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September 05

New Safe Arrival Program

by wilmosu

on 9/5/2018 8:16 PM

SAFE ARRIVAL For all schools with K-8 students

Hillsborough Elementary school will be part of a safe arrival program to improve student safety!

Student absences will need to be reported in advance. If a student is not in class and the absence is not reported, then the new system will contact parents at the beginning of each day to ensure the safety of the student.

Schools will not accept absences reported to the school directly/through agendas or left on the school voicemail – all parents are required to use this system to report an absence. You can call the school phone (734-3700) and an option will be given to report an absence through the new system.

You can also report an absence using one of the following…

SchoolMessenger app (free)
1. Provide your email address to the school.
2. Download the SchoolMessenger app for parents (blue logo) from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store (or from the links at go.schoolmessenger.ca).
3. Tap Sign Up to create your account. (Ensure your account is showing in Canada)
4. Select Attendance from the menu, and then select Report an Absence.
Web and Mobile Web: go.schoolmessenger.ca
1. Provide your email address to the school.
2. Go to the website.
3. Click Sign Up to create your account.
4. Select Attendance from the menu, then select Report an Absence
Interactive Toll-free Phone
1. Call the toll-free, interactive telephone system.
  1-833-202-4304
2. Follow the instructions to report an absence.
  
  Absences can be reported in advance:

24 hours/day
7 days a week
For any school day in the school year - Up to the cut-off time on the day of the absence.

If you don’t report your child’s absence in advance, the automated notification system will try to contact you (using the communication preferences if you have set them up in the SchoolMessenger app). This may include push notifications to the app, email, SMS text message, phone calls. You will be asked to provide the reason for your child’s absence immediately. You may do so using the phone line, website or mobile app.

If an absence is not explained within approximately 20 minutes of the time that the school starts the notification process, school staff will follow-up to make sure that your child is safe. If you try to explain an absence using Safe Arrival, but are then told that it is past the cut-off time, please contact the school directly.

This system will begin automated call outs beginning Monday, September 10^th.

Please contact the school if you have questions or visit the Anglophone East Website for more information.

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September 05

September Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 9/5/2018 8:08 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

September 2018

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Monday, September 17th 6:00pm - Meet the Teacher Night

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Welcome back and a special welcome to all who are new to Hillsborough Elementary School. We are looking forward to a great year! A school newsletter is sent home monthly to provide important information. Our website, as well as talk mail messages will also be used to communicate with you. In addition, teachers will send home messages specific to your child’s class. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the school at the number provided above.

Staff

Principal – Mrs. S Wilmot

Resource – Mrs. M Judson

Guidance – Ms. J Bamford

Music(K-5) and French(4) – Ms. L Steeves

French (K-3) – Ms. E Muise

Kindergarten – Mr. R Thorne

Kindergarten & Gr. 1 –Mrs. K Steeves

Gr. 1 – Mrs. C Weber

Gr. 2 – Mrs. K Carter

Gr. 2 – Mrs. J Ham

Gr. 3 – Mrs. G Trail

Gr. 4 - Mrs. L Williams

Gr. 4 - Ms. K Ryder

Gr. 5 – Mr. C Smith

Administration Assistant – Mrs. A Boutilier

Librarian – Mrs. N Leblanc

Custodians – Mr. B Paige & Mr. G Smith

Educational Assistanta - Mrs. P Geldart, Mrs. R Keirstead, Mrs. L Steeves, Ms. N Stone, Mr. L Stevens

School Hours

8:15 Supervision begins and doors are open for bus arrival and student entry (For student safety, students should not arrive before 8:15 as this is when

supervision begins.)

8:35 First bell for students to prepare for classes to begin

8:40 Second bell for classes to begin

(Entry through front door is necessary after this time

as it is the only door that will remain open after 8:40. Always check in at the office. Thank you.)

10:15-10:30 Outdoor Recess

12:00-12:30 Lunch in classrooms

12:30-1:00 Outdoor recess

2:00 K-2 dismissal

3:00 3-5 dismissal

Allergy Alert – HES is a nut free school as we have some students with severe allergies to nuts. Thank you for helping ensure our students are safe by not sending food with nut products.

· School supplies for students have been purchased by the school. Payment can be made to your child’s teacher or on-line through the district website (School Cash On-line) given above. The fee for all students is $30. The Home and School Association has covered the cost of agendas. Thank you.

· Having indoor sneakers is important for all students. This helps keep our classrooms clean.

· For the safety and security of the students, only the front door will remain open throughout the school day (except during early morning arrival when there is teacher supervision.) When entering the school during the day, please check in at the office. We are happy to help in any way we can.

· We also ask, when picking up your child, that you wait in the lobby/office area of the school. This will help our children gain their independence and be able to attend to their regular routine. If at any time you need to speak with your child’s teacher, please write a note in the agenda the evening before, or check in at the main office and we can notify the teacher to come and speak with you when classes are not in session.

This year our school guidance counsellor for K-5 is Ms. Bamford. She will be at the school on Wednesdays and Fridays. As per our provincial mandate, all students will receive proactive whole class counselling lessons at various times during the school year. School counselling support is also delivered in small groups and for individuals, both with parent/guardian consent. If you would like to speak with Ms. Bamford, please feel free to contact the school (734-3700).

Important Dates

All student information and signature sheets to be returned as soon as possible

These forms can now be done online (except for the student data collection form). Please see the district website for directions.

Monday, Sept. 10^th – Cafeteria Services begin

Monday, Sept. 17^th – Meet the Teacher Night (6pm)

Looking Ahead

Oct 4^th –Picture Day

Oct 8th –Thanksgiving

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August 16

2018-2019 Start Up Information

by wilmosu

on 8/16/2018 12:20 PM

2018-2019

Start Up Information

First day for students is Tuesday, Sept. 4th (First bell 8:35).

(Kindergarten students have a staggered entry and have been mailed their specific date to begin.)
Class lists will be posted at the school on the first day for students and parents. Staff will be assisting students to their classes.
Bussing information can be found on the Anglophone East Website by clicking on "School and Bus Locator". http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx
School Supplies - In an effort to help our families, all school supplies are purchased by Hillsborough Elementary School. If you would like to see a list of the supplies purchased, please visit the district website at

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/School-Supplies.aspx

Supply fee is $30 per student- Backpack, lunch box, non-marking indoor sneakers, outdoor shoes (Velcro if the child does not tie shoes yet) are items you will need to shop for or reuse from the previous year.

Again, if possible please pay through Anglophone East online banking which will be available a week before school starts. Go to the Anglophone East Website and click on “School Fees and Forms”. http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx

Fees may also be paid at the school. Thank you.

Bell schedule remains the same

8:15 Supervision begins - students begin to arrive

8:35 First bell - students go to classes

10:15-10:30 Outside Recess

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-1:00 Outside Recess

2pm Dismissal for K-2

3pm Dismissal for 3-5
Cafeteria information will be sent home (and posted) the first week of school.

See you soon!!

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June 01

June Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 6/1/2018 12:16 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
June, 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Tuesday, June 5^th- Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon followed by Drama, “Stone Soup”. All volunteers are invited to attend! (Please RSVP by June 4^th)

Tuesday, June 5^th–NIGHT OF THE ARTS with drama presentation, “Stone Soup”. 1pm & 7pm

Thursday, June 7^th – Popcorn (fifty cents)

Tuesday, June 19^th - Field Day for all students and last day for cafeteria orders

Wednesday, June 20^th – Swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Centre and picnic for the entire school

Thursday, June 21^st – Grade 5 Graduation (11 am)

Friday, June 22^nd – Last day for students (half day) and final report cards

(Dismissal/Bus times will be communicated once confirmed by district office. Also a 2018-2019 school calendar will be included with June report cards.)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

This is the final monthly newsletter for the 2017-2018 school year. Some special events have been planned for the students during the month of June including a special NIGHT OF THE ARTS on Tuesday June 5^th. (See dates and activities listed above).

