A. Cruzada

Last month, students in Room 5 were actively engaged in our Remote Learning Activities through Seesaw and by participating in their Activity Books. For Mathematics, students learned about place value, greater than and less than , odd and even number, equality, inequality, numbers before and after, addition and subtraction.

For Language Arts, students focused on editing sentences, making inferences, spelling, CVC words, blends, digraphs, conjunctions and rhyming words.

For Science, students were encouraged to think like an OWL, which means “i Observe, I Wonder, I Learn.” We studied about different types of animals such as squirrels, polar bears, and different species of bears. Students had an active discussion about what they observed about these animals, they shared in class the things that they wonder; something that they do not know yet but want to know,

and to be able to learn the answers on the things that they wonder, we watched different educational videos about these animals. Learning fascinating facts about animals, made the students more engaged in class-room participation. Lastly, in Social Studies, we learned how to read map

symbols and directions about our community helpers, neighbourhood, and ways on how to help out communi-ty , leadership responsibilities, resolving conflicts, and respecting individual differences.

Furthermore, our highlights for the month of May are; Students creatively made a flower card - A hands-on experience on how to do simple gardening made the students excited. We also participated in a clean-up drive activity within our school

playground, learning how to be of help in our community and care for the environment even in our own simple ways, Each student insightfully shared what they wanted to be in the future which is something that we all wish to come true. I hope that we will all have a wonderful and safe summer vacation!!!

Grades 2 & 3 Mr. J. Truss

It seems hard to believe that another school year has come and gone. And what a year it was. And in spite of the challenges that we were presented with throughout the year, the students of Room 23 displayed tremendous development and growth both academically, and as valued members of our classroom community. It was an absolute pleasure working with such a wonderful group of young people. One of the highlights of the past month for the classroom was being able to create an in-class bulletin which depicted various aspects of ancient Egypt. Another highlight of the year was the design, construction and testing of the skateboards we made. I would encourage all students to maintain and build upon the academic gains they have made this last year over the summer months. Reading daily for pleasure (magazines, comics and brochures, etc.), help with preparing a meal by reading a cookbook or following instructions on packaging are just two of the many ways in which students can apply their literacy or mathematical skills. In closing I would like to wish you all a safe and restful

summer and look forward to hopefully seeing all of you

again in September.

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM Grades 2 & 3 Ms. K. Rosenberg

Hello Mulvey Families! I hope that all of you are continuing to do well, and are able to enjoy the beautiful, sunny weather.

Throughout the month of June, we will continue learning about shapes, problem solving as well as beginning early multiplication in Math. Daily writing activities are focused on a variety of writing styles such as narrative, informational, persuasive, writing responses and free writes. In Science, we will be continuing to study all about the growth and changes in plants and in Social Studies, we will be finishing our Country Research Projects.

I am so proud of the Room 21 students! They have continued to adapt to so many changes, work so hard, doing amazing things, and you should all be very proud of yourselves!

It has been such a pleasure to teach all of you this year. The students formed a true community of learners, characterized by everyone supporting each other while in school as well as during remote learning. I will always remember the daily jokes that students wanted to share; laughter and smiles were brought to everyone’s face. I also want to say a big thank you to all the parents/guardians for all of your continued support, patience and kind words throughout this unique school year.

Please feel free to email me at [email protected] if you ever have any questions, work to share, or would just like to say “hello.” Please continue to take good care, stay safe and enjoy the beautiful weather. Have a fantastic summer break!!!

Grades 3 & 4 Ms. W. MacKenzie

I hope everyone is enjoying the beautiful, long-awaited warm weather! Throughout June, we will be working on finishing up with division and also working on fractions in mathematics. In social studies, we will wrap up our Country Research Projects and in science we will continue with the unit on Growth and Changes in Plants. It has definitely been a school year like no other. The students have done, and

continue to do, an amazing job of adapting to the many changes and different ways of learning this year has presented. Thank you to all of you for supporting your child and the school with their education and well-being! I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to teach your child this school year. We had a lovely, supportive classroom community while in the school and during the remote learning experience as well. Please email [email protected] me if you have any questions or to simply connect. Please continue to take good care and enjoy the June weather. Have a safe and lovely summer break and enjoy spending time with the special people in your life!

Grades 3 & 4 Ms. D. McFadyen

Hello families and students of Rm. 17.

