News & Announcements

Whether you are a new family or returning one, welcome! In this handbook you
will find an overview of information such as attendance, clothing and attire,
volunteering, our student clinic, school clubs and programs offered, and other
useful information. With the help of parents, caregivers and the community we
hope to inspire children to learn in a safe and positive learning environment. We
encourage parents/caregivers to maintain a healthy relationship with our staff.
These relationships are the foundation for our staff and students to strive for a
successful 2019-2020 school year. We hope students get involved in the variety of
extracurricular activities that we offer here at the school. Ask your teacher about
the different activities that run before/after school and/or at lunch hour. You may
also check in on our website for information (http://powerview.sunrisesd.ca/).
We are proud of our supportive Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) that plays an
active role in our school. You may follow us on social media to find more
information or better yet, join us at a meeting as well.
Please take a moment and read though the handbook, if you have any questions
please feel free to visit our school anytime throughout the school year
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Please make sure to pack a lunch on November 7th. The canteen is closed.
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The Kindergarten class came up with the idea to focus on ice safety as it involves most school subjects. They will be measuring, using science tools such as funnels, recycling/re-using for social students also, using their art skills for making their creations beautiful and realistic to nature, all while keeping the sidewalk safe.

The class decided to offer an exchange program to our community. If an individual brings in a clean 4 litre plastic milk jug, the class will send them home with a pumpkin made from the jug. The pumpkin/jug will be filled with kitty litter. The kitty litter can be used to sprinkle on slippery steps and surfaces. The students are in charge of decorating the jugs and filling them. They are heavy enough that they will not blow away and when kept capped the litter will remain dry and ready to sprinkle when needed.
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On October 23, our school hosted our annual Festival of Talents and it was spectacular!
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Please take the time to view our October News Letter/Bulletin for upcoming events and information. Our school sends one out to each student every month to share our school News. The News Letter/Bulletin is loaded will all kinds of great school and community event information!
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Please view the attached 2019 - 2020 school supplies lists!
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The incredible partnership between Little Wings Preschool and École Powerveiw School was recognized by the Manitoba Child Care Association’s Educaring Award.
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There will be a new dedicated student drop-off & pick-up location installed on May 23rd in our south parking lot. Please view the attachment for more information!
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It is an expectation of Sunrise School Division that all doors in its schools, other than the main entrance, be locked between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. While this expectation has been in place for a number of years, École Powerview School has not locked its doors allowing parents and families easier access to our uniquely shaped building.
Recently attention has been drawn to the fact that our doors are not locked during the day and we have been asked to comply with the Divisional expectation—which we will do starting on Monday, January 21st. I want to ensure everyone that this change is not a result of a concern or a belief that our school is not a safe place, but rather to comply with what is expected of all school in our Division.
Beginning on January 21st, all exterior doors will be locked at approximately 8:55 a.m. after our students arrive at school. If students arrive at school after this time, they will need to enter through the main entrance.
If parents are dropping off items for their child, they will need to use the main entrance as the parking lot doors on either end of the school will be locked. This is a good time to remind everyone that parents who come to school need to check in at the office where our office staff would be happy to assist you. When parents go directly to the classroom and knock on the door to see their child or the teacher, they interrupt the learning for all students not just their own. If you have any questions please feel free to contact the school.
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