Please see this information about Spring 2026 Spirit Wear. School Cash Online will close APRIL 9.

Dear Brock Families,

Room 20 is excited to be organizing this year’s Brock Scares Hunger Campaign in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank!

Collection Dates: Wednesday, October 1st – Friday, October 31st

Donation Bins: Main hallway

Suggested Non Perishable Food Items: dried pasta, canned fruits/vegetables, beans, cereal, oatmeal, baby formula, and other non-perishable foods

Community Goal: Collect over 600 pounds of food!

Every contribution makes a difference. Together, we can help support families in need.

Let’s SCARE hunger TOGETHER!

With gratitude,
Ms. Givelos & the Grade 6 & 7 Students in Room 20

Please see this flyer for information about how to order Brock Spirit Wear!

The online storefront will be open from October 1-17, 2025.

Please see this Terry Fox Letter to find out how we are particiapating in the Marathon of Hope. 

Our donation site is up and running. We hope to raise $3500 this year!

Students in Mr. Vaillancourt and Mr. Dantowitz's classes have been working hard with our coach, Ms. Wander on podcasts! We were able to purchase some very professional recording equipment for students to use. Their first assignment was to create a podcast about their name to honour and share identities. Here are a few samples for your listening pleasure!

Name Podcast 1- Leo

Name Podcast 2- Sahana

Name Podcast 3- Iris

Fresh air and exercise are important for children. It keeps them physically fit, and helps them stay alert all through the school day. Parents can help by making sure their children come to school prepared to spend time outdoors. Hats, mitts, boots and a warm jacket are important to keep students comfortable during lunch and recess. Students are reminded that they are to wear everything that they were sent to school with whenever they go outdoors.

The TDSB Severe Weather Protocol is flexible, so that every principal can make a decision that meets the needs of his or her school. It sets guidelines for when to allow students outside for recess, when to make outdoor breaks shorter, and when to keep students inside altogether. 

Elementary school students are kept indoors for recess and lunch times for a number of weather conditions such as rain, lightning in the area, extreme winds and extreme cold. When temperature and wind chill measure -28C or lower, students are kept indoors. Recesses and lunch hour may be shortened if the temperature and wind chill reading is between -20C and -28C.

Thank you for your cooperation to keep our students safe and warm during the winter months!