June 4:  Volunteer Tea 1:30-2:30pm

June 5:  Gr. 7 Viking for a Day

Div. 16, 17, 18 at Maplewood Farms

June 6:  Div. 4 at Grouse Mountain

Div. 8 & 9 Wild Field Trip

June 10-14:  Canned Food Drive

June 12:  Freezie Sale at Lunch

PAC Meeting at 6:30pm (Library)

June 13:  Div. 8 & 9 at Wildplay

June 17-19:  Gr. 7’s at Camp

June 18:  Div. 7 at BC Sports Hall of Fame

June 19:  Div. 15 & 16 at Confederation Park

June 21:  Div. 1-9 Swimming 1-3pm

June 24:  Talent Show/June Month Assembly 1:30pm

June 25:  Gr. 7 Lunch and Dance 12-3pm

Div. 1-9 Swimming 1-3pm

June 27:  Gr. 7 Leaving Ceremony 9:00am

Report Cards issued

Dismissal:  10:30am

Construction of the new Capitol Hill Child Care Centre which will be situated on the north end of our school property next to the Pandora Street parking lot has begun.  You will notice that a construction fence has been put up around the construction site which includes the parking lot off of Pandora Street.  This will make parking for parents dropping off children in the morning and picking them up at the end of the day even more of a challenge.  Parking is available on Warwick Avenue on the east side of our school property.

Construction workers are digging in preparation for the modular that is being built off-site and will be moved on-site. After the modular is moved on-site, they will be putting up a permanent fence and building a playground. The childcare centre will be totally self-contained at the completion of the project.

Some of you have been asking when the childcare centre will be opening. We have not been given a timeline yet. Stay tuned! All registrations will happen through the childcare centre once we know who is running the facility, NOT the school. Thanks for your patience and understanding.

At Capitol Hill we believe it is healthy for children to get outside throughout the day for fresh air and exercise. Living on the West Coast we know that our climate contains a consistent amount of rainfall especially as the fall and winter months approach. It makes sense that in our climate we are well prepared to be outside in the rain. We have begun going outside during every recess even if is raining. It is very important for students to dress appropriately in the event of this wet weather.  Please talk with your child(ren) to ensure that they have a suitable coat and footwear for rainy days.

Being prepared for the weather

We know that if children are well prepared to be outside in the rain they actually enjoy it. As long as they stay dry and warm there is a great deal of fun to be had in all kinds of weather. To be prepared to be outside in the rain it is important for your child to have:

• A rain coat or water resistant covering
• Rubber boots to keep feet dry (if you are able to provide them with a pair to keep at school that would be perfect)
• “Muddy Buddies” – rain pants they can quickly slip over their clothes (much like they would snow pants)
• An umbrella
• A rain hat or coat with a hood
• A change of clothes just in case. (sweatpants, sock, underwear, t-shirt)