NIGHT OF THE ARTS – TUESDAY, JUNE 5^th^. Parents and the community are invited to a celebration of the arts including a drama presentation, “STONE SOUP”. (The format is much like the Christmas concert….all students are involved, including Sistema). Prior to the Drama performance at 1pm and 7pm, you are invited to view art/projects done by the students.

Please have students at the school by 6:45pm. Thank you and hope to see you on the 5^th.

Please remember that flip flops are not appropriate outdoor footwear at school, even during nice weather. The play area is uneven in places and we often use the field for outdoor gym classes where shoes with support are needed. Thank you.

Some preparations have started for the next school year. With this often comes questions about what classrooms students will be in next year. We are unable to confirm the specific classrooms and teachers for students next year as changes continue to take place over the summer. Class lists with homeroom teachers will be posted on the first day of school.

With summer just around the corner, we want to encourage students to keep up their literacy and numeracy skills. A good way to do this is to visit our local library.

We want to take this opportunity to thank all our families for their continued support and wish you a safe and enjoyable summer. We look forward to seeing our returning students in September and wish our grade 5 students a great new journey into middle school.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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May 07

May Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 5/7/2018 8:58 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
May, 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, May 3^rd – Popcorn sale (50 cents)

Friday, May 4^th – NBTA Council Day – No school for students

Saturday, May 5^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre – 8am-11am

Pancakes, sausages and eggs Adult $8 Children $4 (Free for 2 and under)

Community Welcome! Hope to see you there!!

Thursday, May 17^th – Staff Professional Learning - Half day for students – 11:30 dismissal

Friday, May 19^th – NBTA Branch Day – No school for students

Monday, May 21^st – Victoria Day – Schools closed

Thursday, May 24^th – Kindergarten Orientation (for students starting Kindergarten in Sept. 2018)

Tuesday, May 29^th – Home and School Meeting 6:30pm – New members welcome!

Dear Parents/Guardians,

It is hard to believe that it is already the month of May! This month begins with the Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast this Saturday from 8am-11am at the Kiwanis Centre. Hope you can join us and support their efforts as the raise funds for their end of year trip.

As a follow up to the spring fundraiser organized by our Home and School Association, we are happy to let you know that students raised approximately $1000 by reading and getting sponsors. The Home and School will use these funds to help with school agenda costs. A big thank you to our Home and School Association and to all those who took part as readers and sponsors! They would also like you to know about another initiative they have taken to help our school. The following will explain….

Do you shop online or plan to? If you said YES, we hope you can help!

SIMPLY By shopping through our fundraiser link, Flip Give will give back to Hillsborough Elementary a percentage of your purchase total.

It is really as simple as starting at our link, then you carry on shopping at your favorite stores, such as Sports Check, Indigo/Chapters, Walmart, Amazon, Nike, Starbucks, Under Armour and so many more.

The students at Hillsborough Elementary thank you in advance for starting your shopping experience through this link:

www.flipgive.com/f/540270

One final note, the warmer weather is coming which means summer attire. Flip flops are not appropriate outdoor footwear at school. The play area is uneven in places and we often use the field for outdoor gym classes where shoes with support are needed.

Thank you.

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April 06

April Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 4/6/2018 8:24 AM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
April, 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday April 5^th – Popcorn Sale (50 cents) for students

Friday, April 6^th – Report cards for second term will go home with students

Thursday, April 12^th – Evening Parent/Teacher Interviews (6pm-8pm)

Please call the school to book an appointment (734-3700)

Friday, April 13^th – Parent/teacher interviews (9am-11am) and PD for staff

No school for students

April 9^th-13th - Book Fair (set up in CRHS library) Separate communication will be sent

April 24^th – Home and School Meeting 6:30pm PSSC Meeting 7:30pm

Looking ahead to May

May 4^th – Council Day – No school for students

May 5^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre - Community welcome!

May 17^th – Half day for students (Professional Development for staff)

May 18^th – NBTA Branch Day – No school for students

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We hope everyone had an enjoyable Easter Weekend! As you know, our Home and School Association organized a Readathon as a spring fundraiser. A big thank you to all those who are taking part as readers and sponsors! Students need to bring back their reading pages and sponsor pages with money collected by Tuesday April 10^th to be eligible for prizes. Winners will be announced later in the week. The Home and School Association has also organized a clothing drive to raise funds (separate communication was sent home). Items can be dropped off at the school on April 12^th and 13^th. The Home and School Association always welcomes new members! The next meeting is Tuesday, April 24^th at 6:30pm.

Parent/Teacher Interviews are coming up Thursday April 12^th (6-8pm) and Friday April 13^th (9am-11:30am). We look forward to meeting with parents/guardians during these times. Please call the school at 734-3700 to book an appointment time. The Book Fair will also be happening the same week. Like other years, it will be set up in the library at CRHS and will be open during the week including Thursday evening during Parent/Teacher interviews. More specific times will be sent by our librarian with Book Fair information. Sales from this book fair support our school library! Activities taking place at our local public library are included below!

One final note, spring is upon us and our playground is going to be wet and muddy! Please ensure students are dressed for outdoor play. Students look forward to this part of their day. It is much more enjoyable when they are dry and warm.

Susan Wilmot – Principal

Hillsborough Public Library –April Events

Let’s Get Crafty April 6 & 20 3:30-5pm

Crafts for children 5yrs +

Story Time April 12 & 26 2:00pm-2:30pm

A time of stories and songs for 0-4 year olds

After School STEAM Drop In April 11 & 25 3:30-5:00pm

Come in and try out our STEAM activities

Family Movie Matinee April 14 Starting at 2pm

After School STEAM Club April 17 3:30-5pm

Once a month Grades 3+ are invited to join our STEAM club where we will be working on STEAM related projects.

LEGO® Night April 19 6-7:30pm

Earth Day Seed Planting April 21 2-4pm

Adult programs

Resume Drop in Help April 5 4:30-6:30pm

Resume Drop in Help April 7 1-3pm

In advance of the Chipoudy Communities Revitalization Committee (CCRC) job fair being held on April 10^th we will be offering two session of drop in resume help. Bring your current resume/cover letter to get some feedback or if you do not have a resume stop in and we can assist you in preparing one.

Read & Watch Book Club April 26 6:30-8pm

March Selection – Bridget Jones’ Diary

Library Hours of Operation

Tuesday – Wednesday – Friday- Saturday 10am-12pm & 1pm-5pm

Thursday 1pm-5pm & 6pm-8pm

Follow us @ Facebook.com/hillsboroughpubliclibrary or subscribe to our monthly newsletter to keep up to date on everything happening at the library!

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March 02

March Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 3/2/2018 4:40 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
March 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, March 1st– Camo Day – Wear camo attire! SKATING in the afternoon

Friday, March 2^nd – Team Canada Day – Wear Red and White!

March 5^th -9^th - March Break! (Schools are closed)

Thursday, March 15^th – Popcorn day (fifty cents)

Thursday March 22^nd – Professional Learning and Report Card day for staff (SCHOOLS CLOSED)

Tuesday, March 27^th- 6:30pm Sistema concert

7:30pm – Home and School Meeting

Friday, March 30^th-Good Friday & Monday, April 2^nd-Easter Monday (Schools Closed)

Looking ahead:

April 6^th – Report Cards

April 12^th Evening parent/teacher interviews (more information will be sent home)

April 13^th – Parent/teacher interviews and PD – No school for students

Dear Parents/Guardians,

The month begins with some school spirit activities. We started the week with wearing plaid and our school colors. Today the students went swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Centre to celebrate their healthy snack challenge. March is national nutrition month! Public Health encourages us to share meals together: it opens dialogue, connects people and helps us eat a more balanced diet. Share a meal together tonight:

Rice Bowl – Southwest Style

Ingredients: 1 teaspoon vegetable oil, 1 cup chopped vegetables (peppers, corn, tomatoes, zucchini), 1 cup chopped meat or beans, 1 cup cooked brown rice, 2 Tablespoons salsa, shredded cheese or low-fat sour cream

Directions:

1. In a medium skillet, heat oil over medium high heat (350 degrees in an electric skillet). Add vegetables and cook for 3 to 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender-crisp.