This wonderful class made me feel extremely welcomed and it made the

transition a lot smoother. I am so proud

of the way Room 17 adapted to all of

the changes. From changing teachers

to moving online, the students with the

assistance from Parents, Families and

Guardians took the challenges with ease. Thank you to all

of the families who are supporting the home learners

during this school closure. This month we will continue

taking care of our sunflower plants and watching our plant

experiment. We are growing plants without water, sunlight

and air. The weather is becoming nicer and the students

will get outside to see some plants in the community on

our plant scavenger hunt. In Math we have been learning

about symmetry and have created some art using symmetry. In Social Studies we have been learning about Ancient Greece. We will be comparing the ancient and

modern Olympics and will hold our own mini Olympics

outside. We will be continuing learning throughout the

month of June, whether from school or from home. I wish

you all a wonderful summer. Stay safe and stay healthy.

Grades 5 & 6 Mr. B. Kussin

It is really hard to believe that another year of learning is rapidly coming to an end! The students in Room 13 are working at staying focused on completing their assignments and homework.

This month, either remotely or in person, we will continue learning about fractions, decimals and percents. We will be concluding our look at the Holocaust and conclude this topic by watching the movie Anne Frank if we are back in school. This is a thought provoking movie which illustrates daily life for certain people during this time in history.

Of course as usual, the most exciting event this month is the Grade 6 Farewell. Planning is underway and as always, it will be the time to celebrate all of your child’s successes throughout their time here at Mulvey. We look forward to having you join us watching our virtual presentation of the Farewell on Friday, June 25

th!

I would like to thank all the parents/guardians who have taken an active interest in their child’s progress this year. It is only with your help that your child can experience the successes they deserve.

Have a safe and enjoyable summer!

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM

Grades 5 & 6 Ms. C. Fraser

Hello Room 16 Families,

We have endured some interesting times and finally made it to June. The weather seems to be getting nicer which allows us to venture outside and get a bit more fresh air in our lungs. I hope you are all staying active and getting outside as much as possible. Activity and movement help keep our body and our brain to stay alert and healthy. I want to say how very proud I am of all room 16 students this year. We have worked hard in this classroom, created a strong community together, shared and supported our learning, and all the while stayed in fairly good spirits (even when faced with the anxieties and worries of the pandemic). I want to say a big thank-you to all of my students this year for bringing a smile to my face, even on the hard days. We will continue our learning until the end of June and hope for some normalcy to come back into everyone’s

life. Take care of each other and stay safe and healthy.

Grades 4 & 5 Mr. B. Papineau

Well folks, it’s been a year to say the least. We know all the things that made it so, but just let me tell you that your children were amazing through everything they’ve faced, whether it was in class or online for

remote learn-ing. Through all difficulties that a masked, physi-cally distant environment posed, I have seen much growth and maturing from the students of Room 19. These were truly interesting times.

In all seriousness, I would like to thank each and everyone of the parents and family members of Room 19 students, for trusting that your students were coming to a

safe place, and hope-fully expe-riencing at least a little bit of normalcy

Grades 4 & 5 Ms. C. Vande Graaf

It is really hard to believe that another year of learning is rapidly coming to an end! The students in Room 18 have done an amazing job this year with staying positive and engaged throughout both in-class learning and remote learning.

This month, either remotely or in person, we will finish up our unit on fractions and begin a quick unit on perimeter and area. We have just finished learning all about the Human Body and are ready to move onto Simple Machines. This will take us right to the end of the year as we finish this unit up with some fun design projects. We will continue to learn about the Canadian Government and what each of the three different levels of government are responsible for.

We have our Grade 6 Farewell to look forward to at the end of this month and hopefully there will be an opportunity for us all to be together again as a class before the end of the year. Fingers crossed!!!

Whether we see each other virtually or in person, I wish you all an enjoyable and happy summer.

Stay Safe!

Coach Program Ms. P. Solmundson

It’s hard to believe we’re in our last month of school. It has been quite a year and everyone adjusted so well to all the changes. We recently finished reading the entire series of books that started with the novel Hatchet. The students really enjoyed the character Brian and all the life lessons he learned surviving in the bush. The chicks hatched on May 19

th and we were so

excited that we got to see quite a few break through their

shells. They went to live at the farm on the 21st. Now we

are getting ready for the emergence of our painted lady butterflies and we are looking forward to releasing them. In art, we are working on a watercolour project with Miss Brenna. This year’s Coach awards will be delivered to each student’s house. The team will be coming around for a front lawn visit with each student on the 23

rd and 24

th, if

current health orders allow. We are looking forward to celebrating all the students and what they have accom-plished this year.

