Errol Road

🏅 HISTORY IN MOTION
The starter’s horn sounded at Great Lakes Secondary School—and with it, a new LKDSB tradition was born.
For the first time, 531 elementary student athletes from across our entire bard came together for a unified Track & Field Meet— with representation stretching from Wheatley to Grand Bend.
From powerful sprints to soaring jumps and electrifying relays, the day was filled with determination, sportsmanship, and unforgettable moments. Even more impactful? Students competing alongside peers they’d never met before, building connections that reached far beyond the finish line.
This wasn’t just a meet—it was the beginning of something bigger for LKDSB students.
👉 Read the full story and relive the day in our newsroom: https://www.lkdsb.net/article/16594

*More great photos to come!

After closely monitoring the weather over the weekend and this morning, they have made the decision to postpone tomorrow’s (Tuesday, June 9) city elementary track and field meet. Instead, we will be using our designated rain date: Wednesday, June 10.

This decision was not made lightly. While Wednesday's forecast isn't perfect, a cross-platform comparison shows a significantly better window for us to get a full day of events in compared to tomorrow.

We were able to contribute 650 food items. We took on this project as part of our social studies curriculum identifying a problem in our community and working together to help solve it. We made lots of social studies, math, and literacy connections. Great job to our Errol Road students and families :)

Ms. Kenny's 1/2 class is doing a mini food collection for the Inn of the Good Shepherd. Have something in your pantry that you can donate? We would love for you to send it in!

Our SK/1 & 4/5 classes took a city charter bus to Lambton Mall to enjoy some Booster Juice :)

Please join us for our Kinder Open House

Ms. Kenny's Grade 2 class enjoyed going outside to explore life cycles of plants and animals in the garden. They found many insects, worms, and birds and they noticed that plants were starting to grow.

Meet our Hawksbill Turtle babies; Luna, Jett et Astro!

On World Wildlife Day, Mrs. B and Mme Dunlop's class adopted a Hawksbill Turtle, and the WWF sent us a "bale" of three babies! We have been putting our literacy skills to work and learning all about these majestic sea creatures! They are even learning how to speak French!!

Mrs. Richie-Da Silva's FDK class created pictures of the important women in their lives after reading Tess's Red Dress which focused on themes around Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. They focused on their special connections with their mothers, grandmothers, sisters, cousins, etc.