News & Announcements

Thank you to Officer Brace and Officer Grouchy for assisting at our bike rodeo on Friday, May 27th. Taking the time to help educate our students and keep them safe is appreciated by all of us in the community!

Congratulations to Mrs. Lana McCormac of MacLeod Elementary School who will be featured in an upcoming issue of the Saskatchewan's Teachers' Federation bulletin in celebration of her remarkable accomplishments as an amazing teacher, community member and staff member.

MacLeod Elementary School hosted a Family Engagement Event on Friday, April 1st. Parents were invited to a Family TJ’s Pizza Hot Lunch and Ukraine Fundraiser! Our parents pre-ordered pizzas for their family. We set up tables and chairs in our Gym for 350 people as well as the Library. We covered tables in blue and yellow tablecloth’s and centrepieces. We had moms, dads, grandparents and siblings join us for lunch! What engagement! We had between 700-800 members of our school community in attendance! After enjoying pizza together, families toured our school and classrooms. Our school was filled to capacity and we loved every minute of it! Everyone was so happy to be together and it was a fabulous way to end the week!

MacLeod Elementary School wrapped up our One School One Book event with a fun lemonade themed Family Literacy event. Our book for One School One Book was the Lemonade Wars. Mrs. Cole set up the gym for a lemonade themed Makerspace. There was tic tac toe, creating a lemonade stand station, creating a bookmark, a lemon flavored cupcake and have a glass of lemonade station, an easy peasy lemon squeezy challenge as well as a couple of challenges with real lemons.

Thank you to all of our Holiday Feast sponsors. MacLeod Elementary School is very thankful for the delicious food.

Congratulations to all of our Remembrance Day art and poetry contest winners. The presentation was made to the winners just before Christmas.

Education Week, from October 17 to 23, celebrates student success and the hard work and dedication of education professionals across the province. This year's theme is Learning for the Future. We encourage citizens to take some time during this special week to recognize the importance education has on our students and communities.

On Wednesday, October 20th the students of MacLeod will be celebrating Education Week by dressing up in what they want to be when they grow up. Some of the adults may be dressing up as something they might like to do after they retire, another job that they might have wanted to do or just another career that interests them. We look forward to some amazing costume ideas from our students!