Calendar

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Self Help: Toileting and Picky Eating
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Join an occupational therapist to learn strategies to increase your child’s participation with toileting and learn ways to manage picky eating. We’ll discuss readiness for toileting training as well as strategies to progress independence in this area. We’ll also discuss ways to introduce new foods to children to help increase the numbers of foods your child eats.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Self Help: Toileting and Picky Eating
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Join an occupational therapist to learn strategies to increase your child’s participation with toileting and learn ways to manage picky eating. We’ll discuss readiness for toileting training as well as strategies to progress independence in this area. We’ll also discuss ways to introduce new foods to children to help increase the numbers of foods your child eats.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Blissful Bedtimes (stretch and breathe)
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

A few tiny steps towards blissful bedtimes—create a new bedtime routine with effective stretches and a relaxation routine you and your child can enjoy together!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Building Language Through Everyday Conversations
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Parents play a crucial role in supporting their children’s language development. Engaging in rich and meaningful conversations is one of the most powerful strategies parents can use to expand their children’s language skills. The session will focus on the foundational strategies that build vocabulary, expand sentences, improve comprehension and promote thinking skills. In this question-and-answer session, speech-language pathologists will present conversational strategies that build language and answer questions parents may have about using these strategies with their children.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Fall Fun with Intellidance
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

Intellidance® is a wonderful program for children ages 0-5 that focuses on beginning movement and music skills. There’s nothing but fun, and we use things like stories, songs and props to go along with all the moving and shaking we’ll do.

Get ready for a lively, 30-minute, online series of classes in which caregivers and children can experience the joy of music and dance together! There’ll be songs, rhymes, props and simple choreography to keep your kiddos moving the whole class.

Fall Space and Place/Sound and Silence:
In this series of three sessions, we’ll discover and explore the movement and musical concepts of space and place, sound and silence. We’ll be exploring through a fall theme, so get ready for lots of falling leaves!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

These interviews will be VIRTUAL via Microsoft Teams platform.

Please make sure you have Microsoft Teams set up on your device that you will be using for your virtual interview with your son/daughter's teacher.

Please go to  www.ecoleparc.ca  

This link above will give you all the information you need to book interviews.

If you need any assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to Mme Davidson at the office.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Circle of Security Parenting™
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

At times, all parents feel lost or without a clue about what our child might need from us. Imagine what it might feel like if you were able to make sense of what your child was really asking from you. The Circle of Security Parenting™ program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Learning objectives of the training:

• Understand your child’s emotional world by learning to read their emotional needs.
• Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
• Enhance the development of your child's self-esteem.
• Honour your innate wisdom and desire for your child to be secure.

This will be a series of sessions that build on one another—October 26 and November 23. There will be a limit to the group size, but we’ll try to accommodate anyone interested through additional sessions.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Circle of Security Parenting™
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

At times, all parents feel lost or without a clue about what our child might need from us. Imagine what it might feel like if you were able to make sense of what your child was really asking from you. The Circle of Security Parenting™ program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Learning objectives of the training:

• Understand your child’s emotional world by learning to read their emotional needs.
• Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
• Enhance the development of your child's self-esteem.
• Honour your innate wisdom and desire for your child to be secure.

This will be a series of sessions that build on one another—October 27 and November 24. There will be a limit to the group size, but we’ll try to accommodate anyone interested through additional sessions.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

Watch for the Microsoft Teams link to participate in our meeting.

Watch for the Microsoft Teams link to participate in our meeting.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

These interviews will be VIRTUAL via Microsoft Teams platform.

Please make sure you have Microsoft Teams set up on your device that you will be using for your virtual interview with your son/daughter's teacher.

Please go to  www.ecoleparc.ca  

This link above will give you all the information you need to book interviews.

If you need any assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to Mme Davidson at the office.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Fall Fun with Intellidance
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

Intellidance® is a wonderful program for children ages 0-5 that focuses on beginning movement and music skills. There’s nothing but fun, and we use things like stories, songs and props to go along with all the moving and shaking we’ll do.

Get ready for a lively, 30-minute, online series of classes in which caregivers and children can experience the joy of music and dance together! There’ll be songs, rhymes, props and simple choreography to keep your kiddos moving the whole class.

Fall Space and Place/Sound and Silence:
In this series of three sessions, we’ll discover and explore the movement and musical concepts of space and place, sound and silence. We’ll be exploring through a fall theme, so get ready for lots of falling leaves!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

Watch for details. 

It's book fair time! This year we are able to have a 'hybrid' book fair: books will be set up for viewing/purchase in the library by students and staff only, but also available online for purchase by parents. I am told that the merchandise in person and online will be 95% the same. The online portion of the book fair will be open from October 21 - November 2 at this website:  https://virtualbookfairs.scholastic.ca/pages/5147436 . Don't forget that the items will ship directly to your house.

Students will be able to view the books and bring home a list of the items they are interested in; and be able to purchase books at school by bringing money and their list in a sealed envelope/ziplock bag. I will collect the envelopes in the morning and deliver purchases to students in the afternoon. This will allow us to continue keeping all school cohorts separate. The last day for in-school purchases will be Monday, November 1.

