It is important to note our activities after the service project:
– Soak a Senior (bring funds)
– Choice of activities, one of which is water games so bringing a change of clothes would be appropriate
– Treat provided by the Student Association

My apologies for the additional email.

Hi Families,

Just a reminder about our service day tomorrow where we will be picking up garbage along the highway between our school and town. Through this we build teamwork and enjoy being part of a group effort to make a significant difference in beautifying our community.

It looks like it will be a warm day. Please ensure your child has:
– Hat
– Sunscreen (we will have some available for re-applications)
– Good footwear
– Water bottle (to be carried if possible, or put in a support vehicle)
– Optional: work type gloves

We will have vests, garbage bags, and disposable gloves. Students will be working in teams, along with an adult, and together, our section of highway will be looking much better by tomorrow afternoon!

Thank you for your support of this initiative of learning and giving back.

Warmly,
Mrs. Atherton

Hello Families,

The energy in our building is ramping up as the warm weather continues. We are enjoying spring and taking activities outside when possible. We encourage you and your children to enjoy the outdoors as well during this lovely weather!

Have a great weekend!
Mrs. Atherton

This Coming Week

• Thu May 28 – Garbage pick-up & Soak a Senior
• Mon Jun 1 – No School for Non-Instructional Day

Upcoming Events

• June 2 – Scholastic orders due
• June 19 – Graduation
• June 23 – Awards (morning) & Class parties
• June 24 – Lake Day & Last day of school

Good to Know

• Garbage pickup is Thursday and we love to have parent/volunteer assistance. We participate in garbage pickup because caring for our community is part of who we are. When students help clean our shared spaces, they learn responsibility, teamwork, and respect for God’s creation. Small actions make a big difference, and we’re proud to do our part. Let one of our staff know if you’re able to help. Many hands make light work!
• Plans are in the works for end of the year field trips. Please watch for permission slips coming home.
• We are interviewing for Education Assistants and Janitorial support for next year. Please let us know if you would like to be considered.

Shout Outs

• To Albert Nichols for assisting with time and equipment to deal with our monetary recycling.
• To Norm Bunker for assisting with our garbage.
• To our regular volunteers who come in to read, cook, or help in other ways around the school.

Resources

• MyEd BC
• Online Calendar

Verse of the Week – Isaiah 26:3-4

"You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, all whose thoughts are fixed on you! Trust in the Lord always, for the Lord God is the eternal Rock."

This verse reminds us that peace comes from trusting deeply.

Hi Families,

It’s been a busy week of activities and we are grateful for a long weekend! We hope you enjoy the extra day this weekend. We look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday!

Mrs. Atherton

Hello Families,

We are looking forward to seeing many of you tomorrow. Come on out and enjoy the student’s performance and stay for lunch. Following lunch, the Peacelander Pathfinder Club is organizing a hike up Old Baldy which you are invited to join. Come on out!

Here are a few reminders for this weekend and coming week:

• Sat May 2 – Program starts at 11 am, participating students need to arrive at 10:45. Families are invited to the program, to lunch afterwards, and to a hike up Baldy following lunch.
• Sun May 3 – Hot lunch orders due
• Mon May 4 – Mom’s Pantry orders due
• Tue May 5 – Teacher Appreciation Day
• Tue May 5 – 5 pm – Parent Committee Meeting

See you soon,

Mrs. Atherton

Happy Friday, Families!
Spring is here and the snow around our statue finally disappeared this week! Please see the notes below on upcoming events and things to note. And enjoy your weekend!
Mrs. Atherton

This Coming Week

• Fri May 1 – Fun swim for K-Gr 6; last day to pick-up at Rec Centre
• Sat May 2 – Program starts at 11 am, participating students need to arrive at 10:45. Families are invited to the program and to lunch afterwards.

Upcoming Events

• May 5 – Teacher Appreciation Day
• May 5 – 5 pm – Parent Committee Meeting
• May 7 – ICBC Presentation for Gr 11 & 12
• May 8 – Christian Book Fair at PCS from 9 am – 4 pm. See attached poster.
• May 13 – Gr 2-4 Field Trip to Cameron Lake
• May 18 – No School for Victoria Day

To Do

• Make a plan on how to show appreciation for your child’s teacher(s) on May 5. A note or small gesture can go a long way to encourage our staff.

Good to Know

• We have openings for Education Assistant (full-time) and Janitor (part-time/casual) for next school year. If you are interested, or know someone who may be interested, please send a resume to the office or Mrs. Atherton.
• Our Early Learning Program registration is now open for the 26/27 school year. Families on our waiting list have the first choice of openings and they will receive detailed information on Monday.
• The Ministry of Child & Family Development is looking for Foster Caregivers. Please see the attachment for more information.

