JUNE EVENTS at Elginburg:
PRIDE MONTH - National Indigenous History Month
June 1st: Kernels Popcorn Orders - home
June 2nd: Grade 3 & 6 EQAO
June 3rd: Grade 3 & 6 EQAO
June 4th: Kindergarten - Mrs. Koss - Gould Lake
June 5th: Grandfriends Visit (Mrs. Guild’s Grade 3s)
June 8th: EDPS Pride Walk (9:30 am - 10:00 am)
June 9th: Grandparents - Tea (Grade Ones)
June 10th: Elginburg DP School FUN FAIR!
June 11th: Grandfriends Visit (Mrs. Guild’s Grade 3s)
June 12th: Grade 1 and 1 & 2 Surprise Trip
June 16th: Elginburg PS Fun Day
June 17th: Kindergarten Year End Picnic 11:30-12:30 pm
June 17th, 18th: Grade 5 & 7 / 8 RKY Overnight Trips
June 18th: Grade 1 and 1-2 to Garrison Bowling Lanes
June 19th: Grandfriend Celebration (Mrs. Guild’s G3’s)
June 22nd: Grade 8 Graduation; Grade 8 Boat Cruise
June 23rd: Mrs. Guild’s 3’s -Pizza Party - Grandfriends
Grade 6 and Kindergarten Trips - Movie Day
June 24th: Reports Sent Home-Year End Assembly (11:40)
June 25th: Last Day of School
June 26th: Professional Activity Day (All LDSB Schools)
Dear Elginburg Families,
Welcome to June! We continue to have many events planned for the weeks ahead, so please see the above dates, along with communication from your child/ren’s classroom teachers. May was a busy month for all Elginburg Eagles. We started the month with both basketball teams for junior boys and girls ending the season with successful tournaments at Queen’s University. Congratulations to all students involved, and Mrs. Heyman and Mrs. Rankine for coaching! From May 4th to May 10th, Elginburg participated in activities for Mental Health Week. Thank you to Mrs. Godin for supporting and coordinating information for all staff. The LCVI race was also a success! Thank you to Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Rankine for supporting. LDSB’s first track meet in Kingston, also saw our Elginburg Eagles soar! Big thanks to Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. McIntosh, and Mr. Harding for coaching. The Annual EDPS Talent Show was nothing short of INCREDIBLE. We have so much Eagle talent! A huge THANK YOU to Mrs. Guild, Ms. Furst, Mrs. Burns, and Ms. Schall for supporting, organizing, and participating! Welcome to Limestone and to all of the Kindergarten families who will be joining us this fall. We had a great turnout on May 27th, and all new Eagles enjoyed a bus ride to wrap up the evening. Finally, the IST Celebration was a success on May 28th, so thank you to all families who joined us, and to Ms. Dennie, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Lindenblatt, Ms. Periera, Ms. Fitzgerald, and Ms. Newbury-Reilly.
We have many events planned for June, so please continue to review weekly messages from the school and individual classrooms. Please note highlighted dates above, and notice below regarding the Fun Fair and Mrs. Guild’s Class - Grandfriends - Celebration - June 19th.
We aim to have a wonderful June filled with learning!
EDPS Fun Fair - June 10th, 2026 5pm-7pm
Celebration for Grandfriends - June 19th
EDPS Talent Show 2026
Mental Health Week: May 4th - May 10th
Eagle Moments
IMPORTANT REMINDERS TO FAMILIES:
ATTENDANCE – Please be reminded that attendance reporting for your child is done through our automated system, School Messenger. All families should be using this system for reporting your child’s late arrivals and absences. For more information, please click on this link for instructions: Student Attendance
Mental Health Supports
In response to tragic events, locally or globally, students may experience a wide range of emotions, including sadness, confusion, worry, or questions about what they may be hearing from others. Students may react in different ways depending on their age, experiences, and how connected they feel to the situation. With time, reassurance, and support from caring adults, these reactions often ease.
We encourage families to keep lines of communication open at home, to invite questions, and to offer reassurance as needed. If you have concerns about your student or would like support, please refer to the following resources:
· Supporting Your Child’s Well-being
· Caring for yourself while caring for others: A parent’s guide to self-care
· By Your Side (parent/caregiver resources to support mental health learning)
· Kids Help Phone (Call 1-800-668-6868 or Text “Connect” to 686868)
If you are worried about your student’s immediate safety, or the safety of others, please seek urgent assistance by calling 9-1-1, your local mobile crisis service (613-354-7388), or by going to the nearest emergency department.