Grades 4, 5, 6 Coach Program Mr. M. Jefkins

Our Tomatosphere investigation was a big hit! Students were very engaged and enjoyed predicting which set of tomato seed had been exposed to space. After we were

done experimenting, we repotted the plants and many of us took them home to continue growing. There will be some juicy tomatoes in our futures! Our current novel is Brian’s Return. This is the follow-up to Hatchet. It tells the story of what would

happen “if” Brian had to survive in the Canadian wilderness through the winter. We cannot wait to see how he manages. Once again we raised Painted Lady

butterflies. We will be releasing them soon. Our chicks hatched at the end of May. We had a very successful hatching of healthy chicks. They were so cute. They stayed to visit with us for a few days before making their way to a local farm. Our students were very excited to present a Mulvey

Assembly on The Seven Teachings and the Environment. It was well done and well received. Congratulations to the students who participated with singing and drumming, awesome art, wonderful readings, and great ideas. We hope everyone has a safe and happy summer holiday.

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM Grades 1, 2 & 3 LAC Mr. R. Janczuk

This month in room 8 we will continue working on our Language Arts and Daily Edit.

We have also introduced the electronic Raz Kids program. This program complements the classroom reading levels and will track or read to the student. There are also follow up comprehension questions. We will continue working on the electronic math program "Dream Box".

In Science this term we will do a follow up to Seasonal Changes with the Water Cycle (Hydrologic System).

As we continue our Egypt Unit, we are working on Hieroglyphics.

We encourage all students to continue practicing your reading every day at home. Always try your best and be respectful to everyone.

Grades 1, 2, & 3 ASD Ms. L. Costello

Room 6 students have been very busy this month. They helped to plant the flowers out in front of our school and

are in charge of watering them daily. Room 6 students painted rocks yellow with smiley faces and hid them around the community to help brighten someone’s day. They also had a lot of fun “ mock painting” the school with paintbrushes and water. The students continue to work hard everyday on their individual work and group work. They love to play picture bingo, show their alphabet and number knowledge on the smartboard, and play all the fun games

our speech and language therapist has given us that help them with their speech goals.

For the month of June, we are hoping to be able to go for walks and visit other parks in our community if the restrictions are lifted. If not, we have some great ideas on how to learn, keep cool and have fun in our own area. It’s hard to believe the year is almost over.

MULVEY SPORTS

Hello students and families,

It’s hard to believe we are in the last month of this school year. As this challenging school year comes to a close, I would like to thank our students for their active

participation in our Phys-ed program and for being resilient in this difficult time. If you are on remote learning, I encourage you to stay physically active and participate in our PE lessons on Seesaw. With the warmer weather around here, please make every effort to go outside for a fun family walk, bike ride, etc. Tips to keep healthy while

you are spending more time at home due to COVID: Eat a balanced and varied diet. Stay physically active.

Get enough sleep. Keep hydrated.

Before School Cohort Sports has been cancelled since May 12, 2021 due to the

provincial restrictions. We will resume our program next school year in October, 2021.

I WISH YOU ALL A SAFE, RESTFUL,

AND HAPPY SUMMER!!

Mr. A Physical Education Teacher (Mornings)

The end of the school year is upon us again. Although this year has been different, I hope that

your children have enjoyed their time in the gym and outside being physically active. In physical education class the students have been playing a variety of low

organized games, frisbee and football outside, as well as a continued interest in soccer in the gym. We have high hopes that next year the Mulvey Mustang football and

soccer teams will be in action again playing in the Inner City Soccer league. I hope everyone has a wonderful summer, stay active and has a chance to relax and

rest. Thank you to all the students who have worked hard in gym class and are continuing to live

healthy and happy lifestyles.

Noon hour Cohort Sports has been cancelled since May 12, 2021 due to the

provincial new restrictions. We will resume our program next school year in October, 2021.

