VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Well the holiday season is almost upon us, but it wouldn't be truly a holiday season without one last PIZZA DAY before the holiday break. 
 
If anyone is able to help out and volunteer their time for approximately 1 - 1.5 hours this Friday please contact Tanya Brockley by email christanya@sympatico.ca.
 
Thanks and Happy Holidays!

WINTER CONCERT TIME!

All GRADE 3/4/5/6 Students

Tuesday, December 9^th, 2014

6:30 pm In IRC Gym

Ø      Students arrive to IRC at 6:15 pm and proceed to their designated classrooms.

Ø      All students may choose a festive outfit of their choice.

All JK/SK Students

Tuesday, December 16th, 2014

9:45 am In IRC Gym

If you have any questions, please contact Jodi Greenwood at jodi.greenwood@tdsb.on.ca

BAKERS ARE NEEDED!

Do you like to bake? WE are looking for baked goods for our upcoming IRC events:

*Concert Days on Dec. 9^th and Dec.16^th

*Movie Night on Dec. 11^th

Please leave your baked goods in the school kitchen on the day of the event.  We ask that all baking be done without nuts and nut oils as there are severe nut allergies at the school.

Please include a list of ingredients with your baked goods.

Healthy snacks are always welcome and we thank you in advance for helping out! 

All money raised through bake sales support our IRC students!

SUSPICIOUS INCIDENT

Dear Parents/Guardians:

Two weeks ago, we wrote to you about a suspicious incident in the Quebec and Annette area. At that time, it was reported that a man in a white truck had approached a 13 year-old girl as she made her way to school one morning and asked her to enter the vehicle. On November 27, police issued a community safety alert about that incident and another that was reported the next day.

We have learned about a similar situation that was reported to have happened yesterday afternoon (December 2nd) in our community. Five teenage girls from a neighbouring high school were walking together on Evelyn Crescent when they were approached by a white truck with four men inside. One of the men asked the girls to get into the truck. The girls did the right thing to remove themselves from the area and quickly return to their school to report the incident to staff. Police were immediately called.

For your information, the driver of the truck had an olive complexion and was wearing a blue toque and a dark burgundy bulky coat. The passengers, one in the front and two in the back, were all white with facial stubble, and were wearing toques. The man in the front passenger seat had on a grey sweater. The truck had an extended cab and an open flatbed. The left back side of the truck had flickering tail lights. There was green writing or a stripe on the side of the truck and the inside of the truck was all black. If you have any information that might assist police with its investigation, please call 416-808-1100 or contact CrimeStoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or at www.222tips.com.   

Our staff speak regularly with students about how to stay safe. If you have not already done so, we encourage you to reinforce these messages at home by reviewing the accompanying safety tips (on the reverse of this letter) with your children.

Let’s continue to work together to make our community as safe as possible.

Sincerely,

Anne MacDonald                                                           

Principal

Indian Road Crescent P.S.


DOWNLOAD SCHOOL SAFETY TIPS HERE.