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The words Kindergarten Registration with colourful handprints. The word Kindergarten also has colourful lettering.

Registration for this fall's Kindergarten classes takes place from January 27-31!

Two teachers and two students in front of a massive pile of socks collected by our students.

Our Grade 5 classes led the school-wide collection of brand new socks for the Main Street Project in October! Great job to everyone for donating to such a great cause!!

A classroom of students wearing white t-shirts with the Crayola Creativity Week logo on them, holding Crayola products

Congratulations to Ms. Davis' class for winning the worldwide Crayola Creativity Week contest!  For more details, please see our newsletter & Facebook page.

Two students working side by side at a table to put their own individual drum together.

On April 4 & 5, we had students participating in a Drum making workshop. This included students learning the history of the Drum, creating the Drum, and blessing the Drum! Students were able to learn about tobacco offerings, Feasts and Spirit dishes.  

Students' hands as the work with beads to create a keychain, earrings or a sun catcher.

On March 19 & 20th we had some amazing leaders visit our school from Whitemouth! They taught our grade 4 girls the art of Indigenous beading. With practice and patience our young students learned the process and left with either a keychain, earrings or a sun catcher!

Students and adults pose with boxes of cereal and snacks

A big thank you to Kim Mulla and the Foresters Financial team for their generous donation to help support École Beausejour Early Years School's breakfast program

Student in a top hat

Our Grade 4/5 French Immersion classes attended the opening day of Festival du Voyageur! Some of our students even met the Prime Minister! Other highlights included a lively, interactive skit where we pretended to be Les bourgeois — owners of the NorthWest Company. To our surprise, the other group participating with us were students from École Edward Schreyer School!

Two teachers dressed as 100-year-olds
Students in younger grades celebrated the 100th day of the school year with plenty of special activities & teachers who dressed as 100-year-olds!
Library full of students being read to by conservation officer & Smokey the Bear

I Love to Read Month has seen many special guests visiting classes including Conservation Officer Ryan Kopchuk & Smokey the Bear!

Mr. Reid reads The Gruffalo to a gym full of students while the pictures are projected for them to see.

February is I Love to Read Month!  Nous aimons lire à l'école et à la maison!  Thanks for reading The Gruffalo to us Mr. Reid!!

Water colour student illustrations of bears, fish, eagles and moose

We are selling copies of this student-created book to raise money for cameras for student use!  Click the picture to learn more!

Tables staffed by community organizations like the rec office & Network 4 Change along with a little bit of free clothing in the gym.

Thanks to the organizations & families who came out to our Community Night in the gym during conferences!

Our guest trumpeter and four Canadian Forces uniformed guests stand around a table with wreaths and a cenotaph made by students.

Remembrance Day Ceremony at ÉBEYS / La cérémonie du jour de souvenir à l'ÉBEYS

Two students holding the replica cenotaph they created.

Two Grade 5 students designed a replica of the cenotaph from our local Legion.  Ils ont bien mésuré & travaillé ensemble!

Collage of students raking, pointing at creations made of sticks and grass

Grade 3 Wilderness Warriors learning from the land.  Les défenseurs de nature en 3e année, apprenant de la terre.

Student water-colour illustrations of Manitoba animals (eagle, bear at creak, fish swimming at sunrise)

Grade 4s & 5s wrote and illustrated "Our Manitoba, Our Home," a Manitoba counting book with water-colour illustrations. Bravo tout le monde!

A collage of cooking pictures featuring chopped ingredients for salsa.

Cooking crew making homemade salsa, Greek salad & mini pitas | L'escouade des chefs faisant de salsa, la salade grecque & des pitas

Collage of clay fish & leaves created by students

Clay fish & leaves created by Grade 5 & 3 artists | Les artistes de 5e & 3e année ont créé des poissons & des feuilles d'argile.

Collage of pictures featuring potatoes being peeled, cut and cooked as pancakes

Cooking crew preparing potato pancakes | L'escouade des chefs préparant des crèpes de pomme de terre

A group of students run down a sidewalk in front of a school zone ends sign. Fallen leaves appear at the edge of the road.

Our whole school participated in the Terry Fox Run!  Nous avons couru pour Terry!

Michael Redhead Champagne holds a thank you poster from one of the classrooms.

Thank you Michael Redhead Champagne for visiting ÉBEYS!  Un grand merci!  Read more about Michael's visit.

Two students and a man in a suit pose with the Grey Cup

Jeff McWhinney made 2 students honourary keepers of the Grey Cup & shared his book Not Without My Teammates with our school

A classroom transformed into a café with umbrellas, beautiful tablecloths and banners

Petit Café était un grand sucés!  Merci beaucoup à tout le monde qui nous a aidé!  Bon travail 5e années!!!

A student building tall towers and short windmills out of wood

Makerspace creations!  On bâti plein de choses en bois dans l'atelier de fabrication collaboratif!

A student sits at a table with two marble mazes built out of towers, bars, cardboard and tiles

Gravitrax marble mazes.  On construit des labyrinthes à bille dans l'atelier de fabrication collaboratif.

A student uses an iPad to navigate a small sphere robot called a Sphero through a maze of wooden blocks that he built

Sphero mazes designed & solved by students.  On crée des labyrinthes pour nos robots que nous contrôlons avec des tablettes.

Storyteller Leigh-Anne Kehler at the front of the library. A class is following her actions by raising a hand above their heads and pointing to the ground.

Storyteller Leigh-Anne Kehler leads a class through some actions.  On écoute & on joue avec la raconteuse d'histoires.

The front garden & entrance of École Beausejour Early Years School on a sunny, Spring day.
Aerial view of Beausejour

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900 James Ave, Beausejour, MB R0E 0C0 Phone: (204) 268-2664 Fax: (204) 268-4256
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