Mr. B Physical Education Teacher (Afternoons)

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE

ART STUDIO 15

It has certainly been an interesting month for us all, with students working both from home and school! I hope you have all been finding ways to stretch your

creative muscles. To those of you who are busy working from home, I am looking forward to seeing your

art on Seesaw. Spring has certainly sprung and as we go into these summer months we are blessed with

artistic inspiration all around us! Tapping into this inspiration all students at Mulvey have been creating

fields of flowers using watercolour washes, dot art and splatter art techniques. All of which have been inspired by contemporary artist Yvonne Coomber. I am enjoying

watching this colourful field grow as our students finish their art both at home and in school. If you want

to paint like Yvonne, check out my Seesaw instructional on this art project and learn along at home!

I hope you keep your Art on as we hit the home stretch

of this school year! Keep moving and dancing and finding reasons to get a little silly and creative while safe

at home! I will miss you all this summer! Congratulations to the Grade 6 students as they move on to new artistic adventures in Junior High. I look forward to seeing the

rest of you all back at Mulvey in September!

Take Care and have a great summer,

Reminders from School Office: ♦ You will receive with your child’s June report card

the class they have been enrolled in for the 2021-2022 school year as well as a request for the school supply fees payment due by mid-September.

♦ Nursery and Kindergarten parents will receive a letter over the summer with an interview time and date to meet with the teacher, and for the students to visit their new classrooms.

♦ The office will be closed from July 9 to August 30.

♦ Reminder to register in Parent council Lunch program all fees must be paid from prior year.

Community Support Worker Corner Hello Parents/Guardians, Caregivers and Families.

Time flies when one is doing what you love to do and when you are working with a good team and a wonderful community. That is what I feel right now. It is hard to believe that the school year is soon ending. This year, like last year has been a trying time to many of us, but we have also learnt so much through it and in an unprecedented time that we have been working in. The challenges we faced have made us resilient and a strong team together. As we end the year let us continue to practice healthy ways of living in safety so that we can enjoy summer with our families and friends. Together we are learning that we can stick together even in tough times to provide for the kids we care for, To the parents/guardians, caregivers and families and to teachers and all staff at Mulvey School. I appreciate the time I have spent with each one of you and especially getting to know many of you and working together with some of you on various activities and programs. Thanks to the virtual connections that allowed us to work together on zoom as we were cooking, painting, baking and making blankets. Thank you to all those who were able to take part in one or two of the programs and activities. As well, together as a school community we enjoyed sharing food donations from Food Rescue Canada. It was good to share, work and learn together while socializing and having fun as a Mulvey community. I would also like to thank all of our community partners that we have been able to work with through this school year. We are thankful to be connected to a community that supports and values our school community. The Mulvey School Parent Council has been extremely supportive of the school’s work as well as the work of the community support worker’s projects. Thank you very much Parent Council and parents in the work of supporting Mulvey students/parents/guardians/caregivers and families. Food Donations We are thankful to Food Rescue Canada for their generosity and their continuous supply of food to our school community throughout this school year. We will continue to receive food on a weekly basis until the end of June, and we will inform you accordingly. Please watch out for the communication and contact me or the school for your supplies. The Harvest Manitoba, Breakfast 2 Go Program will also continue weekly throughout the summer’s months. The day of the week is still to be determined. I would like to thank everyone who has assisted in making sure the food is picked, delivered and repackaged so parents/guardians/caregivers and families can receive a bag. To the parents who have assisted, all the staff at the school who have been so helpful in the process, the school custodians who did the off and on loading of many boxes, and all my colleagues who have supported this cause in various ways, thank you. We are a team that builds the community we support.

Coming up

Cooking and/or Baking I hope you have enjoyed time together cooking and baking. Time conditions and provincial restrictions permitting, we may have one cooking session this month of June. I will keep you updated. Please watch school messenger and seesaw. Parent Activities Conditions permitting, next year we may be able to meet at the school and work together in the same space and in person. I have been fortunate to work with many of you and the children in the few months. I have enjoyed and appreciate the support of the Administration, the Parent Council, my colleagues, all Mulvey staff and to all the wonderful Mulvey Parents and families Thank you.

Summer Time Depending on Provincial Restrictions, there may be programs that your children may attend during summer. The City of Winnipeg has the leisure guide posted online, please check for updates https://www.winnipeg.ca/cms/recreation/leisure/leisureguide.stm When programming is available and if you think you may want to register your child/children in summer programs, I can assist. Let us work together to keep the kids safe and involved during summer. If you would like assistance with registration, please call me at the school. Until I see you again in September, Stay safe, Wishing a safe and wonderful summer.