2. Add cooked meat or beans and cooked rice to skillet and heat through.

3. Divide rice mixture into bowls. Top with salsa, cheese or sour cream and serve warm. Enjoy!

Thursday we are wearing “Camo” and going skating (Grades K-2 from 1pm-1:45pm and Grades 3-5 from 2pm-3pm) Anyone able to help at the rink is welcome! The week ends by celebrating Team Canada…. Wear red and white!!

A Home and School fundraising activity will also take place in March. Again this year, there will be a 10 day reading challenge for students. Students are invited to get sponsors through family and friends. More details will be sent by the Home & School soon.

Finally even with some nice days, students still need mittens, hats and snow pants for playing outdoors. Please be sure students come prepared for outdoor play. Thank you.

Have a safe and enjoyable March Break!

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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February 05

February Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 2/5/2018 4:38 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
February, 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, February 8^th - Popcorn Sale (Home and School) Fifty cents a bag – more information will be sent soon about pre-paying for the rest of the school year.

Thursday, February 15^th –Half day for students –11:30 dismissal (Professional Learning for staff)

(CRHS has a half day on Wednesday therefore no cafeteria services on Wednesday for HES)

Monday, February 19^th – New Brunswick Family Day – All Schools Closed

Tuesday, February 27^th – Home and School Meeting 6:30pm ???

PSSC Meeting 7:30pm

Looking ahead – March Break is March 5^th-9^th

Dear Parents/Guardians,

February marks the beginning of the second half of the school year! Students continue to work hard at school to meet the academic expectations placed upon them. Your support in ensuring that homework is completed is important. It may be a good time to re-establish homework routines like having a designated place to do homework, establishing a regular time for homework and removing distractions such as the television and social media during homework time.

This month students and families are being challenged to eat a healthy snack each day. This challenge is in preparation for March….which is Nutrition Month. Students are encouraged to eat a healthy snack at morning recess (the school will also have some available). There will be a follow up outing to celebrate this challenge. More information will be sent home later this month.

A recent communication from public health encouraged healthy eating as a family at home…

o Eat more often as a family at home.

o Making healthy food choices is one of the most important things you can do to protect your family’s health.

o Planning ahead when cooking can help you and your family eat better, save time and spend less money.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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January 12

January Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 1/12/2018 4:26 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
January, 2018
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Popcorn Sale will begin again in February – more information will be sent home soon

Tuesday. January 16^th 6:30pm - Home and School Meeting

Thursday, January 18^th – Half day for students – Staff PD (Dismissal 11:30 am)

Monday, January 22^nd 6pm – Welcome to Kindergarten Event for children starting school in September 2018.

Looking ahead – February 15^th – Half day for students (Professional Learning for staff)

February 19^th – Provincial Family Day – All schools will be closed

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Welcome back and Happy New Year to everyone! We are excited to be back with the students this new year.

We have had some cold days over the holidays! It is important that children are dressed for outdoor play. Extra mittens are a good idea. We are happy to accept mitten donations. We always have students looking for mittens!

For our younger students, dressing for cold temperatures is taking a bit more time. Please encourage your child to do this on his/her own. Independence is an important skill we want all students to develop!

A past communication to NB schools from Public Health encouraged the following positive actions:

Encourage children to treat each other well and to hang out with friends who do the same.
Discuss positive self-talk with children and encourage them to focus on things they really like about themselves other than their looks.

Visit: www.dietitians.ca

A final message this month is from the Hillsborough Public Library. Check out the activities happening there this month:

Story Time January 11 & 25 2:00pm-2:30pm

A time of stories and songs for 0-4 year olds

Let’s be Crafty January 12&26 3:30-4:45pm

Afterschool crafts for 5-14yr olds

Afterschool Chess Club January 16 3:30-4:45pm

School aged children are invited to come learn and play chess afterschool

Afterschool STEAM Drop In January 17 & 24 3:30-5:00pm

Come in and try out our STEAM activities

Afterschool STEAM Challenge January 18 3:30-5pm

Come and see if you can complete our winter themed Steam Challenge. For Grades 3+

LEGO® Night January 25 6-7:30pm

We provide the blocks, the kids provide the ideas.

Computer Courses for Adults starting January 20 2:00-3:00pm

Looking to learn the basics or refresh on your skills. Register for our 4 week adult computer course.

Contact the library if you are interested in learning more about our monthly adult book clubs!

Library Hours of Operation

Tuesday – Wednesday – Friday- Saturday 10am-12pm & 1pm-5pm

Thursday 1pm-5pm & 6pm-8pm

Allergy Alert – Please remember, HES is a nut free school as we have some students with severe allergies to nuts. Thank you for helping ensure our students are safe by not sending food with nut products.

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December 01

December Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 12/1/2017 4:20 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
December 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Friday Dec. 1st – Parent/Teacher Interviews & PD for staff– No school for students

Thurs Dec. 7^th - Popcorn sale 50¢ (Thank you to the Home & School)

Tuesday, Dec. 12^th – School Christmas Concert (1pm and 7pm)

Friday, Dec. 15^th – Sistema Concert (6:30pm)

Monday, Dec. 18^th - Christmas Shopping Party

Friday, Dec. 22^nd– Last day of school before Christmas holidays (Half Day)

Monday, Jan. 8^th – Students return from Christmas holidays

Dear Parents/Guardians,

December is almost upon us along with plans for Christmas activities and events at Hillsborough Elementary School. First, let me say thank you for coming to Parent/Teacher interviews this past week. Communicating about your child’s progress is an important part of supporting student learning.

The Home and School pie order has been placed. Thank you to all those who sold pies and to those who ordered pies. The pies will be delivered on Friday, Dec. 8^th. The truck will be at the school from 2pm-6pm. Please stop by to pick up your child’s pie order. We will have copies of the orders there. THANK YOU for all your support! Winners will be announced soon! A few more notes from the Home and School Association:

Home and School information can be found on Facebook by searching for Hillsborough Home and School Association.
Tickets for front row seating at the Christmas Concert (and VIP parking) will be sold prior to the concert ($3 for one ticket). Tickets to be returned by Friday, Dec. 8^th. This information was sent home with students.
H&S will be organizing the Shopping Party on Dec. 18^th – Please send in gently used items before this date. Our students enjoy shopping for family and friends at this event! Each item will be 50 cents (Max number of items K-2 will be 6 and Gr 3-5 will be 6-8. This number could change depending on how many items come in.) If you can volunteer for this event, please contact the school at 734-3700 or Angela Barkhouse at abarkhouse@rogers.com

Again this year, Anglophone East will support local food banks with their “Fill the Bus” campaign. Students are invited to bring non-perishable food items to contribute to this event. The bus will arrive to pick up items on Dec. 19^th.

As this will be the last newsletter before the Christmas holidays, the staff here at Hillsborough Elementary School want to wish you a safe and joyous Christmas holiday and we look forward to your return in January of 2018!

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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November 03

November Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 11/3/2017 7:18 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

November 2017

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Thursday Nov. 2^nd(Tomorrow)Popcorn sale 50¢(Thank you to the Home & School)

Wednesday, Nov. 8^th 11:30am Remembrance Day Assembly- Parents and Community are welcome to attend

Friday,Nov.10^th-School Closed to students – Report card preparations and PD

Monday, Nov. 13^th – Schools Closed to recognize Remembrance Day

Friday Nov. 24^th– First Report Cards go home

Thursday, Nov. 30^th- Evening Parent/Teacher Interviews(more details below)

December dates – Friday, Dec. 1^st – No school – Parent/Teacher Interviews

Christmas Shopping Party (Dec 18^th)

Dear Parents/Guardians,
November is upon us! What a beautiful fall we are having. Colder temperatures will come! Please see the school closure notice that is also being sent home this week.

