This year, the Parents and Caregivers as Partners Conference is even easier to join because we are hosting two conferences—one in the East and one in the West. Choose the location that works best for you and enjoy an evening of connection, learning, and engaging in hands-on demonstrations. East Conference Wednesday, October 22, 2025 6:30 […]
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Traffic Camera Safety
Have you heard that the speed camera on Avenue and others like it across the city are at risk of not being there in the future? Does this have you concerned for your kids’ safety? Please read the letter below, which goes into some detail on the importance of these cameras. If you’d like to […]
Parents/Caregivers as Partners Conference
This year, the Parents and Caregivers as Partners Conference is even easier to join because we are hosting two conferences – one in the East and one in the West. Choose the location that works best for you and enjoy an evening of connection, learning, and engaging in hands-on demonstrations. East Conference Wednesday, October 22, […]
Ward Representative Update
Since we no longer have access to our Trustee, Shelley Laskin, the steps for addressing concerns have changed. When we did have a Trustee, they would be the point of contact after the superintendent, whereas now it is Rohit Gupta (the appointed supervisor for the TDSB). Steps To Address Questions & Concerns: The TDSB wants to […]
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 30th marks the 5th National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to confront the enduring legacy of Canada’s residential school system, honour survivors, and commit to meaningful action. This is meant to continue ongoing efforts to learn more about Indigenous communities and work towards reconciliation through a week-long learning and reflection, September 22–26. Orange Shirt Day, […]
September is Deaf Awareness Month
The World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) will mark this year’s International Week of the Deaf from September 22 to 28, 2025, by celebrating the identity, culture, and rights of Deaf communities around the world. This year’s theme, “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights,” emphasizes the essential role of sign language in guaranteeing access […]
Traffic Safety Updates: Speed Camera
The permanent speed camera at the corner of Avenue Road and Castlefield Avenue was vandalized and removed; however, it is expected to be restored by the end of October. The vendor has 30 business days to restore the camera. The City is exploring other options as to where and how high up the camera will […]
Social Media and Safety: A Parents’ Roadmap
Join us for an engaging Social Media Safety Night for Parents on May 14th, 2025, from 6:00 PM–8:00 PM at Lambton Park Community School (50 Bernice Cres., Toronto). This is our 4th and second last event for the school year. There will be great information, learning, and tips about digital safety as well as food […]
Thank you Dr. Molly Friedman of Smile Squad Leaside!
A few weeks ago, Dr. Molly Friedman of Smile Squad Leaside—an Allenby parent and valued community member—visited all six of our Grade 2 classes to teach students about the importance of oral hygiene. This engaging visit supports the Grade 2 Health Curriculum, specifically Human Development and Sexual Health, Expectation D2.4: Oral Health. Dr. Friedman brought a fun and […]
Dress Loud Day 2025 Activities for Educators
May is Speech & Language Awareness Month and we’ll be celebrating Dress Loud Day… ALL MAY LONG! Today marks the beginning of Speech & Hearing Awareness Month and our month-long celebration of Dress Loud Day—and we want you to celebrate with us! We will be uploading many helpful resources for our educator friends to share […]