Good afternoon Falcons,
Do you have a child ready for Kindergarten this September! Please register on HDSB.CA. We will be holding a Kindergarten Information Night in May for all registered students, so register as soon as possible to be included.
With warmer weather just around the corner, we’re excited to see everyone getting outside and enjoying the sunshine! As more students choose to bike to school, please remember to bring a lock to safely secure your bike while on school grounds. We’d also like to remind families that e-scooters are not permitted on Falgarwood property. According to Town of Oakville regulations, riders must be over the age of 16. Thank you for your cooperation in helping keep our school community safe and organized.
We’re excited to announce our upcoming school-wide outdoor walk around the community on May 15th! To help ensure a safe and smooth journey for all students, we are looking for a few parent volunteers to assist with supervising and helping students cross nearby streets along the route. Your support makes a big difference in creating a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Mrs. Gauthier at gauthiers@hdsb.ca. Thank you for your continued support!
Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @falgarwoodps to stay up to date with all the learning, events, and fun happening at Falgarwood!
Ready to shake off those winter blues? Our Spring Fair is officially just around the corner - on Thursday, May 28th, and you won't want to miss it! Our School Council has been working behind the scenes like busy bees to transform this evening into something truly special. Whether you’re coming for the vibes, the treats, or just to finally catch up with your neighbours in the sunshine, we’ve got you covered. It’s more than just an event—it’s about bringing our amazing community together. Mark those calendars, grab your crew, and let’s make some memories!
Parent requests for September: Staff will be meeting to build tentative classes for the fall. Parents can assist us greatly in our planning by informing the main office early of intentions to move out of the area or transfer to another school as soon as possible. When we meet to set up classes for next year, the following factors are considered:
-instructional groupings
-maturity/work habits
-learning style/teaching style
-program continuity
-peer relationships/group dynamics
-parental input
The importance of any one of these factors varies from student to student. Individual student’s progress and placement are carefully considered. If there is important information in the class building process that you think teachers do not already have, please fill out this google form by May 15th.
Halton Learning Foundation (HLF) Month is here! April 2026 is the third annual HLF Month and HDSB schools and community members are coming together to help raise awareness and funds for the financial support, provided by HLF, that many HDSB students need to fully engage in learning such as school supplies, food and clothing.
Each year, HLF supports more than 3,000 students in the HDSB by providing financial support that removes educational barriers and providing the essential resources students need to focus on schoolwork and thrive to their full potential. HLF’s goal is to ensure that they can continue to say ‘yes’ to every request for support received.
Families can learn more about the Halton Learning Foundation and how to support HLF Month by visiting the HLF Month webpage on the HLF website (haltonlearningfoundation.ca).
April 24th is a PD Day. Please take a look at our agenda.
Upcoming Important Dates:
April 23- World Book Day
April 24 - PD day (no school for students)
Sincerely,
Mrs Gauthier and Mrs Scullion