Centennial Senior Public School May 2016 CENTENNIAL PRIDE
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016!CENTENNIAL tionExcellencePrincipal’s MessageBy Mr. LeeWe celebrated Centennial’ssuccesses in academics,athletics and the arts with ourEducation Week activities andevents in April. We continue tobe committed in promoting21st century teaching andlearning, technology, theenvironment and studentsuccess! Congratulations toMs. Mackenzie and Ms.Campbell for their 25 years ofteaching excellence with thePeel District School Board.Congratulations to this year’sAward of Distinctionrecipients: Ms. Brunet, Ms. Kellyand Ms. Bradica for theiroutstanding contributions toour Centennial community.We would like to thank all our(cont. on page 2)Attendance: 905-459-1965Phone: 905-459-5200Fax: tter@CentennialSrPSYouTubeCentennialSr PSPrincipal Wayne LeeVice Principal Lauren HukSuperintendent Adrian GrahamCentennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.orgOur Education Week Assembly!April’s OverviewApril was a month filled withnew experiences, morelearning, and outstandingaccomplishments for ourCentennial lions. OurEducation Night turn out tothe amount we raised forthe Cops for Cancer gamewere outrageous. Can’tforget the amazingteachers who won awardsfor their numerouscontribution to Centennial.We cannot thankMs.Bradica, Ms.Kelly,Ms.Mackenzie, andMs.Brunet enough!Participation has also beenon of Centennial’saccomplishments. A greatamount of students cameto school wearing somepink clothing or accessoriesduring the day of pink toshowcase our spirit andsupport towards the cause.Speaking of which, we had aguest who came into ourschool regarding this event.Ross Rossini is a magicianwho incorporated thedifferent aspects and reasonsfor celebrating the Day ofPink and magic together. Hepromotes inclusion and antibullying through magic! Whata creative way to spread apositive message. Anotherguest speaker who wasinvited to Centennial thismonth was Jenny fromRegion of Peel. She helped usre-learn how we reuse,reduce and recycle! cont. onpage 2)Digital NewsletterPlease visit our schoolwebsite for more photos &articles.1
Centennial Senior Public SchoolApril’s OverviewOur school also participatedin the “Whole School WasteReduction Campaign”. Interms of the arts, somestudents have beenpreparing art pieces for theAsian Heritage art show atPeel. Other students are alsochoreographing dances andskits for our Asian Heritageassembly. Can’t forget ouryearly tradition of theDragon! Centennial has alsobrought back Bronze for Boysfloor hockey this month, andGold for Girls floor hockey!Keep it going lions!Victoria DayThe queen's birthday, betterknown as Victoria Day iscelebrated on thepreceding Monday afterMay 25th. In Quebec thisday is known as NationalPatriots Day. We celebratethis day because we are stillpart of the CommonwealthNations, this group is led bythe Queen herself. There aremany ways we celebrate thisday of joy, one includesburning fireworks at night.Other than Queen Victoria’sBirthday, it is also acelebration for QueenElizabeth. Picnics, paradesand athletic competitionsare also ways of celebrating.This event was widelycelebrated in Canada waybefore its legalization. In fact,it was announced as anational holiday in the yearof 1845. However, whenQueen Victoria died in 1901,the Canadian governmentofficially called this day“Victoria Day”.Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.orgMay 2016Principal’s Message (cont.)students and staff who prepared and organized manydisplays, activities and presentations for our special OpenHouse Showcase.In April, we recognized theCops for Cancer, GreatGulp, Earth Hour, Day ofPink Magician Assembly,Spring Book Fair, EducationWeek Open House, WasteReduction Campaign,Free the Children’s RafikiBracelet Fundraiser, Presenter Mark Newman, StorytellerBernice Hune, Pythagoras Math Contest, and InstrumentalMusic Information Night. Congratulations to our Junior GirlsBasketball Team (4th place), Junior Boys Basketball Team (3rdplace), and Senior Girls Ball Hockey Team (1st place)!We hope to see you at our upcoming events: the SchoolCouncil Gathering on May 19th @ 6:30pm, and the AsianHeritage Month Assembly on June 3rd @ 10am. Pleaseremember there will be no school for students on May 13th.We inspire success, confidence and hope in each student atCentennial every day!French & Sports @CentennialCentennial has a very amazing Frenchprogram which is much credited to ouramazing French teachers. They havecreated an amazing curriculum in ourschool that has assisted students andimproved their French majorly. From things such as watchingfrench movies, to participating in skits. These all help inteaching students on how the French culture actually is. Forinstance the grade 7 Sci-Tech’s are doing a skit with their class.Also sometimes during concerts, special information nights atour school, and etc. The French teachers hold a French Caféin which you can take part in. Now onto a much differenttopic let’s talk about Centennial’s sport’s program. The sport’sprogram at Centennial allows students to partake in assortedsports & intramurals. This month our school is starting their track& field and soccer practices for the Senior & Junior teams. Intrack & field our school is participating in discus, high jump,shot put, and many distance events. Lastly, our school alsohad their own dodgeball team, and we played at thetournament.2