We have several events happening this month. First, our annual Remembrance Day assembly will be On Wednesday, Nov. 8^th at 11:30. Parents and community are invited to attend. When the veterans finish at CRHS, they will join us at HES. We hope to begin by 11:30am.

On Thursday, Nov. 16^th students will enjoy our annual Harvest Lunch. This event is supported by Foods of the Fundy Valley as well as other community members. Our own garden club helped grow the vegetables that will be used for the lunch. Students will also be involved in the food preparation. Thank you to all who help make this happen!

Our fall fundraiser is about to begin. With the help of our Home and School Association, we will be selling Apple Valley pies. Students will be receiving all the needed information next week. We are looking forward to a successful fundraiser!

Parent/teacher interviews will take place Thursday evening Nov 30^th (6:00pm to 8:00pm) and Friday morning Dec. 1st (9:00am to 11:00am). Parents are asked to contact the school beginning the week of Nov. 20^th to schedule an interview time. Schools are closed for students on Friday, Dec. 1st.

Allergy Alert – Please remember, HES is a nut free school as we have some students with severe allergies to nuts. Thank you for helping ensure our students are safe by not sending food with nut products.

Important Dates

Nov. 8^th – Remembrance Day Assembly -11:30am

Nov. 13^th – School closed to recognize Remembrance Day

Nov. 30^th – Evening Parent/Teacher Interviews

Dec. 1st – Morning Parent Teacher Interviews – No school for students

Dec. 18^th – Christmas Shopping Party

December School Christmas Concert – Date to be announced

Susan Wilmot

Principal HES

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October 03

October Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 10/3/2017 9:37 AM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

October 2017

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Monday, October 9^th – Thanksgiving – Schools Closed

October 10^th-13^th - Kindergarten Registration for students entering Kindergarten in September 2018 (Age 5 by Dec. 31/17)

Thursday, October 19^th will be half day for Hillsborough Elementary Students (professional development for staff) – Dismissal at 11:30am

(Note: Caledonia has a half day on Wednesday, Oct. 18^th)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

October is already upon us and days are cooler! Please be sure students are dressed for the weather. They go outside every day for play (as long as it is not raining).

This month, students will be traveling to Fundy National Park for nature presentations that will enhance science learning. Specific information including the date for each class will be sent home by classroom teachers. Please complete and return permission for your child to participate. Thank you

Our breakfast program is up and running. Thank you to the volunteers who made this happen! The breakfast room is open every day at 8:15 when supervision begins at the school. All students are welcome!

The PSSC (Parent School Support Committee) is looking for new members. The PSSC is a school community group that has an advisory relationship with the school principal. They meet approximately 5 times a year. If you would like to know more about this role or would like to be a part of this committee, please contact the school.

Safety is always a priority in schools! Please note:

For the safety and security of the students, only the front door remains open throughout the school day (except during early morning arrival 8:15-8:40 when the parking lot door is opened and supervised.)

A quick goodbye helps your child get right to school routines and encourages the independence children need!
When entering the school during the day, all visitors are to check in at the office. We are happy to help in any way we can.

If at any time you need to speak with your child’s teacher, please write a note in the agenda the evening before, or call/visit the main office and the teacher will be notified. Teachers will contact you when they are not required to be with students. They are often involved with meetings or other required duties before or after school but will make it a priority to contact you as soon as possible.
A reminder that supervision does not start until 8:15, therefore students should not be arriving before this time.

Important Dates

Oct. 9th – Thanksgiving – Schools Closed

Oct. 10^th-13^th – Registration for children entering Kindergarten in Sept. 2018 (Age 5 by Dec. 31/17)

Oct. 19^th – Half day for HES students (Dismissal 11:30am)

Nov. TBA - Remembrance Day Assembly

Nov. 10^th – Schools closed for Professional Development for staff

Nov. 13^th – Schools closed to recognize Remembrance Day

Nov. 24^th – First term report cards

Susan Wilmot

Principal HES

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September 07

September Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 9/7/2017 3:00 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

September 2017

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Monday, September 18th 6:00pm - Meet the Teacher Night

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Staff

Principal – Mrs. S Wilmot

Resource – Mrs. M Judson

Guidance – Mrs. H Lean

Music and French – Ms. L Steeves-Bourque

Kindergarten – Mr. R Thorne

Kindergarten & Gr. 1 –Mrs. N Tingley

Gr. 1 – Mrs. C Weber

Gr. 2 – Mrs. K Carter

Gr. 2/3 – Mrs. J Ham

Gr. 3 – Mrs. L Williams

Gr. 4 - Ms. K Ryder

Gr. 5 – Mrs. K Rushton

Administration Assistant – Mrs. A Boutilier

Librarian – Mrs. Publicover

Custodians – Mr. B Paige & Mr. G Smith

School Hours

8:15 Supervision begins and doors are open for bus arrival

and student entry (For student safety, students

should not arrive before 8:15 as this is when

supervision begins.)

8:35 First bell for students to prepare for classes to begin

(Entry through front door is necessary after this time

as it is the only door that will remain open after

8:35. Always check in at the office. Thank you.)

10:15-10:30 Outdoor Recess

12:00-12:30 Lunch in classrooms

12:30-1:00 Outdoor recess

2:00 K-2 dismissal

3:00 3-5 dismissal

Allergy Alert – HES is a nut free school as we have some students with severe allergies to nuts. Thank you for helping ensure our students are safe by not sending food with nut products.

· Anglophone East website is http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx . You can find any information about policies and bussing as well as forms on this site.

· Having indoor sneakers is important for all students. This helps keep our classrooms clean.

· We will continue with our regular schedule for ordering lunch from the cafeteria again this year. Separate cafeteria information will be sent home from the cafeteria manager soon.

· The breakfast program will be in place again this year. If you would like to volunteer in our breakfast room (approx. one hour, one day a week) please call the school office. Thank you.

· Our Home and School plays an integral part of the success for our school year. Please consider being a part of the Home and School. More information to follow.

Important Dates

All student information and signature sheets returned as soon as possible

Friday, Sept 8^th – Cafeteria Services begin

Monday, Sept. 18^th – Meet the Teacher Night (6pm) Looking Ahead

Tuesday, Sept. 19^th – Picture day! Oct. 9^th – Thanksgiving

Thursday, Sept. 21^st – Half day for students (Staff PD) Oct. 19^th – Half day for students-staff PD

Susan Wilmot

Principal HES

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August 29

September Start up Information

by wilmosu

on 8/29/2017 1:26 PM

2017-2018

Start Up Information

First day for students is Tuesday, Sept. 5th (Start time 8:35).

(Kindergarten students have a staggered entry and have been given their specific date to begin.)
Class lists will be posted at the school on the first day for students and parents. Staff will be assisting students to their classes.
Bussing information can be found on the Anglophone East Website under “Bus Info”

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx
School Supplies - In an effort to help our families, all school supplies are purchased by Hillsborough Elementary School. If you would like to see a list of the supplies purchased, please visit the district website at

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/School-Supplies.aspx

Supply fee is $30 per student- Backpack, lunch box, non-marking indoor sneakers, outdoor shoes (Velcro if the child does not tie shoes yet) are items you will need to shop for or reuse from the previous year.

Again, if possible please pay through Anglophone East online banking. Go to the Anglophone East Website and click on “School Cash Online”.

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx

Fees may also be paid at the school.
Bell schedule remains the same

8:15 Supervision begins - students begin to arrive

8:35 First bell - students go to classes

10:15-10:30 Outside Recess

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-1:00 Outside Recess

2pm Dismissal for K-2

3pm Dismissal for 3-5
Cafeteria information will be sent home (and posted) the first week of school.