As in past bookfairs, the teachers will be able to make up wish lists for books they would love to have in their classroom. If you are interested in purchasing a book for your child's class please email Mme Milanovic (jennifer.milanovic@eips.ca) or call the main school number to talk to me (780-998-3741). Instead of publishing the lists and risking people purchasing doubles, I will have the lists here and let you know what you could purchase.

Remember, this is our English book fair. There will be very few French books at it. We will have a French focused book fair in February.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Speech Development
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Developing clear speech, for some children, is a gradual process. As children's speech develops, the number and type of errors they make changes. Many parents have questions about their child's speech-sound errors and what they can do to support their development of clear speech. This interactive online session, hosted by EIPS speech-language pathologists, will provide information about the progression of speech-sound development and the strategies parents can use to support development.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Speech Development
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Developing clear speech, for some children, is a gradual process. As children's speech develops, the number and type of errors they make changes. Many parents have questions about their child's speech-sound errors and what they can do to support their development of clear speech. This interactive online session, hosted by EIPS speech-language pathologists, will provide information about the progression of speech-sound development and the strategies parents can use to support development.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Fall Fun with Intellidance
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

Intellidance® is a wonderful program for children ages 0-5 that focuses on beginning movement and music skills. There’s nothing but fun, and we use things like stories, songs and props to go along with all the moving and shaking we’ll do.

Get ready for a lively, 30-minute, online series of classes in which caregivers and children can experience the joy of music and dance together! There’ll be songs, rhymes, props and simple choreography to keep your kiddos moving the whole class.

Fall Space and Place/Sound and Silence:
In this series of three sessions, we’ll discover and explore the movement and musical concepts of space and place, sound and silence. We’ll be exploring through a fall theme, so get ready for lots of falling leaves!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

Watch for more details to come.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Storytime with the Strathcona Library
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

Early literacy staff at the Strathcona County Library are excited to share an interactive, virtual storytime with children, sprinkled with fun facts about the library for the grown-ups. Come find out how the library has been adapting services over the last year and learn about upcoming programs and services for families!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Circle of Security Parenting™
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

At times, all parents feel lost or without a clue about what our child might need from us. Imagine what it might feel like if you were able to make sense of what your child was really asking from you. The Circle of Security Parenting™ program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Learning objectives of the training:

• Understand your child’s emotional world by learning to read their emotional needs.
• Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
• Enhance the development of your child's self-esteem.
• Honour your innate wisdom and desire for your child to be secure.

This will be a series of sessions that build on one another—October 26 and November 23. There will be a limit to the group size, but we’ll try to accommodate anyone interested through additional sessions.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Circle of Security Parenting™
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

At times, all parents feel lost or without a clue about what our child might need from us. Imagine what it might feel like if you were able to make sense of what your child was really asking from you. The Circle of Security Parenting™ program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Learning objectives of the training:

• Understand your child’s emotional world by learning to read their emotional needs.
• Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
• Enhance the development of your child's self-esteem.
• Honour your innate wisdom and desire for your child to be secure.

This will be a series of sessions that build on one another—October 27 and November 24. There will be a limit to the group size, but we’ll try to accommodate anyone interested through additional sessions.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Play is the Work of a Child
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Join us to discuss the role of play in child development, how to understand your child’s type of play and how you can join in or facilitate play. With the holiday season approaching, you may even find some ideas for what your child would enjoy as a gift, either homemade or something available commercially. Play helps to relieve stress and build brains—at all ages!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

Please watch for more details on this event.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

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Play is the Work of a Child
Audience: Parents/Caregivers

Join us to discuss the role of play in child development, how to understand your child’s type of play and how you can join in or facilitate play. With the holiday season approaching, you may even find some ideas for what your child would enjoy as a gift, either homemade or something available commercially. Play helps to relieve stress and build brains—at all ages!

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

The EIPS Early Learning team has planned several upcoming sessions for current PALS families to help children build on the skills they’re learning in our PALS classrooms and offer some fun activities you can participate in with your child.

We invite you to join us for any or all upcoming sessions that fit your schedule in October through December. Many sessions have both a daytime and evening option. Some sessions are designed for parents/caregivers while others are designed for PALS students to join in as well! Sessions will generally take place via Microsoft Teams or Zoom, and the links to join will be sent to all registered families prior to the session date.

View the full list of sessions

Stretch, Wiggle, Giggle!
Audience: Parents/Caregivers and PALS students

This is an interactive, play-based, mindfulness and movement class for you and your children. Children are adventurously curious and creative learners who are built to move, but how do we help those busy little bodies slow down? In this session, we’ll stretch, wiggle and giggle our way through playful movements.

The link to register was sent directly to all current PALS families or contact your school for more information.

Watch for more details to come.

Wear your favorite Jersey today!!!!

Who is your Super Hero ???

Come out and enjoy an OUTDOOR MOVIE!!!  

Bring your lawn chairs or blankets