Shout Outs

• To our janitors for dealing with the muddy weather and dirtier floors!
• For the support of our grad class: fundraiser participation, Disher family transporting hoodies, staff organization and guidance.
• For the support of our Senior Flag Football team: bus, bus driver, staff coaches, families encouraging participation, substitutes for those away

Resources

• Sleep Hygiene for Kids
• MyEd BC
• Online Calendar

Verse of the Week – Psalm 139:14

"I will give thanks to You, for the greatness of the way I was made brings fear. Your works are great and my soul knows it very well."

This verse reminds us that each person is wonderfully made and deeply valued.

Peace CS Book Fair Poster 2026.pdf

Hello Families,

We loved seeing most of you in our building this week. We noted the progress our students have made so far this school year and look forward to what they can accomplish in the last few months.

Enjoy your weekend with at least some sunshine and the promise of spring!

Mrs. Atherton

This Coming Week

• Mon/Wed/Fri – K-Gr 6 Swimming Lessons – Please remember to send swimsuits and a towel!

Upcoming Events

• Apr 13-May 1 – K-Gr 6 Swimming Lessons
• Apr 22-27 – Senior Flag Football tournament trip
• May 2 – Education Sabbath – See notes below

To Do

• Senior Flag Football team member parents – Please ensure the permission and payment is returned as soon as possible.

Good to Know

• Education Sabbath is happening the morning of May 2. The program will start at 11 am and be about an hour. All Kindergarten to Gr 6 students, Drama, and Music students will be performing. A few other students will also have roles. Performing is part of the curriculum and this is a great time to see our students shine. Families are invited to the program and to lunch afterwards (food is provided).

Shout Outs

• To all of the parents and students who came out to the Student-Led Parent Teacher Interviews. We are proud of our students and their conversations about their learning, as well as the support we felt from the parents for us as a school as well as the education of the students. Thank you very much!
• To our Student Association who led out in a great Easter program for our students! They planned a fun, meaningful activity and put great effort into pulling it off. We also appreciate Miss McKay in her guidance as the staff sponsor for the group.

Resources

• MyEd BC
• Online Calendar

Verse of the Week – John 14:27

"I am leaving you with a gift—peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give is a gift the world cannot give. So don’t be troubled or afraid."

This verse reminds us that peace is a gift of God that calms the heart.

Families,

There are no busses again this morning. We are highly encouraging students to do the work that will be put together by teachers. We have missed many days and not learning on these days will be having an impact on future success.

If you have a ride for your child(ren) to school, you are welcome to bring them, particularly for those who will struggle to accomplish the learning tasks at home. There will be teachers and staff there to support learning.

If working at home, the same document links as sent out previously will be used.

Warmly,
Kristin

Hello Families,

School feels a little topsy turvy coming back from break into a short week and a day of no busses. I’ll make this a short email as well!

As we remember the death of Christ for us, with the joy and hope that gives, we pray that each of our families is blessed this weekend.

Warmly,

Mrs. Atherton

This Coming Week

• Fri & Mon Apr 3 & 6 – No School for Easter weekend
• Wed & Thu Apr 8 & 9 – Student-led Parent Teacher Conferences

Upcoming Events

• Apr 13 – May 1 – K-Gr 6 Swimming Lessons every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
• Apr 22-26 – Senior Football tournament to Aldergrove, BC
• May 2 – Saturday morning presentation for K-Gr 6 choir, drama, music, and other students

To Do

• Please sign up for a parent-teacher conference if you have not yet done so. Thank you for all the appointments that have been rolling in!

Good to Know

• Thank you to all who have re-registered for next school year. Most of our students will be returning and we look forward to welcoming a good-size Kindergarten class as well as a few others throughout the grade levels. Our final staffing plans are being put in place to ensure students are well-supported and that our program goes well!

Resources

• Video – How to Raise Kids Who Can Handle Hard Things
• MyEd BC
• Online Calendar

Verse of the Week – Mark 16:6

"The angel said, “Don’t be alarmed. You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He isn’t here! He is risen from the dead! Look, this is where they laid his body."

This verse reminds us that hope rises, even from the darkest places. May this bring you peace and comfort this weekend and ongoing!

Hello Families,

There are no busses today, Thursday April 2. Because of this, we will not have regular classes. However, there are still learning expectations for the day. There will be at least some teachers and staff at school so if you have a ride for your children, they are welcome at school today.

Learning expectations will be posted on the same document links as used last time. A reminder email with the links will be sent out to parents and students Gr 7-12. The documents will be updated as soon as possible through the early part of the morning.

Thank you for doing your best to ensure learning still happens even with the transportation change.