Katelyn and Emily's Report on Giving Back

For the past couple weeks our Student Advisory Group has been working on giving back to families in need for a wonderful Christmas. We have been having meetings every Monday, were we have been talking about the progress we have made. Some of the things we have been doing are a Canned Food Drive, Adopt a Family, and donating coats and such to Salvation Army. All of this ended on Friday December 14^th.

Today, Monday December 17^th the Times Journal came to our school to take pictures of what we have accomplished, and the reporter also interviewed one of the students from the Student Advisory Group. The main reason why we put all this together is because we feel like everyone should have a thankful Christmas even though Christmas isn’t all about presents. It’s about spending time with people you love. People may be asking why we did more then one thing to give back? The reason why we chose to do more than one thing is that even though doing the canned food drive is a lot to handle, we thought that we could take on more tasks to make four families' Christmas the best that we could.

With all the cans everyone brought in, we have collected over 300 canned goods. There was over 70 dollars of Canadian Tire money to spend on more presents for the families. Also we have at least 20 coats to donate to the Salvation Army.

We would like to thank everybody who brought in presents for the families, canned foods for the canned food drive, and Canadian Tire money to buy even more presents for the families. Also, we would like to thank Mr. Jackson, the Heath unit, and the rest of the Student Advisory Group. This would not work out if no one helped the families in need.

Thank you

Welcome to the new June Rose Callwood Library Blog

Hello everyone!

Welcome to the new June Rose Callwood Public School Library Blog. This blog is designed to publish library news, book reviews, and other media information created by our students. Best of all, this blog is for you. If you have an idea for a blog post that you would like to create, please talk to Mrs. Summers or Mr. Durston. Your post can be about a book that you have read, a television show or film that you have watched, or any other kind of media that you have seen on the Internet. If you have something you want to share with your school, let us know. We want to help you get your message out.

We hope to see hear from you soon, and make sure that you keep checking back because we hope to be frequently producing new, interesting, and fun posts soon.

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Sincerely,

Mrs. Summers and Mr. Durston