Parkview Public School
Don’t forget to wear your Camo looks today as we celebrate Canada’s hunting, trapping and fishing heritage! We have many exciting and educational opportunities for our students today including archery for our grade 5s and 6s, fishing, outdoor scavenger “hunts” … Read More
Our first parent council meeting is scheduled for October 2nd at 6pm in the library. If you are interesting in joining council, self nomination forms are available in the office. These forms should be returned to the school by September … Read More
We are looking forward to meeting our Panther families tomorrow night from 5:00-6:30! We will have food available from 5:00-5:45 with an opportunity to tour your child’s class from 5:45-6:30. Spirit wear orders will be available as well. See you … Read More
Remember to bring your best smiles on Monday September 17th for picture day.
Popcorn will be for sale on Friday for 2$ at the office during nutrition break.
On Friday September 14th, Parkview will join many other organizations in Ontario in celebrating Canada’s hunting and fishing heritage. We have representatives from O.F.A.H. joining us to engage our students in some special activities! More details to follow. Remember to … Read More
We had a successful first day! It was wonderful to see our returning students and our new students making friends and setting goals. Our new outdoor classroom rocks were a popular spot to play! We thank all parents who made … Read More
Dear families, Due to a system error, our student verification forms and other important permission forms were not sent home today. They will be sent home by the end of the week.
It’s hard to believe it’s our last day! We’ll celebrate this morning with an assembly for students. Remember that it’s also Blue Jay/Canada spirit day! Our clap out for all graduating students and staff who are moving on will take … Read More
What a wonderful grad gift from our Citizenship award winner, Ross Thomas! Ross made special Panther coloured bracelets for every graduate and staff to help them celebrate school pride. Amazing, Ross!
