R.L. Beattie Public School

Over the past two weeks, a dedicated group of students from Grade 5 and 6 participated in the Math Team Up Challenge, from the University of Waterloo. They put their problem-solving and teamwork skills to the test while solving fun and challenging tasks.

Congratulations to all the students who participated!

Mme Lonsdale's class had a fantastic day at Kivi Park on Monday. They enjoyed a hike to the Wishing Tree, with a pit stop to play a game of camouflage. After a picnic lunch students put their teamwork and communication skills to the test with an energetic game of capture the flag.

It was a wonderful day filled with adventure, cooperation, bug bites and smiles. Thank you, Kivi Park, for the experience!

Some of our youngest Beattie Barons participated in this project. 💙💛

Am important message from the Sudbury Student Services Consortium:

Today, we celebrate all the fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, uncles, guardians, mentors, and special people who provide love, support, guidance, and encouragement to the children in our lives.
Thank you for the many ways you help our students learn, grow, and thrive. We hope everyone who plays an important caregiving role enjoys a wonderful day filled with appreciation and special moments.
Happy Father's Day to all who are celebrated today! 💙💛

We celebrated Canada Day Spirit Day with lots of fun, including special treats, exciting activities, and great prizes! Students showed off their Canadian pride by wearing red and white and participating in the day's festivities. It was a wonderful way to come together and celebrate Canada. 🇨🇦

These lost and found items can be claimed at the office.

Our Grade 6 students recently traded their classroom for the great outdoors as they took part in a hands-on bog restoration project right here in our community! Working alongside peatland restoration scientist Dr. Pete Whittington, Environmental Science teacher Colin Veevers, and student mentors from Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, students helped transplant native bog vegetation to support the recovery of a local wetland ecosystem. Along the way, they learned about biodiversity, carbon storage, and the importance of protecting natural habitats. We are so proud of our young environmental stewards and can't wait to see how the bog grows and changes in the years ahead!

A reminder that school yearbooks are now available for purchase through 'SchoolCashOnline'. Orders can be placed until June 17. Don't miss out on this special keepsake from the 2025–2026 school year

Our Grade 6 students spent the day at Windy Lake enjoying a wonderful outdoor learning experience. They explored the trails, shared a picnic lunch, and helped harvest sphagnum moss from a bog. Tomorrow, they will continue their environmental stewardship efforts by replanting the moss in our local area.