Ms. Justine Kiwanuka Telephone 204-786-3469 Email: [email protected]

Ms. Justine Kiwanuka

Mulvey School Staffing Update May/ June 2021

Dear Parents, Guardians, Families and Caregivers of Room 8,

Mr. Vicente would like to inform all students, as well as their families, of his paternity leave. Mr. Vicente is very excited to share the news of the birth of his child on May 1, 2021 with the school community. Mr. Vicente will be taking paternity leave effective Monday, May 10, 2021. Mr. Vicente has immensely enjoyed working with all of your children during the 2020-2021 school year.

Mr. Vicente has asked that we pass along sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of the students, parents and staff. On behalf of all the students of Room 8, staff, and parents of Mulvey School, we wish Mr. Vicente very well.

The Administration team has worked in partnership with Winnipeg School Division, Human Resources to fill the Room 8 classroom teacher position and is pleased to announce that Mr. Roman Janczuk will be taking the term from May 10, 2021 – June 30, 2021. Mr. Janczuk brings great commitment and passion to the classroom and has many years of experience working with students in the early years. Mr. Janczuk is very much looking forward to working with the students in Room 8 at Mulvey school. Please help me in welcoming Mr. Janczuk to the Mulvey School Staff Team.

Thank you for your support. Sincerely, Mr. P. Correia Ms. M. Clements Principal Vice Principal

Wolseley and West Broadway Community Bike Backwards Parade

Date ~ Sunday June 27 between 11AM and 2 PM.

Theme ~ FABULOUS FUTURE BEAUTIFUL BIKES

Word scramble ~ search for the letters to reveal a *top secret* message.

Bike ~ make it *fancy*

Mask ~ wear it, decorate it

Mulvey contact: t'ai pu at [email protected]

Laura Secord contact: Deenie at [email protected]

Wolseley contact: Jocelyn at [email protected]

Register: Eventbrite

Now Accepting Half Day Nursery and Kindergarten

applications for the 2021-2022 school year.

If your child is born in 2016 or 2017

Please have the following documents: ⇒ Birth Certificate ⇒ Proof of address (Tax Bill or Lease) ⇒ Manitoba Health Card ⇒ Immigration Papers (If Applicable)

Full Day Kindergarten Applications for the 2021-2022

School Year at Mulvey School

We will be continuing to accept names and registrations of those families with children born in 2016,

who are interested and meet the guidelines for the Full Day Kindergarten Program next year.

Student resides in Mulvey School Catchement Area Student has had excellent attendance in the Nursery Program at Mulvey School (over 90%)

Student Plans to attend Mulvey School until Grade 6 Pending available spots - please note there is currently a waiting list

Please contact the school office if you would like further information.

What is SafeArrival? SafeArrival is an absence management system that improves student safety and makes it easy for you to let the school know about your child’s absence.

For further information: https://www.winnipegsd.ca/Parents/safe-arrival/Pages/Default.aspx

Mulvey School Parent Council Lunch Program News

A reminder that the lunch program fees for the month of June 2021 are due.

The Mulvey School Parent Council Lunch Program will be accepting registrations for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year, You must re-register your child every year to be in the program. Please pick up a form from the office if you are interested.

A reminder that the Lunch Program is available for students whose parents are not available to supervise their children due to work hours or are enrolled in school during the lunch hour.

Parents must register all children before they attend the lunch program on a yearly basis. ♦ The fees are due at the beginning of each month and are for supervision only. Not paying on

time, without any prior arrangements, will result in a suspension of lunch program privileges and parent/guardian will require to make alternatives arrangements.

♦ Registration is based on a first come first served basis. There is a maximum of spots. ♦ Parents are expected to provide their children with a lunch. Please do not send fish or nuts

due to allergies. ♦ Children are expected to follow the lunch program rules, failure to do so will result in a

suspension of lunch program privileges for the child(ren).

Parents will not be allowed to register a child if there is an outstanding debt owed to the program.

Also a reminder that the lunch program’s microwaves are to be used only for re-heating precooked food items. We

appreciate your understanding and assisting the lunch program in this regard.

