WRC WELCOMES YOU!
HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
2025
WINDING RIVER CONSOLIDATED believes in the INCLUSIVE EDUCATION POLICY
The Inclusive Education Policy requires that principals and teachers ensure that every student sees themselves reflected throughout their schools, learning resources, and within their learning experiences.
Creating inclusive school environments is in line with CCRCE’s overall efforts to support the wellbeing of all students to be their best and truest selves. These values are described in the CCRCE’s System Improvement plan, which states “Schools will be safe, welcoming, inclusive and culturally responsive environments where each student feels a sense of belonging and engages in habits that promote well-being.
Nova Scotia School Lunch Program
The Nova Scotia School Lunch Program is a provincial lunch program that offers public school students across Nova Scotia nutritious lunch every school day.
There are 255 schools across the province in phase one of the Nova Scotia School Lunch Program. Families can order affordable lunches through an online pay-what-you-can system that lets them confidentially pay what they are able.
In future school years, the program will grow to include all public schools in the province
https://nslunch.ca/
Please Visit the Website to See Online Ordering Platforms
Winding River Consolidated- PLEASE SEE WEBSITE ON HOW TO ORDER AND MEALS PROVIDED EACH DAY.
WRC CAFETERIA WILL NO LONGER POST MEALS BEING PROVIDED.
ALL STUDENTS CAN EAT FROM OUR BREAKFAST BINS EACH DAY!!!!
Winding River Consolidated Volleyball Club
Mr. Grant is offering a volleyball club for all students in grades 5 and 6! The club will run from 2:00-3:00 on Thursday, January 9 and January 16th.
The club will focus on learning basic volleyball skills, as well as some recreational games.
If your child would like to stay from after school volleyball, a note must be brought to school in the morning each day (Thursday). This note must state that they have permission to stay and how they will be getting home (picked-up, walking, etc). Without this note they will not be permitted to stay.
What school catchment area do I live in?
- Visit Bus Planner to learn about your school catchment area and bus eligibility.
- What do I need to register my child for school?
- Children who reside in the province of Nova Scotia and reach the age of five (5) years on or before December 31 are eligible for enrolment in the Primary Program,
- Before the start of next school year, please be prepared to show the following documentation:
- Nova Scotia Health Card
- Birth Certificate
- Proof of residency to confirm your school catchment area (e.g. utility bill)
Food donations for our school pantry will be welcomed at all times and are always appreciated. Thank you
Essential information for Families:
Medications:
Please ensure that all medication is brought to the office. It is important that if a student is taking medication regularly or short term, school administration and your child's teacher are aware. Medication must never be stored in your child's backpack, in their lunchbox or taken in a washroom or classroom. Please call the office and have your child drop off medication at the office prior to attending class. We appreciate your support with ensuring that medication is safely administered during school hours.
ALL STUDENTS CAN EAT FROM OUR BREAKFAST BINS EACH DAY!!!!
** ALLERGY ALERT **
WRC staff and students also have shellfish allergies. Please refrain form sending shellfish with your child, The term “shellfish” includes shrimp, crayfish, crab, lobster, clams, scallops, oysters, and mussels.