Lost and Found/ Christmas Field Trip

Lost and Found
Lost and Found has been placed in front of the Learning Commons. As a class, we will walk by this area to check for any misplaced belongings. Any items that are not claimed will be packed up and donated by Wednesday December 20th.

 Christmas Field Trip
The grade three students will be going on a field trip on Monday, December 18th. We (all grade three students at St Anne) will be going to see "The Star", a Christian film about the Nativity story. The cost of the field trip is $10 to cover tickets. As it took awhile to book the field trip, we are asking for a quick turnaround for permission forms and money. The form will be sent home on Monday and we are asking for it to be returned the next day in order to finalize the field trip. 

 information about the film, "The Star"

 Yours in Catholic Education,
Mrs Zulpo

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