Alameda School

On Bear Witness Day, our school division joins communities across Canada in recognizing the importance of fairness, respect, and equity for all children.
This day honours Jordan River Anderson and the legacy of Jordan’s Principle, which affirms that First Nations children should receive the services and supports they need without delay.
As a learning community, we are committed to fostering understanding, compassion, and awareness. Bearing witness means listening, learning, and reflecting on how we can each play a role in supporting the well-being of every child.
We encourage our students, staff, and families to take time on May 10 to learn more, reflect, and stand in support of First Nations children and their rights.

Alameda School 2026-27 Kindergarten students, your invited!

70 years of LIT tradition. Let us take you through the years. What have some of our alumni been up to?

Alameda Dolphin Strong….
Badminton District Finals in Carlyle on Sat. We had a team of mixed doubles, girls singles and girls doubles. All players had great games and represented or school well. Our girls doubles Cozi and Olivia brought home the GOLD! Congrats to all our players, you made us proud!

THANK YOU to Rayanne Freitag, Joanne Farnden and Merva Ulrich for working our hot lunch today.
And Merva, Charlene Brooks, Kelli Maher and Kelly Schalles for providing snacks.
Much appreciated!

We have received our beef donation. Thank you!!

Our PMC (Parent Meal Committee) is looking for ground beef donation. (Any amount is appreciated) If you would like to donate please contact Melissa. We are planning a taco-in-a-bag lunch for the students.

In February of 1991 a private member’s bill was passed in Parliament declaring April 28th a National Day of Mourning. Each year in Canada an average of 1,000 workers are killed on the job and hundreds of thousands of others are either injured or suffer illnesses as a result of workplace related diseases. The National Day of Mourning has been established to mourn for those who died, but also to re-enforce the commitment to continue to fight for a healthy and safe workplace.

SECPSD will support wherever possible the lowering of flags on school buildings on April 28th in recognition of the National Day of Mourning.

Did you know that acts of kindness are good for mental health? They create positive emotions, and a sense of community for both the giver and the receiver. Learn morehttps://novascotia.cmha.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/MHAW.pdf