School Development Plan 2017-18
Provincial Testing Multi-year Report 2016-17
School Results Report 2016-17 (coming soon)
2017/18 Parent - Student Handbook
Summer Reading Presentation and Handout
Season of Giving Survey Results
2016 Provincial Achievement Test Report
Creating a Sense of Belonging: Hawk's Days
Iris Parent Letter
Internet Safety Parent Presentation
On January 21, 2016 our School Council sponsored a parent engagement presentation on Interent Safety. The following links provide a summary and some resources to support parents and children.
Message to Parents and Caregivers
Internet Safety Tip Sheet
School Council Sponsored Math Presentation - Kirk Newman
My Child's Learning - a resource to help you understand learning outcomes at each grade level
Digital Citizenship at Battalion Park School
Reporting Student Progress Differently
Food and Nutrition - Supporting Healthy Eating Habits
Toys and Electronic Devices
Before and After School Care
Supporting Young Readers - How Parents Can Help
Reading is important
KIDZINC SCHOOL CARE SOCIETY OF ALBERTA is now operating a licensed before and after school care program in the modular on our school grounds.
To register for before and after school care, please contact Fiona McColl from Kidzinc (www.calgarykidzinc.ca) at 403-240-2059.
It is important for children to practice reading at home so they can become better readers. How can parents support their child's reading at home?
- Read aloud to your child.
- Find a comfortable spot where you can sit side by side and your child can see the pages.
- Read a variety of reading material; stories, poems, information books, magazines, etc.
- Stop at interesting parts and ask your child to guess what will happen next.
- Ask your child to retell the story to you, starting with the beginning, through the middle, to the end.
- Discuss any interesting or new words that you may come across in the text.
- If the book is an information book, discuss what you learned.
- Take turns reading to each other. You read one page then tour child reads the next and so on. You can model good reading to your child and have fun!
- Reread favourite books together or ask your child to read them to you.
- Offer regular praise and encouragement.
- Visit the public library with your child to borrow books.
- Visit your local bookstores and browse for books with your child. If possible, purchase books to add to your child's own collection.
Alberta Health Services