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/benefits/recovery-caregiving-benefit.html

Pro-Social Presentations

of the Month

Room 1: How to be a Friend The Kindergarten students in Room 1 shared An amazing presentation on ’How to be a Friend’. The students provided our school With some excellent ways to be a good friend:

Playing Together Saying Thank You Using Nice Words

Helping Someone in the Classroom Being Kind

Wonderful job Room 1! Here is the You Tube link for their presentation so you can watch at home: https://youtu.be/EgqzOhElyrY

Coach: The 7 Teachings and the Environment Thank you to the wonderful students in our COACH program for their presentation on ’The 7 Teachings and the Environment’. They shared with the school

many important messages and reminders. At Mulvey School we recognize the good work and

deeds of our school community and relate the 7 teachings to our relationships with ourselves and

others and Mother Earth.

Showing LOVE by looking after Mother Earth

Showing RESPECT by not wasting resources

Showing COURAGE through leading by good example

Showing HONESTY by recycling

Showing WISDOM by teaching others to do better

Being HUMBLE by only taking only what you need

Being TRUTHFUL to the Earth by owning mistakes

Here is the You Tube link to view the presentation at home: https://youtu.be/OgpY7mNHblU

Cornish Library (20 West Gate) My name is Andrea and I am the head of the Children’s Department at the Summer is just around the corner which means the Winnipeg Public Library’s TD Summer Reading Club is about to begin!

The start date for the Club is Monday, June 14th, and runs until Tuesday, August 31st. The program is free and encourages children to continue reading over the summer to have fun and prevent reading loss. No reading lists are required. Children from the ages of 0 – 12 can participate at any of our 20 branches. This year we are trying to keep it simple, children will receive a free official reading kit that includes stickers, a notebook, and web access (to participate in online activities).

For teens, we have our online Teen Summer Reading Club, which runs from June 14th until August 31st. Teens (grades 7-12) receive weekly newsletters via email with quizzes, contests, book lists, and teen programs at the Library. There is no required reading and the purpose of the club is to engage teens with the Library, literacy, and creative pursuits throughout the summer months. The program is completely free and there are many great prizes to be won!

If you have any questions about summer reading, receiving bulk kits, or would like any help regarding the library, please contact me ([email protected] or 204-986-4679)

Cost of registra�on in-

cludes all of the materials

and shipping for

S.T.E.A.M. Club for $100/

week. Cost of Space Farm

also includes the cost of

the Tech Toy Micro:Bit

for $125/week!

We understand that the

pandemic has also had a

financial impact on many

families in Manitoba, so

we will be providing

bursaries to families in

need. Applica�on for

bursaries can be found

on our website.

Finally, because these

clubs will be running

remotely access to a

digital device & reliable

internet will be required.

Addi�onal details about

each club and registra�on

can be found on our web-

site at

www.wisekidne�cenergy.

ca/summer-clubs.

A Special Message from B2G to You!

Summer is here yupee ya yay! And B2G is here to stay! It will continue throughout the summer

as a pop up stand from July til September Make sure to eat your breakfast everyday so healthy and strong you will continue to stay

Don’t forget to laugh, relax, and have lots of fun! and remember Principal Correia’s

Minion video for tips when you’re out in the sun.

So goodbye for now until we meet again In the Magnificent Mulvey Newsletter when the new school year begins.

NP Parusia Purohit

June 2021

DATES TO REMEMBER Please mark the following important dates on your calendar (watch for changes in future newsletters).

M o n T u e W e d T h u F r i

1 Day 1 2 Day 2 3 Day 3 4 Day 4

7 Day 5 8 Day 6 9 Day 1 10 Day 2 11 Day 3



National Indigenous

People’s Day

Report Cards

Go Home

Grade 6 Farewell

@ 1:30pm

28 Day 2

29 Day 3

30 Day 4 Dismissal

@ 11:30am

Last Day

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

S how Respect and Responsibility A lways come Prepared and On Time F eet and Hands to Yourself E veryone Learns Together

BE YOUR BEST

B elieve E xcel S ucceed T ogether

Date Event Day of the cycle

Aug. 30 Office Opens ~

Sept. 8 First Day of School - Regular Program Students 2

Sept. 9 First Day of School - Rooms 6, 8 & COACH 3

Sept. 20 PD Day 4

Sept. 13 First Day of School for all - Nursery & Kindergarten 5

Sept. 23 Meet the Staff Evening 1

success in learning a team effort

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