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National Volunteer Week - April 15-21stApril 18 National Volunteer Week (NVW) is a time to celebrate and thank Canada’s 12.7 million volunteers. Volunteering is often seen as a selfless act; a person gives their time, skills, experience, and passion to help others, without expecting anything in return. And while volunteering is a form of service, many volunteers will tell you that “you get more than you give”. Centreville Community School would like to thank all of its volunteers for their efforts towards making COUGARS in our community.
Drama PreformaceMarch 26 The public performance
of "The Quest for Quasi: How Little Red Got Her Hunch Back" ,
performed by the CCS Grade 3-5 Drama Club, will take place on Thursday, April 5
at 7:00 pm in the school gym. Admission is by donation to our Drama Club. Come
out for a great night of theater and support our young cast of actors and
actresses.
Spring Seeds FundraiserMarch 21 The CCS
Student Council is pleased to announce our latest fundraiser: The Spring Seeds
Fundraiser. It is a program that is both good for the planet and brings
enjoyment to the people who purchase the items. Plus, our school will get
50% of the money raised!!! We are selling seed packets, bulbs and even
strawberries!!There are flowers, vegetables and herbs. The company,
Vesey’s Bulbs, from P.E.I., uses only Canada #1 certified seeds. They
stand behind their products 100% guaranteed satisfaction.
Our
start date was March 16. All students will bring home a brochure, an
order form and this letter explaining the program. All orders and money MUST be
in by Monday, April 3. Cheques are payable to Centreville Community
School.
Please fill out
all the information on the money collection envelope and the order form.
Extra order
forms are available from Mrs. Hitchcock.
Pink Shirt Day at CCS: Wednesday, February 28th is National Pink Shirt DayFebruary 13 Pink Day started in 2007, when a grade nine
student in Cambridge, Nova Scotia was bullied by classmates for wearinga pink shirt to school. Taking notice,
two students named Travis Price and David Shepherd rallied their peers to send
a message to the bullies. The next day, the halls were filled with students in
pink t-shirts. Now the movement is worldwide, educating and inspiring others to
stand together and take action against violence and bullying.
Below are the
designs created by students at CCS for Pink Shirts to be worn on Feb 28. Choose the Design and Select the Size T-
Shirt that your child would like. Shirts
are $15.00 and must be paid with the
order. Order forms are to be returned to
homeroom teachers by Friday, 16.
 Individual Order Form.pdf
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