It's Pajama Day at Beaverlodge School tomorrow!

Grade 1/2R finally got to connect in person with their senior buddies. Check out their visit on CTV News Winnipeg winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/super-super-ex…

Grade 3/4O explored Britannica to learn about different animals using illustrations, videos, and text. We also explored the different features that students can adjust to make the information more accessible.

Beaverlodge School yearbooks are available to order now! Information below.

Due to weather, we weren't able to come together for International Day of Pink so Beaverlodge will wear pink on Wednesday April 27th. Mark your calendars!

It's Formal Day at Beaverlodge School tomorrow (Tuesday April 19). Feel free to dress up fancy for the day!

A yearbook message from one of our Beaverlodge Home and School Association members. Click the link to order your copy of the yearbook. ybpay.lifetouch.ca

Beaverlodge is hosting a Celebration of Learning tonight (Thursday April 28). Students and their parents can drop in anytime between 5 and 6 to come and see their child's classroom. We are excited to have families back in the building again!

Today is the last day to purchase your 2021-2022 Beaverlodge yearbook!

So excited to have our families come and meet us for our Meet the Staff event! We’re about to open our doors. Stop by and see your child’s teacher between 5 and 6 tonight!

We are excited to see what our beaverlodge engineers can design using gears while visiting our library learning commons!

Our educators and learners have been working hard on creating class agreements. 4/5 DK has been engaging with The Circle of Courage to determine which traits are valued in their classroom community.

Students of 3/4S made their mark today! Flowers, an apple, a bunny's nose and the tire for a limousine, plus many more! #InternationalDotDay @peterhreynolds

Students in 3/4 are studying personal identity in social studies. They gathered materials during a forest walk and made self-portraits trying to show some identifying features.

Engaging in a great day of learning with Garfield Gini-Newman and the staff from River West Park and Pacific Junction

Thank you to Jordan Schacht, Knowledge Keeper, who shared the Ojibwe story and message about Mishipeshu - an underwater panther with both grade 4/5 classes today.

This month in the LLC we will be thinking like mathematicians and creating and noticing patterns. PTLearningCommons #InvitationsAndProvocations

We are lucky to have a history box from the Museum of History in our school for 2 weeks. Grade 4/5G had some great questions about the artifacts that date from early times until today.