“To me, a home is where you feel loved, safe, and cherished.”- Malala Yousafzai

June has been a busy month and continues to have special opportunities for students to share learning experiences and celebrate their achievements this year.

Wishing all of our Sunalta fathers, uncles, grandpas, and caregivers a Happy Father’s Day!

Stampede Breakfast

Thank you to the Stampede Caravan and our Sunalta parent volunteers for making our pancake breakfast a success! Thanks and gratitude to our Sunalta parents: Rosey, Lucia, Lesleigh, Peter, Nataliya, Rizza, Seifer, Georgie, Toya and Oleksandr for preparing tables, serving and cleaning up! Students and families appreciated the delicious gluten free, dairy free pancakes cooked up by Kristi N as well! Almost retired Ms Beeksma was delighted to see community members and show off her handsome grandson. Later she ventured throughout the Sunalta hallways and classrooms to share encouraging thoughts and connect with former students. What a special event!

20240617 Pancake

20240617 Pancake 2

20240617 Council Stampede Friends
Council and Friends

20240617 MLA Staff and Mascot
MLA Staff and Mascot


20240617 Grade 6 Stampede Girls

Grade 6 Girls


Telus Spark

Grade 1s spent the day at Telus Spark exploring out-of-this-world science activities. They also took part in a formal activity titled Little Kid Kinetics. Students were able to learn about energy of motion through creative movement and music. Thank you to our volunteers for making this trip possible and Sunalta Council for funding this amazing field trip.

National Indigenous People’s Day and History Month

Sunalta students are engaging in a variety of activities to deepen their understanding and knowledge as part of our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. On Friday we will have a special assembly to celebrate the beginning of summer solstice and celebrate our land-based learning.

World Refugee Day

​Each year on June 20​, the world celebrates the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution. 

The theme for 2024 World Refugee Week is 'Our Home', which reminds us that home can be more than one place and finding it can be a journey

Dates of significance list

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Grade 1

20240617 Heritage Grade 1 School House
Heritage School Grade 1

20240617 Grade 1 Symmetry Challenge
Grade 1 Symmetry

Important Dates 

June 19 – PAT Social Studies in the morning Grade 6
June 20 – PAT Science in the morning Grade 6

June  21 – National Indigenous People’s Day (school activity grade 1 – 6) 
June 21 – Welcome to Kindergarten (new kindergarten students visit school) 

June 21 – No kindergarten classes

June 25 – Last day for Kindergarten students 
June 25 – Stampede Sports Day (afternoon from 1:00 – 3pm) 
June 26 – Grade 6 Farewell Assembly at 2:00 pm 
June 26 – Report Cards go LIVE to families 
June 27– Last Day for Grade 1 – 6 (Farewell School Assembly at 9:00am celebrating all of our staff that are leaving)

June 27- Early Dismissal Grades 1-6 12:18pm
June 27 – Appeals afternoon 1-3pm
June 28 – Last Day for Staff