Dear Families of Thornhill P.S.,
As we come to the end of the 2025-2026 school year, we would like to take a moment thank everyone for contributing to this wonderfully successful year. The close partnership between parents, teachers, school staff and community members allows us to work collaboratively in order to provide our students with the best education possible.
We would like to thank our School Council for their time and commitment in sharing ideas and resources to help support our staff and students in achieving our school goals. Their involvement is priceless and greatly appreciated!
A big “thank you” to all our teachers who invite our students into their classrooms with open arms every morning and to our unbeatable office staff who are always friendly and make the office a welcoming place for parents and students to visit. Thank you as well to our caretaking staff for working diligently to maintain our school and create a safe environment for our students.
We would also like to wish the following staff members a fond farewell, as they will not be returning to TPS at this time for the 2026-2027 school year; Ms. Sacks, Ms. Soudack, Ms. Chastny, Ms. Pleten, Ms. Pistritto, Ms. Nguyen, Ms. De Luca, Ms. Li, and Ms. Panganiban. Your contributions to our school are greatly appreciated and you will be missed.
We would also like to extend a special best wishes to Stacey Beliak, our front desk school secretary, who will be retiring at the end of this week.
Thank you to our wonderful parents who entrust us with their children each and every day, it is an honour to be given the opportunity to work alongside you to educate your precious children. We thank you for all your support and collaboration throughout the year.
Congratulations once again to our Grade 8 Graduates! It was wonderful to celebrate with you all at Graduation. We look forward to hearing about all your successes in High School.
On behalf of the TPS office staff, we would like thank you for all the generous gifts and kind words of appreciation...they really mean a lot to us!
Thank you again to everyone for making Thornhill P.S. such a great school!!!
We look forward to seeing you next year.
Have a safe and enjoyable summer.
SUMMER FUN
| 1.Pick Strawberries | 2.Make Canada day t-shirts | 3.Go for a hike | 4.Have a PicNic | 5.Grow something | 6.Have a family Talent show | 7.Go to the beach |
| 8.Learn to juggle | 9.Have a pillow fight | 10.Sign your name in sidewalk chalk on TPS tarmac | 11.RUN through the sprinkler | 12.Make a ice cream Sundae | 13.Make smores
| 15.Build a sand castle |
16.Make smoothies
| 17. Pretend you are a visitor to King City and take a tour. | 18.Game Night | 19.Enjoy a movie under the stars | 20.Explore somewhere new | 21 Have a water fight | 22 Skip rocks across the water |
| 23 Make a bird feeder | 24 Fly a kite | 25 Have paper airplane competition | 26 Have a lemonade stand and raise money for a cause | 27 Try mindful eating | 28 Have a homemade pizza party
| 29 Try a new food |
| 30 Play frisbee | 31 Ride your bike | 32 Make recycled crayons | 33 Make treats for neighbours or family | 34 Practice random acts of kindness | 35 Clean up a park or somewhere else in your neighbourhood that needs it.(please be safe wear gloves) | STAY SAFE! |
37 Make root beer floats. | 38 Work on a puzzle together as a family | 39 Camping in the backyard
| 40 Go to a park you have never been to. | 41Go for a night time walk and listen for the different sounds in the forest. | 42 Look for Constellations in the sky. | 43 Go on a scavenger hunt. Primary 22 Best Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids - Indoor and Outdoor Treasure Hunt Ideas Jr./Int idea to help create your own Photo Scavenger Hunt for Teens and Tweens: A FREE Printable! |
| 44 Movie Marathon of your families favourites | 45 Go through your toys and things and donate to a charity or have an online garage sale. | 46 Create a backyard labyrinth with rope or stones. https://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Backyard-Labyrinth/ | 47 Go swimming
| 48 Send cards or letters to a Seniors home to help with the loneliness they might be feeling. | 49 Call or go online to find out how you can donate to the local food bank | 50 Write a storybook and illustrate it. |
| 51 Find a new book series to enjoy. | 52 Dance in the rain | 53 Have the kids prepare the meal and serve it. | 54 Go Cloud watching | 55 Watch a sunset and paint it. | 56 Go to the Library | 57 Watch a sunrise |
58 Make your own popsicles https://www.liveeatlearn.com/how-to-make-homemade-popsicles/
| 59 Play flashlight tag | 60 Play messy twister.
| 61 Donate to animal shelters your old towels or anything else they might need. | 62 Play hopscotch | 63 Wash the family car | 64 Paint a pet rock or make inspirational stones to leave around the community.
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SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER!!