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June 05

June Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 6/5/2017 10:20 AM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
June, 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, June 1^st – Kindergarten Orientation (for students starting Kindergarten in Sept. 2017)

Thursday, June 8^th – Volunteer Appreciation Tea at 11:30am. All volunteers are invited to attend!

Tuesday, June 20^th - Field Day for all students and last day for cafeteria orders

Wednesday, June 21^th – Swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Centre and picnic for the entire school

Thursday, June 22^nd – Grade 5 Graduation (11 am)

Friday, June 23^rd – Last day for students (half day) and final report cards

(Dismissal/Bus times will be communicated once confirmed by district office. Also a 2017-2018 school calendar will be included with June report cards.)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

This is the final monthly newsletter for the 2016-2017 school year. Some special events have been planned for the students during the month of June (see dates and activities listed above). Other than these specifically planned activities, regular school routines continue during the month of June. Teaching and learning remain a focus.

A message from transportation concerning alternate conveyance requests for the 2017-2018 school year:

Parents/Guardians may request to have their child/children delivered to an alternative address. Students MAY be permitted to travel to an alternative address subject to the following conditions:

• If the service requested occurs on a consistent basis (i.e. every day to same location)

• If the request can be accommodated on an existing route and stop

• If the bus can accommodate extra passengers.

Forms can be requested from the school office and should be returned by June 23^rd . Forms received in the fall can take

up to two weeks to process. (Forms will also be available on the Anglophone East website in July and August.)

With summer just around the corner, we want to encourage students to keep up their literacy and numeracy skills. A good way to do this is to visit our local library. There are activities planned for the month of June and throughout the summer.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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May 08

May Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 5/8/2017 11:56 AM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
May, 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, May 4^th – Popcorn sale (50 cents)

Friday, May 5^th – Council Day – No school for students

Saturday, May 6^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre – 8am-11am

Pancakes, sausages and eggs Adult $8 Children $4 (Free for 2 and under)

Community Welcome! Hope to see you there!!

Friday, May 19^th – NBTA Day – No school for students

Monday, May 22^nd – Victoria Day – Schools closed

Looking ahead to June

June 1^st – Kindergarten Orientation (for students starting Kindergarten in Sept. 2017)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

It is hard to believe that it is already the month of May! With the nicer weather and more daylight hours, it is important to keep routines in place, including completing homework and bedtimes. This will help students be more successful at school as they complete daily learning tasks.

As a follow up to the spring fundraiser organized by our Home and School Association, we are happy to let you know that students raised approximately $1000 by reading and getting sponsors. The Home and School will use these funds to help with school agenda costs. A big thank you to our Home and School Association and to all those who took part as readers and sponsors! The Home and School Association always welcomes new members! The next meeting is May 30^th at 6pm.

This month our school will be taking part in a provincial wellness survey. This survey is completed by all schools in the province. It surveys attitudes and behaviours regarding healthy eating, mental fitness, bullying, physical activity and tobacco use. We will be completing the elementary portion of the survey which gathers information from students in grades 4 and 5 and parents/guardians of students in grades K to 5. This will be done during the week of May 15^th. Participation is anonymous and the information is kept confidential. Information from the survey has been used for planning by school districts and has also been used by other government departments to develop strategies and programs, as well as by local groups to support healthier communities. If you have questions about the survey, please let me know.

Thank you.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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April 02

April Newletter

by wilmosu

on 4/2/2017 10:41 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
April, 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Book Fair – This Week! Including evening hours on Thursday 4:30-8pm and Friday 8:30-12

Tuesday, April 4^th – Sistema Concert 6:30 pm Community welcome!

Thursday April 6^th – Popcorn Sale (50 cents) for students

Evening parent/teacher interviews – 6pm-8pm

Friday, April 7^th – Parent/teacher interviews (9am-11am) and PD for staff

No school for students

April 14^th – Good Friday – Schools Closed

April 17^th – Easter Monday – Schools Closed

April 28^th-Professional Development day for staff– No School for students

Looking ahead to May

May 5^th – Council Day – No school for students

May 6^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre - Community welcome!

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Students enjoyed the opportunity to see a Theatre New Brunswick Production with Riverside Consolidated School, today. We thank Riverside School for invited us!

As you know, our Home and School Association organized a reading challenge as a spring fundraiser. A big thank you to all those who took part as readers and sponsors! Winners will be announced at an assembly on Tuesday. The Home and School Association always welcomes new members! The next meeting is Tuesday, May 11^th at 6pm.

We look forward to meeting with parents/guardians this week for parent/teacher interviews. If you haven’t already, please call the school at 734-3700 to book an appointment time for either Thursday between 6pm and 8pm or Friday between 9am and 11am. Don’t forget about the Book Fair also happening this week. It will be set up in the library at CRHS and will be open during school hours this week (except 12-12:30). It will also be open during parent/teacher interview times on Thursday evening 4:30-8pm and Friday 8:30-12:00. Sales from this book fair support our school library!

One final note, spring is upon us and our playground is getting wet and muddy! Please ensure students are dressed for outdoor play. Students look forward to this part of their day. It is much more enjoyable when they are dry and warm on the cold days.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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March 03

March Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 3/3/2017 10:39 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
March 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, March 1st– Popcorn Sale – 50 cents & Camo Day!

Friday, March 2^nd – Pajama Day!

March 6^th -10^th - March Break! (Schools are closed)

March 28^th- 6pm – Home and School Meeting

March 31^st – Report Card Day

Looking ahead to April:

April 6^th – Evening parent/teacher interviews (more information will be sent home)

April 7^th – Parent/teacher interviews and PD – No school for students

April 14^th – Good Friday (Schools closed)

April 17^th – Easter Monday (Schools closed)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We are beginning this month with some school spirit activities. We started the week with wearing plaid and our school colors. Today the students went swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Centre to celebrate their healthy snack challenge. It was an enjoyable day for everyone! Thursday we are wearing “Camo” and the week ends with a pajama day. Three cheers for Hillsborough Elementary School!

A Home and school fundraising activity will also take place in March. This will be a 10 day reading challenge for students. Students are invited to get sponsors through family and friends. More details are being sent by the Home & School this week.

Finally even with the nice days we have had (after all the now), students still need mittens, hats and snow pants for playing outdoors. Please be sure students come prepared for outdoor play. Thank you.

Have a safe and enjoyable March Break!

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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February 05

February Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 2/5/2017 9:18 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
February, 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, February 2nd- Popcorn Sale (Home and School) Fifty cents a bag

Monday, February 13^th – Theatre New Brunswick Presentation with Riverside Consolidated School

Friday, February 24^th – Professional Learning day for staff - No School for Students

Looking ahead – March Break is March 6^th-10th

Dear Parents/Guardians,

This month the entire school has been invited to see a Theatre New Brunswick performance with Riverside Consolidated School. Students will travel by bus on February 13th to the Riverside Recreation Centre where they will enjoy a performance titled ‘The Damsel In Distress Who Saved Herself’ performed by TNB Young Company’s. Thank you to Riverside School! Permission slips for traveling by bus will be sent home next week.

This month students and families are being challenged to eat a healthy snack each day starting next week. This challenge is in preparation for March….which is Nutrition Month. Students are encouraged to eat a healthy snack at morning recess (the school will also have some available). There will be a follow up outing to celebrate this challenge. More information will be sent home later this month.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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January 13

January Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 1/13/2017 9:13 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
January, 2017
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, January 12^th - Popcorn Sale (Home and School) Fifty cents a bag

Tuesday. January 17^th 6pm - Home and School Meeting

Wednesday, January 25^th 6pm – Welcome to Kindergarten Event for children starting school in September 2017.

Looking ahead – February 24^th – No school for students (Professional Learning Day for staff)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Welcome back and Happy New Year to everyone! We are excited to be back with the students this new year.

