Latest News
April Lunch Orders
April lunch orders are now available on School Cash online. Please follow the link below to place your April lunch orders. Lunch orders will be open until March 21st, no late orders will... Read More
Bronco Easter Brunch – April 2nd
Save the date!!! The School Council is having an Easter event Sunday April 2nd to raise funds for our new playground. We hope to see lots of our Beechgrove friends & families there.... Read More
Book Fair May 10th-12th
Beechgrove is hosting a spring book fair from May 10-12th, stay tuned for more details. Read More
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SCHOOL DENTAL SCREENINGS Dear Parent/Guardian: Dental staff from the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit will be visiting your child’s school Muskoka Beechgrove Public School on March 6, 7 & 8, 2023. The Oral... Read More
At Beechgrove we are kind, responsible and resilient.
We are curious learners and capable problem solvers.
Everyone matters!
School Council News
President’s Choice Children’s Charity
Our mission to feed 1 million kids every year.
After 32 years dedicated to nurturing the wellbeing of Canadian children, President’s Choice Children’s Charity is on a mission to feed 1 million kids annually, by 2025. But we know that a full tummy is just one of the building blocks for a child to live their best life, so our signature Power Full Kids programs pair good food with growing and cooking skills to help kids rediscover food.
Here at Beechgrove, we are fortunate to receive funding through the President's Choice Children's Charity to assist with our students' nutrition each and every morning.
For more information on this charity please visit: https://www.pcchildrenscharity.ca/
Fundraisers
School Messenger App
Please click on our link to learn how to set your preferences for Home2School Communication, including emails, phone calls and text messages.
Food and Community Supports
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…