This Week
Monday, April 4 & Wednesday, April 6: Mac Tac
work party to cover the "learn to read" books after morning drop off
in the
Please bring your bottles and cans for collection on Monday morning and help support the Grade 4/5 Science World Field Trip. Drop off outside the school, near the office.
Tuesday, April 5: Neon Spring Blast Planning Meeting at 7:00 PM in Library for all activity lead volunteers and everyone else who wants to help with this important community building event and fundraiser.
Friday, April 8: Popcorn Day
Friday, April 8: A team of staff from Royal Oak Middle School will be at our school from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM and are open to meet with students and parents with questions about the transition to Grade 6.
Upcoming
Monday, April 11: Non-Instructional Day. Students not in session.
Monday, April 18: PAC Meeting. Royal Oak Middle School Principal, Carly Hunter will speak about the transition to Grade 6. Everyone is welcome.
Friday, April 22: Non-Instructional Day. Students not in session.
Tuesday, April 26: Whole School Photo Day
Friday, April 29: Hot Lunch Day – Pizza Day
School News
Our Friday, May 27
Neon Spring Blast will feature a toy table this year. This is a great chance to do some spring
cleaning and clear out those items your kids don't play with anymore... So that
you can make room for new ones! Any gently used children's toys and books
would be greatly appreciated and can be dropped off in the
Nominations for PAC Executive for 2016-2017 school year will be held in May. Watch for nomination information to come out soon.
Recipes & Tips
Here’s a tip for you gardeners
GARLIC INSECTICIDE
To control aphid, leaf hoppers and other small insects, spray with garlic solution.
Chop one whole bulb of garlic and soak if for a day in 4
TBS.
Add 1 quart of water and ½ Tbs.
FOR EXTRA KICK: boil two hot peppers in 2 quarts of water until the liquid is reduced to half its volume. Add to the garlic/vegetable oil mixture.
Dilute 1 part of this solution to 4 parts of water and spray on the plants.
This mixture is harmless to all
Plant chives, garlic, onion or parsley near roses:
Questions or ideas? Please contact: prospectlake