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Family Literacy Day
Students in our Primary division celebrated Family Literacy Day at Beechgrove engaging in lots of fun and educational activities. Read More
Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten registration for September 2023 is now open! Register online at tldsb.ca/kindergarten/. Read More
Thank you from The Manor
Staff and students were presented with a card from the Gravenhurst Manor today for their Christmas spirit before the holidays. The Christmas card said: “It is with great appreciation that the Residents at... Read More
Holiday Spirit Days
Next week we will be having a number of spirit days leading up to the holidays!! December 19th – Holiday Hat Day December 20th – Red and Green Day December 21st – Christmas... Read More
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President’s Choice Children’s Charity
School Nutrition Grant
Through the School Nutrition Grant, President’s Choice Children’s Charity provides direct-to-school funding to help ensure that every student has a well-balanced meal every day. As Canada’s top charitable funder of school meal programs, the Charity is reaching 644,000 students, and helping to provide 67 million meals daily.
Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
Muskoka Beechgrove Public School acknowledges that this land is the traditional homeland of the Ojibway Nation and the Huron/Wendat Nation, and now includes communities from the Mohawk Nation, the Pottawatomi Nation and the Metis Nation of Ontario.
Why do we say a land acknowledgement? Honouring the land is a tradition that dates back thousands of years for Indigenous Peoples.
Regardless of your personal ancestry and heritage, as people living on traditional Indigenous lands WE are ALL TREATY PEOPLE!
To learn more, have a look at the CBC news article called;
“What is the significance of acknowledging the Indigenous
land we stand on?”
http://www.cbc.ca/…/territorial-acknowledgements-indigenous…