January can be a cold month! It is important that children are dressed for outdoor play. Extra mittens are a good idea. We are happy to accept mitten donations. We always have students looking for mittens! For our younger students, dressing for cold temperatures is taking a bit more time. Please encourage your child to do this on his/her own. Independence is an important skill we want all students to develop!

A past communication to NB schools from Public Health encouraged 3 different types of physical activities that promote

healthy growth and development in children. Participating in all 3 works the body in different ways.

Endurance (running, dancing, soccer, hockey…)

Flexibility (active play on a playground, skipping, gymnastics…)

Strength (monkey bars, climbing stairs…) Visit: www.healthyfamiliesbc.ca

Too much screen time was discouraged, noting some of the effects this could have on children:

Poor posture
Poor eyesight
Strains of the thumb, wrist and elbow

Visit: www.healthykids.nsw.gov.au/kids-teens/switch-off-the-screen.aspx

A final message this month is from Hillsborough Public Library. Check out the activities happening there this month:

Story Time January 13 and 27 10:30am – 11:15am

A time for stories and songs every other Friday

Adult Book Club Information Sessions January 14 1:30-2:30PM and January 20 1:30-2:30pm

Come and get some information and sign up for one of our new adult book clubs. If you are not able to make it during these times, please call or visit the library

Lego® Night January 19 6:00pm – 7:30pm

We provide the blocks, the kids provide the ideas

Computer Basics for Adults – Windows Basics January 25 12:00pm-1:00pm

Join us to learn some basics about using Windows on your computer. If you have a laptop please feel free to bring it to follow along, however it is not required. Please call the library to register as space is limited.

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December 05

December Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 12/5/2016 9:02 AM

                                                             Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
                                                                                     December 2016
                                                                                           734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday Dec. 1st (Tomorrow) Popcorn sale 50¢ - Butter flavour only (Thank you to the Home & School)

Friday, Dec. 9^th – Report Cards

Thursday, Dec. 15^th – Christmas concert (1pm and 7pm)

Monday, Dec. 19^th - Christmas Shopping Party

Friday, Dec. 23^rd – Last day of school before Christmas holidays (Half Day)

Tuesday, Jan. 10^th – Students return from Christmas holidays

Dear Parents/Guardians,

December is upon us along with plans for Christmas activities and events at Hillsborough Elementary School. First, let me say thank you for coming to Parent/Teacher interviews this past week. Communicating about your child’s progress is an important part of supporting student learning.

As we prepare for the winter season and the potential for snow storms, please be sure you have returned the information sheet regarding contingency plans should schools close early due to weather or other unexpected situations.

The Home and School pie order has been placed. Thank you to all those who sold pies and to those who ordered pies. The pies will be delivered on Thursday, Dec. 8^th. The truck will be at the school from 3pm-7pm. Please stop by to pick up your child’s pie order. We will have copies of the orders there. THANK YOU for all your support! Winners will be announced soon! A few more notes from the Home and School Association:

Home and School information can be found on Facebook by searching for Hillsborough Home and School Association.
Please consider becoming a member. A table will be set up at the Christmas concert so parents can join.
Tickets for front row seating at the Christmas Concert will be sold by the H&S the evening of the concert ($2 for one ticket or $5 for three)
H&S will be organizing the Shopping Party on Dec. 19^th – Please send in gently used items before this date. Our students enjoy shopping for family and friends at this event! Each item will be .50 (Max number of items K-2 will be 6 and Gr 3-5 will be 6-8. This number could change depending on how many items come in.) If you can volunteer for this event, please contact the school at 734-3700 or Angela Barkhouse at abarkhouse@rogers.com

Principal

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November 04

Novemember Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 11/4/2016 2:11 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

November 2nd, 2016

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Thursday Nov 3^th (Tomorrow) Popcorn sale 50¢ - Butter flavour only

(Thank you to the Home & School)

Monday Nov. 7^th 11:30am Remembrance Day Ceremony- Parents and Community are welcome to attend

Wednesday, Nov. 11^th – Remembrance Day – School Closed

Thursday Nov 24^th – 6pm-8pm – Parent/Teacher Interviews

Friday Nov. 25^th – School closed to students for Parent/Teacher interviews and Professional Development

December dates – Report Cards (Dec 9^th)

Christmas Concert (Dec 14^th 7pm)

Christmas Shopping Party(Dec 19^th)

Dear Parents/Guardians,
November is upon us with colder temperatures. Please be sure students come to school dressed for the weather. With the colder temperatures the potential for snow storms is just around the corner. Please see the school closure notice that is also being sent home today. Thank you.

This past few weeks we have had a few special events that I would like to note. First, the annual Harvest Lunch was enjoyed by all. This event was supported by Foods of the Fundy Valley as well as other community members. It was great to see students involved in the preparation of this lunch. Thank you to all those who contributed to this event. You also may have heard about a special guest who dropped by to perform and talk to our students. Last week we had a surprise visitor as part of the Sistema guest artist program. Canadian violinist Adrian Anantawan, who was born without a right hand, talked and performed for the students and staff. He is a world renowned musician and he shared his story with the students, encouraging them to set goals and not to give up.

Our fall fundraiser is about to begin. With the help of our Home and School Association, we will be selling Apple Valley pies. Students will be receiving all the needed information soon. We are looking forward to a successful fundraiser!

On Monday Nov. 7^th at 11:30 we will have our Remembrance Day Ceremony. Parents and community are invited to attend. When the veterans finish at CRHS, they will join us at HES. We hope to begin by 11:30am.

Parent/teacher interviews will take place on Thursday evening (Nov 24^th 6:00pm to 8:00pm) and Friday morning (Nov. 25^th 9:00am to 11:00am). Contact the school beginning the week of Nov. 14^th to schedule an interview time. Schools are closed for students on Friday, Nov. 25^th.

Important Dates

Nov. 7^th – Remembrance Day Assembly -11:30am

Nov. 11^th – Remembrance Day – School Closed

Nov. 24^th – Evening Parent/Teacher Interviews

Nov. 25^th – Morning Parent Teacher Interviews – No school for students

Dec. 19^th – Christmas Shopping Party

Dec. 14^th – School Christmas Concert 7:00pm

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October 05

October Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 10/5/2016 2:09 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter

October 3, 2016

734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, October 6^th and Friday October 7^th will be professional development days for staff – No school for students

Monday, October 10^th – Thanksgiving – Schools Closed

Dear Parents/Guardians,

October is already upon us and days are cooler! Please be sure students are dressed for the weather. They go outside every day for play (as long as it is not raining).

Our breakfast program is up and running. Thank you to the volunteers who made this happen! The breakfast room is open every day at 8:15 when supervision begins at the school. We were pleased to receive a Breakfast for Learning grant again this year. Breakfast for Learning is a charity that helps children across Canada by ensuring they attend school well-nourished and ready to learn. For more information visit breakfastforlearning.ca.

Cafeteria News – The cafeteria now has CHICKEN NUGGETS J all white meat, light breaded coating , served with bbq sauce, sweet & sour sauce or ketchup $3.00 (daily).

Also the cafeterias has clip cards for $20.00, saves from sending cash. White and chocolate milk cards also available, get 20 white milk for $10.00 or 20 chocolate milk for $11.00.

If you have any questions/concerns please call Mandy 734-3744 or email Mandy.sturgeon@compass-canada.com.

Safety is always a priority in schools! Please note:

For the safety and security of the students, only the front door remains open throughout the school day (except during early morning arrival 8:15-8:40 when the parking lot door is opened and supervised.)

A quick goodbye helps your child get right to school routines and encourages the independence children need!
When entering the school during the day, all visitors are to check in at the office. We are happy to help in any way we can.

If at any time you need to speak with your child’s teacher, please write a note in the agenda the evening before, or call/vist the main office and the teacher will be notified. Teachers will contact you when they are not required to be with students. They are often involved with meetings or other required duties before or after school but will make it a priority to contact you as soon as possible.
A reminder that supervision does not start until 8:15, therefore students should not be arriving before this time.