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016The Zodiac Legacy:ConvergenceOn the road again: How to keep yourcyclist safeThe books of theZodiac Legacy,written by StuartMoore are awonderful serieswhich givesreaders theexperience of alifetime. The book engagesreaders and tests theirimagination to the extent. TheConvergence is a book isabout a young Chinese boynamed Steven Lee, who is 14.He doesn’t have that much ofa connection with his parents,but loves his grandpa. Oneday, he is on a field trip toChina, where he finds out thetrue purpose and destiny of hislife. He gets new powers, whena dangerous evil man namedMaxwell is working on gettingall the 12 Zodiac powers.Convergence is a book thatmakes the audience feel likethey are seeing everythingthrough a main character’seyes. It makes everything feelauthentic. The pictures in thebook add up to that, making ita book that you will love.Everyone that is into actionbooks and historical books, likethe Percy Jackson series, orthe Heroes of Olympus series,will want to read this book.Embark on the adventure thatwill make you feel small in thisworld of reading and wonder.Get this book at your localbook store.Here are some tips you can review with your child to ensurebike season gets off to a great start:Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.orgThe right fit: children should be able to straddle the bike with bothfeet on the ground a bike that is too big or too small can be a safetyhazard the helmet should fit—if it's too loose, it could fall off, ifit's too tight, it's uncomfortableGet noticed: a young child's bike should be equipped with a belland reflector older riders should have a light and/or reflectorsFollow the rules no riding on busy streets no riding at night stop for all STOP signsActions that cause injuries: driveway ride out—not stopping and looking bothways before entering the street running the stop sign turning without warning cycling in the dark following the leader—one child goes through a stopsign or misses a parked car but the second cyclist doesn't3
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016Did you know that in the Region of Peel, over 29,000 tonnes of recyclables are thrown into thegarbage every year? This spring, our school is taking action by participating in a Region of PeelWhole School Waste Reduction Campaign. Through this campaign, we are working together toimprove waste sorting at school.During Earth Week (April 24th) Centennial’s Eco Club and Peel Region kicked off our six-weekRecycle Right Challenge. All classes in the school have been challenged to sort their wastecorrectly, with teams of student leaders monitoring waste sorting accuracy in each class’ garbageand recycling bins. At the end of the challenge, the class that sorts their waste most accuratelyover the entire challenge wins a pizza and ice cream sundae party!Through the challenge, we will also be working to reduce contamination in our recycling. Did youknow that 13% of waste tossed into recycling carts in Peel is in the wrong place? Garbage and foodtossed into the recycling stream cause issues when recyclables are sorted at Peel’s facility, and usemore fuel and energy to get to the landfill. Disposable coffee cups, aluminum foil and shreddedpaper are all examples of items that are not recyclable in Peel. Learn more at peelregion.ca/waste.Families are encouraged to take action at home too. Students are asked to look in home recyclingcarts to identify items that do not belong there. Feel free to ask your child about items you areunsure of. Together you can visit wheredoesitgo.ca, Peel’s online waste sorting search engine. Byimproving recycling as a school community, we can conserve resources and support a healthyenvironment!Peel schools honour police officers during Police Appreciation WeekThe Peel District School Board will pay tribute to police officers by holding Police Appreciation Weekfrom May 15 to 21, 2016. Peel students and staff will show their appreciation for the tremendous jobbeing done by police to protect schools, homes and communities. Police Appreciation Weekcoincides with National Police Week. National Police Week pays tribute to the work of police officersacross Canada."The Peel board appreciates the dedication and commitment of police officers who work to keepour schools and communities safe," says Janet McDougald, Peel board chair. "Police AppreciationWeek is our way of thanking officers who dedicate themselves to protecting our community. It's alsoa way to give these officers the special recognition they deserve."During this week, students, staff and parents in schools throughout Brampton, Caledon andMississauga will honour the work of police officers and thank them for enhancing public safety andsecurity.Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.org4
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016The safety of our students is our top priorityThroughout the school year, incidents in our school communities happen. Our staff take precautionsto emphasize street-proofing skills with your child. However, we feel that it is important that you takean opportunity to review safety procedures with your child.Peel Police have provided the following safety guidelines if your child encounters a stranger: Tell your children to never go anywhere with a stranger, not to talk to strangers and nevertake anything from them. You also have to teach them what a "safe stranger" is in case they needhelp. A safe stranger includes a police officer, a cashier, a fire fighter, etc. Remind your child to never walk alone—always walk with a group. Develop a "what if" game for the kids to get them thinking of how they would respond if theyfelt threatened or afraid. Know who your children play with and where they go. This includes keeping a list of theirfriend's