Posted on 2026-10-30 17:53:16.188 +0000 UTC

REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY

Next week, on Friday November 6th at 11:00am, our school will gather for a special Remembrance Day assembly to honor those who have served in the armed forces.

The ceremony will feature some class performances by our students and the laying of wreaths by class representatives. Following The Last Post, our entire school will observe a minute of silence to reflect on the importance of peace and remembrance.

Students will be provided with red poppies to wear during the assembly. Parents and family members are warmly invited to join us in the gym for this important occasion.

Lest we forget.

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OIL KINGS GAME NOVEMBER 8TH!

Bellevue choir will be singing at the Nov. 8th Oil Kings game. Choir students will need to have their permission form completed on PowerSchool. Then you will receive a QR code to purchase the tickets. Thank you!

Come join the école bellevue school community along with friends and family for an Edmonton Oil Kings at Rogers Place!


ÉCOLE BELLEVUE SCHOOL CONCERTS

Experience the magic of the holidays globally at our Holidays Around the World concerts this December! It’s going to be a beautiful season of music and celebration. 🎶🌍

Holidays Around the World


CLASSROOM REPS 2026-2027

Join Us as a Classroom Representative!

Looking for an easy, meaningful way to get involved in your child’s school experience? We are looking for Classroom Representatives for this school year!

As a Class Rep, you’ll serve as a friendly connection between your child’s teacher, our School Council, and the fundraising committee. It’s a wonderful way to gain insight into what’s happening at school, build a stronger community, and directly support enrichments and fun events for our students.

Click HERE for more information and to sign up today!


PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES

School Appointments is open! The link will be available until Sunday Nov. 1st.

https://schoolinterviews.ca/code/p63cb

School Code: p63cb


BOOK FAIR IS HERE THIS WEEK!

This week is our Fall Book Fair which will run November 3rd (9am - 7:30pm), 4th (9am-2:30pm), and 5th (9am-10:30am). 

The theme this year is "Let your imagination take flight!" Please stop by and support our school library!

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HOT LUNCH

Please log into Healthy Hunger if you would like to place an order. Information about our Hot Lunch Program can be found on our website here. The upcoming Hot Lunches are:

Nov. 6: KFC

Nov. 20: Pasta Pantry

Nov. 27: Edo

Dec. 11: IHOP

*Please note, if you need to make arrangements with your child's Hot Lunch on the day of, please email the hot lunch team, not the school office.

Any questions please email ebshotlunch@gmail.com


COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

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2026 Christmas Card Art Contest

The Office of MLA Brandon Lunty is pleased to invite students in Kindergarten through Grade 6 to participate in our 2026 Christmas Card Art Contest.

  • Submission deadline: November 16, 2026

Click HERE for the contest package! It includes:

  • Contest guidelines and submission instructions
  • Important dates and prize information
  • Parent/guardian consent form


Early Childhood Resource Fair

All parents with children aged zero to six are welcome to attend the Early Childhood Resource Fair in New Sarepta! It offers a free, fun-filled morning featuring a petting zoo, activities, snacks, and door prizes. Community agencies will provide resource tables with valuable developmental information and engaging activities for young children.

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IMPORTANT DATES

Nov. 2 - No School for Pre-K classes

Nov. 3 & 4 - Parent- Teacher Conferences (sign up on School Appointments)

Nov. 3-5 - Scholastic Book Fair

Nov. 9-13 - Mid-Term Break School Closed

Nov. 16 - PD Day No School

Nov. 17 - No School for Pre-K classes

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory, a traditional meeting grounds, gathering place, and travelling route to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis, Dene and Nakota Sioux. We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.