Special Caution: Crossing TransCanada Hightway #7

Intermediate (Gr. 7 & 8) Students Leaving School Property During 2nd Nutrition Break
A reminder to students in Grades 7 and 8 that you must bring a note from home on the day you have parent/ guardian permission to go out for lunch. The note must state where off school property your parent/guardian is giving permission for you to walk to. The school’s code of conduct applies to all students leaving school property
for lunch. Students in Grades 4 to 6 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian when leaving school property during a nutrition break.

Crossing Hwy. #7 (TransCanada Hwy): Parents/guardians are asked to consider whether or not they believe their child(ren) are capable of safely crossing Hwy. #7 without a traffic light, cross walk or crossing guard when giving consent for their child(ren) to leave school property during the 2nd Nutrition Break. Your note must specify your child has permission to cross Hwy #7 independently and name the destination/place where your child has permission to purchase and eat his/her lunch. Only students with parent/guardian permission to cross the highway may cross. This is to ensure parents/guardians are fully aware of the risks and have given consent.

Special Food Days: Let’s work together to have our students participate in Special Food Days on Fridays!  Every Friday, at the second nutrition break, students have the opportunity to eat pizza and subs delivered to the school. Does it get any better than this? We ask that parents/guardians support this fundraiser as it supports student activities and offers a lunch alternative at the school . Check out the monthly calendar.

Attention Grade 7 and 8 Students & Parents!

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Allergy Alerts at Marmora Senior

Anaphylaxis Alert: Peanuts and Nuts

To reduce the risk of exposure to allergens that pose the risk of a life threatening reaction, your support in not sending or bringing foods, snacks and treats that contain peanut and nut allergens into the school environment is needed.