Quoi de Neuf à ÉPK

We understand that, at times, parents may arrive a few minutes after dismissal, and we are happy to ensure students remain safely supervised during that time. However, students must stay with the supervising adults at the school entrance and are not permitted to leave to play in the park or other areas of the school grounds.

Please speak with your child to ensure they understand this expectation clearly. There is no school supervision provided at the park after dismissal.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us keep all students safe.

M Morin

Principal

Monday, May 25th:

• Kindergarten Field Trip Wilderness Center
• Linking Generation Field Trip to Capital Care - 3B

• Filipino Heritage Presentation - Grade 1 to 4
• In School Field Trip Teacher's Pet 1B

Wednesday, May 27th:

• Month of Mary School Assembly at 11:00am
• Early Dismissal at 2:11pm

Thursday, May 28th:

• Swimming lessons for Grades 2 to 4
• In School Field Trip Teacher's Pet 1M
• Strathcona Art Gallery Field Trip -1B

Friday, May 29th:

• FD Kindergarten Field Trip to John Janzen

On behalf of the entire staff at EPK, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude for your continued support, dedication, and generosity. Our community is brighter and stronger because of you, and we want to take a moment to celebrate everything you do.

To show our appreciation, please join us for an elegant afternoon tea filled with delicious treats, warm drinks, and great company.

• Date: Thursday, June 4th

• Time: 2:00 PM

• Location: The EPK School Library

Your presence would mean the world to us! Please let us know if you can make it by filling out the RSVP form below no later than Friday, May 29th.

Strathcona County is exploring ways to increase safety and support active transportation in our community. This includes potentially reducing residential speed limits to 40 km/h within urban residential areas (see map.)

The survey is your opportunity to share your experience driving, walking or rolling on Strathcona County residential streets. Take the survey before June 9th 2026.

Survey Link: https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/91119136/2026-speed-limit-survey

No decisions have been made yet. Your input will help inform a plan to potentially reduce residential speed limits. The plan will be presented to Council later this year.

For more information visit Strathcona County's Website: https://countyvoice.strathcona.ca/speed-limit-survey