WRDSB Communication Survey for Parents/Guardians

Posted May 18, 2014

In order to help us better understand our parent/guardian preferences for receiving information, an on-line survey has been created to gather input on ways to improve communication, streamline processes and reduce the use of paper within school communities. This initiative is in alignment with the continued work of engagement and communication within the Waterloo Region […]

School Year Calendar for 2014 – 15

Posted May 10, 2014

The recently approved school year calendar for 2014-15 has been released.  It can be viewed from the home page of the WRDSB under the quick link to School Calendars. It can also be found here – School Year Calendar for 2104-15

Grade 4 to 8 Track and Field

Posted May 8, 2014

Once again this year, with great planning by teachers and a fantastic team of parent and student volunteers,  the Grade 4 to 8 Track and Field event went off without a hitch.  We even managed to avoid a dismal forecast of rain and thunderstorms to enjoy a wonderful spring day on the track and the […]

‘We Create Change’ Tour Stop at NLW

Posted May 6, 2014

“90 stops. 10 weeks. One epic tour.  It all adds up to the Year of Education.” Northlake Woods is honoured to have been chosen to host Free the Children’s We Create Change Tour! Our school will be the stopping point for Spencer West and his team. You can read more about the tour here.    We […]

Safe, Caring and Inclusive School Surveys

Posted May 5, 2014

The Safe, Caring and Inclusive School surveys meet the requirement of the Ontario Ministry of Education by engaging students, teachers and parents/guardians in describing the current school climate.  The results should provide a general understanding of school climate, assist in identifying the strengths and challenges of the school’s climate and allow resources to be focused […]

Festival Of Strings

Posted April 22, 2014

Congratulations to the Gr. 8 strings and our Northlake Woods orchestra for a fantastic performance last Tuesday evening at The 38th annunal Festival of Strings. Although it was a long night, everyone participated and played their best. We also had the privilege of hearing the high school strings groups and soloists who played some very […]

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