Brockbank Halloween Fun!
More Halloween pictures!
More Halloween pictures!
Principal Larraine Nelson and Sherry Plaisted serve "Witches Brew" to students at lunch.
Friday, October 30, Brockbank Elementary celebrated Halloween by having their annual parade around the school. The weather cooperated so students could show off their costumes to parents, grandparents, and other students. Also to help celebrate room parents came to the school and hosted some fun holiday activities, and brought yummy treats to the classrooms. It was a great way to end our Red Ribbon Week! Be a "Smartie" and scare the pants off drugs!
Thursday afternoon to go along with sports day and staying healthy, faculty members and sixth grade students played a friendly kickball game. Students from the other grades cheered on the sidelines. It was a fun way to end the day!
Thursday, October 29, Red Ribbon Week continues with students wearing their favorite sport shirt. During lunch recess the Red Ribbon Council handed out water bottles with the saying “Drink up! Water is Great!” Students learned how important it is to remember to stay healthy and stay active, physically and mentally. A healthy mind is less likely to take drugs!
Wednesday, October 28, for Red Ribbon Week students wore purple to represent that Brockbank students will, "STOP violence. Give hugs instead!". Teachers reinforced the importance to students of being violence free. What they should do if they see violence, or what to do if someone is being violent toward them. The students were each given a Hershey Chocolate Hug.
Brockbank lunch ladies help with the "Red Ribbon Week" fun by giving cute Halloween hats and bands to lucky random winners.
Tuesday, October 27, students and staff were encouraged to wear red to show unity. The students were each given a lifesaver and red ribbon to tie on the schools fence, pledging to be drug free. The theme for the day was "Your 'life' matters saying no is your life saver.”
Tuesday, September 29, Zupas sponsored a Brockbank night. A percentage of sales made that night was given to our school. Thanks to our great Brockbank families we earned $469.35 from just one night! We would like to thank Zupas for their support in education and all of our amazing Brockbank families that participated in that fun evening! We will be having another Zupas Brockbank Night, Tuesday, November 10, so put it on your calendar!
October 26 - 30, 2015 is Red Ribbon Week at Brockbank Elementary. There are a lot of great activities planned this week to remind us that being active, being kind, and having a healthy lifestyle is the way to live! Today, October 26, the school had a special assembly to get Red Ribbon Week off to a great start! Members BYU Color Guard came to our school and performed and also shared how living drug-free helped them be where they are today!