Upcoming Events

Tuesday, May 18 - School Council Meeting - 7 pm - SPS library

Monday, May 24 - Victoria Day

May 31 - June 3 - Gr. 3 EQAO

Thursday, June 3 - New School Public Consultation Meeting - 7 pm - SPS gym

Friday, June 11 - Fun Fair

Friday, June 18 - Grade 5 Leaving Ceremony - 9 am - SPS gym

Thank you to families who donated over 300 cakes to the Annual Cake Walk on May 7. This event is coordinated by the School Council and over $3000 was fundraised for the school.

During the Book Fair, over $7000 of literacy-related material was purchased; this resulted in $4600 that Mrs. Lam can now use to purchase library resources.

Thank you to everyone who supported these two initiatives.


 For bus route information, please visit the Ottawa Student Transportation Authority (OSTA) at http://www.ottawaschoolbus.ca/ 

 

Welcome to Stittsville Public School!

Principal:                     Connie Watson
Vice-Principal:             Scott Becksted/ Vaughan Christie
Office Administrator:    Gisele Waters
Office Assistant:            Susie Massey
Office Assistant:            Kathy Charlebois
Chief Custodian:           Peter Hammell

We have regular English or Early French Immersion for students from JK to Grade 5.  Before and after school programmes are available at the attached Andrew Fleck Daycare.

If your child is ill and not attending school, please call the school line  (613-836-2818) and leave a message on the machine or with the office administrator.  In order to monitor the spread of flu, we ask that you please detail the symptoms of the illness.

Allergy Alert Classrooms: On occasions, such as student birthdays, baked goods often arrive to school on the day of the event (e.g., cupcakes for a birthday).  While we all love surprises, this type of surprise poses a problem when considering safety and the enjoyment of all students in an allergy alert room. Should parents plan on sending treats for special days like birthdays, kindly provide the teachers with two or three days advanced notice, as well as a list of ingredients that are in the finished product, so that provisions may be made for allergy students. For some students, even the smell of the offending food can cause a severe reaction or death. Should no prior knowledge of foods be made available, parents may be asked to take the food back home, Alternate items to baked goods could be fuit or veggie plates, or favours such as stickers, fancy pencils, etc. Thanks so much for your cooperation.

Last Updated: May 12, 2010

Ontario Ministry of Education