The school safety plan includes procedures for various emergencies. Students have practiced the procedures required in case of fire and lock downs. This month we will practice a site evacuation. On Wednesday afternoon (Oct 5) HES students and staff will practice moving to our safe location which is the Hillsborough Baptist Church. Should there be a real emergency that does not allow re-entry to the building, everyone will go to this location and parents will be notified. The practice on Wednesday will allow students to become familiar with this procedure. After walking to the safe location and entering the building to see where we are to go, buses will then transport everyone back to the school.

Finally, principals from HES and CRHS were recently visited by the RCMP to inform the schools of a community plan that focuses on safe roads throughout the Hillsborough community including the school zone. In an effort to make the roads in the Hillsborough area as safe as possible, the RCMP will be focusing on driver and pedestrian safety. There will be more police presence in the community and at the schools over the next several weeks. RCMP will be talking to drivers as well as walkers to promote safety for everyone.

Important Dates

Oct 6th and 7th – No school for students & Oct. 10th – Thanksgiving – Schools Closed

Oct. 11^th-14^th – Registration for children entering Kindergarten in Sept. 2017 (Age 5 by Dec. 31/16)

Nov. TBA - Remembrance Day Assembly

Nov. 11^th – Remembrance Day – Schools Closed

Nov. 24^th – Evening Parent/Teacher Interviews

Nov. 25^th – Parent Teacher Interviews – No school for students

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August 10

2016-2017 Start Up Information

by wilmosu

on 8/10/2016 1:53 PM

2016-2017

Start Up Information

First day for students is Tuesday, Sept. 6th (Start time 8:35).

(Kindergarten students have a staggered entry and have been mailed their specific date to begin.)
Class lists will be posted at the school on the first day for students and parents. Staff will be assisting students to their classes.
Bussing information can be found on the Anglophone East Website under “Bus Info”

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx
School Supplies - In an effort to help our families, all school supplies are purchased by Hillsborough Elementary School. If you would like to see a list of the supplies purchased, please visit the district website at

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/School-Supplies.aspx

Supply fee is $30 per student- Backpack, lunch box, non-marking indoor sneakers, outdoor shoes (Velcro if the child does not tie shoes yet) are items you will need to shop for or reuse from the previous year.

Again, if possible please pay through Anglophone East online banking which will be available a week before school starts. Go to the Anglophone East Website and click on “School Cash Online”.

http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-E/Pages/default.aspx

Fees may also be paid at the school.
Bell schedule remains the same

8:15 Supervision begins - students begin to arrive

8:35 First bell - students go to classes

10:15-10:30 Outside Recess

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-1:00 Outside Recess

2pm Dismissal for K-2

3pm Dismissal for 3-5
Cafeteria information will be sent home (and posted) the first week of school.

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June 10

June Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 6/10/2016 4:20 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
June, 2016
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, June 2^nd – Kindergarten Orientation (for students starting Kindergarten in Sept. 2016)

Friday, June 3^rd – All students attending Seussical Music/Drama Performance (Please be sure

permission slips have been returned.)

Wednesday, June 15^th – Volunteer Appreciation Tea at 11:30am. All volunteers are invited to attend!

Monday, June 20^th – Swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Centre and picnic for the entire school

Tuesday, June 21^st - Field Day for all students and last day for cafeteria orders

Wednesday, June 22^nd – Grade 5 Graduation (11 am)

Friday, June 24^th – Last day for students (half day) and final report cards

(Dismissal/Bus times will be communicated once confirmed by district office. Also a 2016-2017 school calendar will be included with June report cards.)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

This is the final monthly newsletter for the 2015-2016 school year. Some special events have been planned for the students during the month of June (see dates and activities listed above). Other than these specially planned activities, regular school routines continue during the month of June. Teaching and learning remain a focus.

A message from transportation concerning alternate conveyance requests for the 2016-2017 school year:

Parents/Guardians may request to have their child/children delivered to an alternative address. Students MAY be permitted to travel to an alternative address subject to the following conditions:

• If the service requested occurs on a consistent basis (i.e. every day to same location)

• If the request can be accommodated on an existing route and stop

• If the bus can accommodate extra passengers.

Forms can be requested from the school office and should be returned by June 24^th. Forms received in the fall can take

up to two weeks to complete. (Forms will also be available on the Anglophone East website in July and August.)

With summer just around the corner, we want to encourage students to keep up their literacy and numeracy skills. A good way to do this is to visit our local library. A summer program is planned for students. Specifics about the program have been sent home with the students.

We want to take this opportunity to wish all of our families a safe and enjoyable summer and we look forward to seeing our returning students in September and wish our grade 5 students a great new journey into middle school.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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May 04

May Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 5/4/2016 10:29 PM

                                                   Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
                                                                      May, 2016
                                                                       734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please see our website at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, May 5^th – Popcorn sale (50 cents)

Friday, May 6^th – Council Day – No school for students

Saturday, May 7^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre – 8am-11am

Pancakes, sausages and eggs Adult $8 Children $4 (Free for 2 and under)

Community Welcome! Hope to see you there!!

Friday, May 20^th – NBTA Day – No school for students

Monday, May 23th – Victoria Day – Schools closed

Looking ahead to June

June 2^nd – Kindergarten Orientation (for students starting Kindergarten in Sept. 2016)

June 3 – All students attending Seussical Music/Drama Performance (more information to come)

Dear Parents/Guardians,

It is hard to believe that it is already the month of May! With the nicer weather and more daylight hours, it is important to keep routines in place including completing homework and bedtimes. This will help students be more successful at school as they complete daily learning tasks.

As a follow up to the spring fundraiser organized by our Home and School Association, we are happy to let you know that students raised just over $1800 by reading and getting sponsors. The Home and School will use these funds to help with agenda costs and other school needs. A big thank you to our Home and School Association and to all those who took part as readers and sponsors! The Home and School Association always welcomes new members! The next meeting is May 3^rd at 6pm.

As you know this past month we were part of a district lockdown. This is the first time such an event has taken place. All schools have a safe plan which includes procedures for a lockdown that are reviewed and practiced at school with staff and students. I would like to take this opportunity to give you more information about this specific procedure. Please see the message added to the end of this newsletter and if you have further questions, let me know.

Last month I let you know about Sistema, a program offered through the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra (NBYO) that will begin at Hillsborough Elementary in September 2016. Sistema is a violin ensemble program that provides instruments and daily lessons to children who wouldn’t get a chance to do something like this without such a program. It is meant to provide positive change for students. The program will be offered at lunch time for the entire year and will begin with approximately 25 grades 1 and 2 students. It is hoped that more students will be added in the following years. Eligible students have received application forms from Sistema NB. Should more students be needed, we will be reaching out to other grade levels. Such a program does not come without a cost. If you would like to support Sistema, this can be done through NBYO and tax receipts will be issued. Cheques can be made payable to the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra (note: for the Hillsborough Centre) and given to the school. Any contribution is appreciated and will make a difference.

One final note, the warmer weather means summer attire. Flip flops are not appropriate outdoor footwear at school. The play area is uneven in places and we often use the field for outdoor gym classes where shoes with support are needed. Thank you.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

Notice to Parents – School Safety and Security

This information has been provided through the RCMP in collaboration with the school district.

Staff and students are familiar with lockdowns, but we wish to increase your knowledge of our procedures.

It is important to understand that school staff will implement a lockdown and call police if/and when there is any reason to believe that imminent danger to students and staff may exist. At this stage, everyone in the school will move to a secure location, safe from harm. Police will respond to the school and no one will enter or leave, until the situation is resolved.

The first instinct of parents/guardians is to either phone the school directly or your child, or to go directly to the school. You are asked not to do any of these, but instead to understand and follow the procedures outlined in this letter.

