Ros e S e a t o n N ew s

March 2011 MacMillan’s

225 Emerick Avenue Cookie Dough
Fort Erie, Ontario L2A 2W4
905-871-4393, Fax 905-871-8821
Fundraising
Forms Due Back
School Council DSBN Road Race March 11th
Friends of Rose Seaton
Join in the fun of the DSBN Road Race on
Our next Parent Council Sunday, April 17th, 2011.
and Friends of Rose Road Race proceeds go to benefit nutrition
Seaton meeting will be
held on March 8th at
6:00 p.m. All interested
programs in our schools and the Education
Foundation of Niagara. The race is open to
March Break
parents are encouraged all DSBN students, staff, family and friends. March 14th
to attend this meeting. The Road Race is a fun way to encourage to
physical fitness and it will greatly benefit stu- March 18th
dents in the DSBN at the same time. For
more information visit the DSBN website!

Parent’s Pride Box

Parents, if your child has entered a competition, participated in a community
event or won a special award, we want to know about it. Take a minute to fill
out one of the slips in front of our ‘Parent’s Pride Box’ telling us about the
event. We will post a certificate and your child’s picture on our “Principal
Pride” bulletin board. Drop any newspaper articles of our Mustangs in so we
can display what our students are doing outside of school.

Scholastic Book Fair New Principal of Rose Seaton

The Scholastic Book Fair will be at Rose Sea-
ton Wednesday, March 23rd and Thursday,
March 24th . It will be held in the library during
school hours. (Parents are welcome to shop at
anytime during the school day). Flyers will be
sent home soon. Volunteer’s are needed! If
you can help, please call the school and leave
a message for Mrs. Foster. We hope to see
you there!
We are sad to announce that Mr. Rossi is
retiring as current principal of Rose Seaton,
and we would like to extend our wishes for a
happy retirement. Mr. Rossi will be leaving
Rose Seaton over the March Break.
We will be welcoming a new principal to
Rose Seaton, effective March 21, 2011.
Details will follow when they are available.
 We’re making a March Break Stew!
Yes, we’re making a March Break stew, with puppets, mad science, music and movies.
And we’re making it just for you! So join in the fun!

Mon. Mar. 14—”Tangled” - a terrific tale starring the prin-
cess Rapunzel and Flynn, a runaway thief. 100 min. PG
Tues. Mar. 15—The Paddling Puppeteers’ musical “Honest
Frankie’s Shoreline Revue”
Wed. Mar. 16—First time in Fort Erie! Mad Science’s
“Jungle Antics”
Thurs. Mar. 17—”Yogi Bear” - the latest Jellystone Park
adventures of Yogi, Boo-Boo and Ranger Rick. 80 min. PG
Fri. Mar. 18—”Music with Brian”, a hippo and a lion!
Hooray!
Show Times: 10:30 am at Centennial Tickets: $2 each
2 pm at Crystal Ridge Family of four $5
Mon. Mar. 14—Terrible beasties and men with
spears … anything goes when you make your
own cave paintings with artist, Kathleen
Thorsen. Ages 9-12. 10:30 am at Crystal
Ridge, 2 pm at Centennial
“Voyage of the Dawn Treader” the latest
Narnia movie that has Lucy and Edmund sail to
the edge of the world. 113 min. PG. 6:30 pm at
Centennial.
Tues. Mar 15 –Cave Paintings for a younger
group, ages 6-8. 2 pm at Centennial.
Wed. Mar 16—Get ready, get set … learn to
juggle with Alex Kazam. 10:30 am at Crystal
Ridge and 2 pm at Centennial

Shows are especially for school age children with the excep- Thurs. Mar. 17— gather the garb if you wish
tion of “Music with Brian” which will appeal to a younger au- …if not, then just come and enjoy “Harry Pot-
ter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1” as
dience, too.
Harry races against time and evil in this latest
movie! 146 min. PG-13 6 pm at Centennial.
March Break Special
Pre-registration is
Bring a buddy … become a babysitter!
required for all workshops
What a deal! Two for the price of one! Two kids ages 11-13 can sign up
for the price of one … just $50 for two to take the St. John Ambu- and space is limited.
lance popular babysitting course. Pre-registration required. Cost: $2 per participant.
Course runs from 9:15 am to 4 pm on Saturday, March 19 at Centen-
Movie Tickets:
nial branch only. Bring a lunch, bring a teddy and bring a friend …
and learn all the things that will make you one of the best, most $2 each or Family $5
sought –after babysitters in your neighbourhood!

LUNCH SUPERVISOR NEEDED

Rose Seaton is looking for a lunch supervisor. This is a paid posi-
tion starting at around $14.00 per hour. Must be available daily, from
10:30-11:10 am and 12:50-1:30pm. If you are interested, please stop
in the office and speak with Mr. Rossi as soon as possible.

NEWSLETTER DRAW

My child(ren) _______________________________________________________________________________
brought home this month’s newsletter and we have read it!
____________________________________________
Signature of Parent / Guardian
 Mustangs Monthly Review
A Publication MADE BY the STUDENTS
FOR the STUDENTS

Ye’ old luck of the irish!

This March Break, instead of staying on the couch, why not do something fun!
The local arenas have a “Pay for Play” Skating week for only $1.50 for every member,
from 2:00 pm until 3:30 pm.
Also the Fort Erie YMCA is open at 6:00am until 10:00pm daily, and don’t forget to
check out the local movie listings.

Sports
On March 4th, we have our Girls intermediate basketball team who
will be playing at a tournament in Port Colborne.
The basketball team members include:
Chantal Phin
Sara Cotter
Vanessa Larochelle
Megan Stewart
Brittany Nayler
Brianna Jamieson
VElAnda Augustin
Keysha Hill
Triniti Morris
Caitlin St.Germaine

Good Luck!!

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