About 30 students participated in a Halloween Movie Night to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House. Members of the club offered treats for sale, and accepted toys as admission. Hunter, Makenna, Harsheen and Jayne would like to thank everyone who came or helped. The club raised…
This is the first fundraiser undertaken by the Ronald McDonald House Fundraising Club. Several students have decided to support this worthy cause by raising funds and gathering items that are needed by RMH Saskatoon. The movie will be shown in Mme Gisele’s room at 3:45.…
Students and staff participated in the annual Terry Fox Run on September 27. There was a short assembly in the gym, led by Mr. Blair, then walkers and runners took to the streets. Members of the community offered cookies when they returned. Over $1500 was…
Please mark this in your calendars. On Thursday, June 21st, the School Community Council is sponsoring a free hamburger lunch for all École Gravelbourg students to celebrate the end of the school year. The lunch will consist of one hamburger/cheeseburger, a juice box, veggies and…
Rylan Kleckner and Chloe Pouteaux continue to experience success in mixed badminton. They won the gold medal in districts.
Students at EGS have been competing in several badminton tournaments. Rylan Kleckner and Chloe Pouteaux were successful in capturing gold medals in April. In the Senior Badminton Sections, Justin Geiger and Ben Wilson competed in the boys doubles and Rylan Kleckner and Chloe Pouteaux represented…
Mrs. G-B’s kindergarten to grade 3 class had a special visitor this week and learned all about good dental hygiene. Students were excited to go home with a goodie bag which included information, a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Some of the students celebrated the 100th day of school. This is an opportunity for them to learn place value, time, calendars and to have fun while they are doing it. Kudos to the teachers who celebrate 100 days.
Students at EGS were treated to live science presented by the Regina Science Centre. Each grade experienced a different domain, from chemical reactions to forces and light. Interactive experiments were the highlight of the day.
Students at EGS celebrated Pink Day by sporting anti-bullying shirts, doing a buddy activity and eating pink cookies. They became kindness superheroes, and wrote positive text messages for the school to read. Thanks to Mrs. Mann for organizing the event.