addresses and phone numbers. Remind your children not to take short cuts through parks, ravines, or other secluded areas. Your child's body is private. Tell your child that no one may touch the area their bathing suitcovers. If someone does or tries to touch them, they should advise you immediately. Teach your children to talk to you immediately when someone does anything that makesthem feel strange or uncomfortable. Listen when your children are trying to tell you aboutsomething that bothers them and provide them with support and understanding.Tips for riding the bus: Take a seat as quickly as possible, put belongings under the seat and stay seated. Never stick anything out of the window, including part of your body. Refrain from eating on the bus. If a choking incident occurs, the driver may not be able tohelp immediately. Wait until the school bus stops before standing up to exit the vehicle.Tips for exiting the bus: When getting off the bus, take two large steps away from bus. If you have to walk in front ofthe bus, do so at least three metres (10 giant steps) away from the bus. The driver must be able to see students exiting the bus and will give a signal when it is safe tocross. If more than one student is crossing in front of the bus at the same time, they should cross insingle file. Children must never reach for something that is under the bus without the driver’spermission. Let the driver know that something is under the bus or wait until the bus moves out of theway.Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.org5
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016The safety of our students is our top priority (cont.)Tips for walking to school: Help your child establish a safe, direct route to school. Avoid potential safety hazards suchas train tracks, busy intersections, and reinforce what safety precautions to follow. Stay on sidewalks whenever possible. If there is no sidewalk, walk on the left side of the roadand walk facing traffic. Cross streets at intersections and at crosswalks and learn to look to the left, the right, and theleft again before proceeding. Wait until traffic comes to a stop before crossing. Make sure drivers see you before you cross.Keep your child safe around train tracksTrains are often closer and are moving faster than most motorists and pedestrians perceive. That'swhy all members of a family should be are aware of the importance of rail safety.Safety steps for children Playing on railway tracks and bridges is dangerous. Find safe, supervised and open areas(e.g., neighbourhood parks) in which to have fun. The only way to safely cross a rail track is to use designated railway crossings. If you must cross railway tracks, for example on your way to and from school, stop, look andlisten before crossing. It is against the law to trespass on railway property.Safety steps for adults Be prepared to stop at a highway/ railway crossing. Listen for warning bells and whistles of an approaching train. Turn off, or turn downdistracting fans, heaters, music/radios. Obey the signals. Never attempt to drive under a gate as it is closing or around a closedgate. If the gate begins to close while you’re underneath, keep moving ahead until you clear thecrossing. If a police officer or a member of the train crew is directing traffic at the crossing, obey theirdirections. If your vehicle stalls on the tracks, get out quickly and away from the vehicle and tracks.Move in the direction that the train is approaching from to avoid being hit by debris. Your vehiclewill be swept forward by the momentum of the train.Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.org6
Centennial Senior Public SchoolMay 2016Register today for Adult ESL or LINC classesDo you know an adult that is interested in improving their English language skills for work, study ordaily life?Through the Continuing & Adult Education department, the Peel District School Board offers a widevariety of English language classes that help parents experience success in Canadian English inboth listening/speaking and reading/writing. Courses are designed for a range of basic,intermediate and advanced English (Levels 1 to 7) as well as the more experienced learnerneeding to prepare for an IELTS exam.Classes are ongoing - Register anytime.All learners that complete a session will earn a certificate of learning from the Peel District SchoolBoard.Classes operate from six locations in Brampton and Mississauga with three specially designed adultcentres at: Bramalea - Adult Education Centre - 25 Kings Cross Road, Unit 3 Brampton - Adult Education Centre - #300 - 7700 Hurontario Street Mississauga - Adult Education Centre - 100 Elm Drive West, Room 117To learn more or to register, call 905-270-6000Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.org7
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Centennial Senior Public School May 2016 Centennial Website: centennialsr.peelschools.org 3 The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence The books of the Zodiac Legacy, written by Stuart Moore are a wonderful series which gives readers the experience of a lifetime. The book engages readers and tests their imagination to the extent. The Convergence is a book is
Centennial Senior Public School 2016-2017 DIGITAL STUDENT HANDBOOK Centennial Vision: Living with the values of Centennial P.R.I.D.E. Centennial Mission: Inspiring and empowering the Centennial community to embrace the values of Centennial P.R.I.D.E. 50 Ladore Drive Brampton, ON L6Y 1V5 Phone: 905-459-5200 Fax: 905-459-9352
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