WELCOME TO RAWLINSON 2025-26                       

    CONGRATULATIONS INTERMEDIATE BOYS 

     SOCCER  CONFERENCE FINALISTS 2025    

MATH@HOME

Leverage Everyday Activities for Math Learning

• Grocery shopping: have your children compare unit prices of two similar products or estimate the total cost of items in the basket to build number sense.
• Baking and cooking: have your children assist with measuring ingredients and following recipes to reinforce measurement and volume concepts.
• Playing games: play card and board games with your children that involve numbers, dice and counting to strengthen their love and joy for mathematics.

TDSB Mathematics for Families and Caregivers website and Social Media

 http://bit.ly/tdsbmathforfamilies

https://bsky.app/profile/tdsbmath.bsky.social

https://www.instagram.com/tdsbmath/

Eco-Club Team

Rawlinson Community School is officially certified as a Gold EcoSchool.

In 2025, Rawlinson Community School joined over 1,900 schools in Canada to create a positive environmental impact through learning and action. One such action involved Rawlinson partnering with the Toronto Region Conservation Authority to learn about how planting native species such as milkweed can help species like the monarch butterfly who are at risk.

This is the feedback we received from EcoSchool about Rawlinson:

• Your school has made a significant environmental impact this year. Next year, continue to build on your achievements by engaging the broader community (i.e., families, local organizations, and community members) to share knowledge, build support, take action, and extend the impact of the campaigns your school is undertaking.

The Eco-club team helping Rawlinson students learn about polinators

 Orange Shirt Day

Weather Guidelines

The TDSB has specific policies in place regarding weather; hot, cold, snow or otherwise. Please see the links below for more information.

Inclement Weather Policy:

If your child is too sick to go outside for recess, for your child's safety, please keep your child home.  Supervision is only provided outside during recess time (unless weather falls under one of the conditions below).
 

Conditions warranting indoor recesses:

(a) Rain, thunderstorms, lightning, hail, extreme winds and extreme cold.

(b) Cold weather: When temperature and/or windchill factor indicates -28C or lower children

will remain indoors due to risk of frostnip and frostbite.

When temperature and/or windchill factor indicates –20 to –28C, recesses may be shortened

to 10 minutes and lunch recess be 20 minutes depending on local conditions. Children

should be monitored closely for signs of frostnip, frostbite or difficulty breathing.
 

Severe Weather Policy:

click here for more information