Roadways need to be kept clear for responding emergency vehicles, and parents and others attempting to drive to the school can slow police and other emergency responders from getting to and securing the area as quickly as possible. Therefore, if you hear that a lockdown is occurring at your child’s school, do not go to the school. Instead, please wait for messages from the school or the district. In some instances a staging area could be used. This area/location would be communicated to parents and parents could go there to receive information provided by the police or school representatives. This location is selected as being far enough from the school to maximize your safety and that of others.

Please be assured that every effort will be made to keep you informed. Experience has shown that incorrect information often circulates during an event when it does not come directly from the police or school representatives. Please note that, for safety reasons, some situations may require that some information be withheld until the situation is resolved. (In lockdown situations you may also contact the school district by calling 856-3222.)

Aside from lockdown procedures, your child’s school may also implement a precautionary “Hold & Secure” if there is an unrelated emergency situation occurring outside the building or in the neighbourhood that could potentially present a danger to the school. In this situation all doors to the school are locked and monitored. Classes will generally continue but no one will be allowed to enter or leave the building until the situation is resolved. We also ask that you do NOT go to the school unless asked to do so by school staff.

We encourage you to discuss school safety with your child and to address any concerns they may have. If you have any questions about this or any other issue related to the safety and security of the school please contact the school at 734-3700.

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April 04

April Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 4/4/2016 12:29 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
April 1st, 2016
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please check our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

April 1^st – Report Cards go home with students

April 7^th – Popcorn Sale (50 cents) for students

Evening parent/teacher interviews – 6pm-8pm

April 8^th – Parent/teacher interviews 9am-11am and PD for staff - No school for students

Week of April 11^th – Spring Dinner for all students provided by the gardening club & wellness

grant - More details to come!

April 18^th and 19^thProfessional Development days – No School for students

Looking ahead to May

May 6^th – Council Day – No school for students

May 7^th – Grade 5 Fundraising Breakfast at the Kiwanis Centre - Community welcome!

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Students enjoyed the opportunity to visit our local arena this week for skating. Thank you to all those who were able to stop by and lend a hand by tying skates and/or assisting on the ice with the children.

Thank you to our Home and School Association for organizing a reading challenge as a spring fundraiser. A big thank you to all those who took part as readers and sponsors! Sponsor sheets and pledges were requested for today but will be accepted next week as well. The Home and School Association always welcomes new members! The next meeting is May 3^rd at 6pm.

We look forward to meeting with parents/guardians next week for parent/teacher interviews. Please call the school at 734-3700 to book an appointment time for either Thursday between 6pm and 8pm or Friday between 9am and 11am.

(During interview time, items from our lost and found bin will be displayed on tables…hoping these items will find their way homeJ )

Hillsborough Elementary School staff have been encouraging self-regulation with students through a program called Zones of Regulation. You may have heard your child talk about zones. We would like to give you more information about this program. Please stop by our Zones booth during parent/teacher interviews next week or ask your child’s teacher.

We are happy to let you know that an exciting opportunity through the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra (NBYO) has been offered to the Hillsborough Community. A program called Sistema is planned to begin at Hillsborough Elementary School in the fall of 2016. Sistema is a violin ensemble program that provides instruments and daily lessons to children who wouldn’t get a chance to do something like this without such a program. It is meant to provide positive change for students. To make this happen some funds are needed therefore a group has been organized to work with the school and Sistema NB to make this happen. You will be receiving more information in the coming months.

One final note, spring is upon us and our playground is rather wet and some days it is also muddy. Please ensure students are dressed for outdoor play. Students look forward to this part of their day. It is much more enjoyable when they are dry and warm on the cold days.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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March 04

March Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 3/4/2016 1:02 PM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
March, 2016
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please check our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Friday, March 4^th – Popcorn Sale – 50 cents (Not Thursday this month)

March 7-11^th - March Break! (Schools are closed)

March 25^th – Good Friday (Schools are closed)

March 28^th - Easter Monday (Schools are closed)

March 29^th- 6pm – Home and School Meeting

Looking ahead to April:

April 1^st – Report Cards will go home with students

April 7^th – Evening parent/teacher interviews (more information will be sent home)

April 8^th – Parent/teacher interviews and PD – No school for students

Two additional Professional Development days have been added to the school calendar.

Students will not have school on April 18^th and 19^th

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We are beginning this month with some school spirit activities. As you know the students went swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Center Monday. The rest of the week includes spirit related activities ending with a multi-age day where younger students and older students will take part in learning activities together.

	Theme Days	Activities
Tuesday	School Spirit Day – Yellow & Black	Assembly
Wednesday	Jersey/Sport Day	Sliding
Thursday	Camo Day	Sock-Hop
Friday	Hat Day	Multi-Age Day/ Popcorn sale – 50 cents

The students will also have the opportunity to see two performances this month. On Tuesday, March the 15^th a trio from the NB Orchestra will present a short woodwind concert to the students and then on Thursday, March the 24^th another performance, Razzamatazz will be presented. Razzamatazz is musical interactive presentation by two performers who will highlight heritage, diversity and inclusion through their music.

A Home and school fundraising activity will also take place in March. This will be a 10 day reading challenge for students. Students will be invited to get sponsors through family and friends. More details will be sent by the Home & School after March break.

Finally, thank you for not parking by the fence where students enter from the parking lot. We realize this has not been convenient and we are working with the district and some interested parents to make parking improvements, beginning with some parking spots designated for visitors. These should be identified soon.

Have a safe and enjoyable March Break!

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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February 27

School Spirit Week and Swim Permission

by wilmosu

on 2/27/2016 9:27 AM

February 22, 2016

Dear Parents and Guardians,

During the week of February 29- March 4^th, we will be take part in activities that show our school spirit while we learn. The following outlines some of the planned activities, including swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Center the morning of Monday, Feb. 29^th. Please sign and return the bottom portion of this page to give your child permission to go swimming. Thank you.

	Theme Days	Activities
Monday	Plaid Day	Swimming @ Dieppe Aquatic Center Leaving at 9am and returning at noon.
Tuesday	School Spirit Day – Yellow & Black	Assembly
Wednesday	Jersey/Sport Day	Sliding
Thursday	Camo Day	Sock-Hop
Friday	Hat Day	Multi-Age Day

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Swimming at the Dieppe Aquatic Center Monday Feb 29, 2016

Students should have the following - Swimsuit

- Bathing Cap

- Towel

- A bag to carry items in

I give permission for ____________________________ to participate in the wellness swimming activity at the Dieppe Aquatic Center (Monday, Feb. 29^th, 2016) and to travel by school bus.

Emergency contact (Monday)

Name______________________________ Phone # ____________________________

Parent signature: ___________________________ Date: _______________________

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February 02

February Newsletter

by wilmosu

on 2/2/2016 8:03 AM

Hillsborough Elementary Newsletter
February, 2016
734-3700

Hillsborough Elementary is a community of diverse learners creatively engaged

in fostering a love of life, learning and community.

Please check our website out at http://hillsboroughelementary.nbed.nb.ca/

Thursday, February 4th- Popcorn Sale (Home and School) Fifty cents a bag

(First Thursday of each month)

Tuesday, February 23^rd 6pm – Home and School Meeting

Two additional Professional Development days have been added to the school calendar.

Students will not have school on April 18^th and 19^th.

Dear Parents/Guardians,

With fluctuating temperatures our playground can be snow covered, slush covered (and last week it even had muddy sections). Please ensure students are dressed for outside play! Snow pants, boots, hats and mittens should be worn for cold temperatures.

A couple of safety concerns that need everyone’s attention:

When dropping students off at school, please use parking area, do not drive in front of the school as students may be in this area. In addition, cars should not be parked by the fence (next to school in parking area), allowing students to be seen as they come and go from the school. (The fence will soon have “No Parking” signs.) Your attention to these items are important to the safety of our students.

Also, supervision in the morning begins at 8:15. Students should not arrive before time. Thank you.

Susan Wilmot

Principal

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