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There is no school for students.  Staff are at school collaborating and working together to make your student's Ardmore experience AWESOME 

We ask everyone to wear an orange shirt today.

What is Orange Shirt Day?

Orange Shirt Day is a time to remember the inhumane and prejudicial treatment of First Nations children who were forced to attend Residential Schools.
When Phyllis Webstad was just six years old, she was taken from her home and boarded at St. Joseph's Mission, a residential school just south of Williams Lake, British Columbia. Her experience has led to the national recognition of the orange shirt as a symbol of remembrance.
Held annually in September shortly after students return to school, we use this day to remind ourselves that each and every child matters. We show that as students, staff, and community members, that we are stronger together when we stand against racism and prejudice. We come together in a spirit of reconciliation in order to provide excellent, equitable education for all students so that they may learn and excel in all aspects of life. 

Come dressed with your best smile on.

There is no school for students.  The teacher from around the division are collaborating and working together today

For those that missed the first day or if you want to take your school photo again.