This Week at Three Oaks March 9-March 20, 2026
Dear Students & Parents/ Guardians:
As we move into the second full week of March, this will also be our final week of classes before March Break. The semester continues to move quickly, and it is important for students to stay focused and make the most of each day of learning.
A reminder to students about the importance of good attendance and being on time for every class. Being present, prepared, and punctual allows students to stay on track with their learning and contribute positively to the classroom environment.
With Daylight Saving Time now in effect, we will begin to notice longer days and more daylight in the evenings, a welcome sign that spring is on the way. While the extra daylight is appreciated, it remains important that students maintain good routines and arrive at school rested and ready to learn.
This week we are also pleased to welcome Alain Pelletier, who will be working with our students and sharing his anti-bullying message. His visit is an important opportunity for students to reflect on the impact of their words and actions and to continue building a school culture rooted in kindness, empathy, and respect.
A special shout out to our Three Oaks students who continue to give back to our community through their volunteerism. We are particularly proud of the students who were highlighted on Compass Friday evening for their work with seniors through the Leadership 621 class. Their efforts demonstrate the positive difference our students are making beyond the walls of our school.
Thank you to our students, staff, and families for continuing to support a caring and respectful school community. We wish everyone a positive week ahead and look forward to a well-deserved March Break.
Please note, there will not be a weeklky email sent next Sunday, March 15, but these will resume on Sunday, March 22.
Upcoming Dates
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March 9–13: Final week of classes.
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March 16–20: No School (March Break).
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March 23: Classes resume.
On Friday, March 6, Three Oaks hosted a HeadStrong Summit through the Boys and Girls Club of Charlottetown. Thanks to Boys and Girls Club of Charlottetown, The Mental Health Commission of Canada, and Department of Health Wellness. Thanks to our speakers Elias and Jeanie. Also thanks to Peers Alliance and The Canadian Mental Health Association for attending and providing resources. Thank you as well to the students who participated in the HeadStrong Summit on Friday at Three Oaks :Skylea Arsenault,Kadence Barry,Brooke Bosse,Neel Dave, Isabella Doucette,Marshall Duplessis,Asher Enman,Charlie Fitzgerald,Lexi MacDonald,Maddy Ramsay & Euwan Tibay.
Shout out to all of our TOSH students competing in the PEI Skills Competition. Stay tuned for more details.
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Video contest - The OHS Division at the Workers Compensation Board are hosting a video contest for high school students, with a chance to win $1,000 for the student and $1,000 for their school. The submission deadline is March 30, 2026, and as of today we have not yet received any entries. - More details can be found in the attachments below - gallery and my computer 3 attachmentsOccupational Health & Safety Video Contest Information ,Rules for Contest Entry Form
Out and About:
Shout out to our Three Oaks students who volunteered at the Rotary Club of Summerside’s pancake breakfast on Saturday morning at Bogside.
Congratulations to Liam MacDonald who has committed to the Badlands Baseball Academy in Oyen, Alberta for next school year.
Shout out to the following TOSH students and staff who have been nominated for PEI Rugby awards:
Tia Allison - U17 Female Player of the Year
Noah McNeill - U17 Male Player of the Year
Cohen Woods - Leadership Award
Tim Hockin - Math Official of the Year
From the Gym
Basketball: Both AAA seasons came to an end this past week. Thanks to all players and to coaches Louis Monaghan, Todd MacEwen, Shawn Belsher, Jordan Power and Jenna Woods for their time and commitment to our students. Players are asked to return uniforms to PE office this week.
Cheerleading Club:
Monday 3:30 - 5:30.
Tuesdays 4:00 - 6:00.
KISH friendship ice hockey tourney: All 4 teams are now finalized. PSB high risk forms can be picked up in the PE office form maze. They will be organized by team alphabetically and have your name on them.
Practices
Monday, March 9
Women’s rugby:
3:30-5:00
Men’s rugby:
5:00-7:00
Tuesday, March 10
Men’s rugby
3:30-5:30
Wednesday, March 11
Women’s rugby:
3:30-5:00
Badminton 5:30-6:30
Thursday, March 12
Men’s rugby
3:30-5:00
Badminton 5:30-6:30
Women’s rugby
6:30-8:00
Friday, March 13
Last Day of Class Before March Break
From the Music Room
Tuesday & Thursday - Early morning band practice
Wednesday - R& B practice
Friday - Choir @ 7:45 a.m.
From Student Services:
Post-Secondary visits @ TOSH
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Holland College (scholarship presentation) – March 11th
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Oulton College - March 12th
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UPEI Course Registration Day - March 24th (check Grad Classroom for details)
TOSH 2026 Bursary Board – Scholarships and bursaries are beginning to get posted daily so please keep an eye on this page for graduate opportunities!! It can be found on the TOSH website or at the link here: https://shorturl.at/1afgc
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #5 Educational Bursary - Applications are now available in the Student Services office. Due Date: May 31, 2026
*Applications are to be returned to Summerside Legion by the due date
Rural Municipality of Miscouche Resident Bursary – Applications are now available in Student Services. Due Date: April 24, 2026
* Applications are to be returned to Student Services office by the due date
The Student Wellbeing Team will be hosting the Circle of Security Parenting Program for parents with children ages 0-18. Please see attached information for more details.
Circle Of Security Parenting Program
Mark your Calendars
March
12 Alain Pelletier here at TOSH for the day - Anti Bullying Assemblies
16-20 Mid‐term Break (no classes)
23. PowerSchool Portal turned off to allow teachers to work on report cards.
24. Youth Council Meeting at 3:20 in the lecture theatre.
31 TOSH Has Talent - A student talent showcase.
April
1 Next Steps for Grads: Connecting with Community Partners and Industry
3 Good Friday Statutory Holiday (no classes)
6 Easter Monday Statutory Holiday ( no classes)
7 Progress Reports go home
9 Parent Teacher Interviews - evening only
10 Parent Teacher Interviews 10‐12 / Professional Learning Day K‐9 (no classes)
21. Youth Council Meeting at 3:20 in the lecture theatre.
May
1 Area Association Professional Development Day/CUPE 3260 Annual Convention (no classes)
8&9 David Voye Memorial Rugby Tournament
11-15 - DELF Exams
14 - Final Band Concert
18 Victoria Day Statutory Holiday (no classes)
19. Youth Council Meeting at 3:20 in the lecture theatre.
June
4&5 The Big Show: PMP 621 Showcase with TOSH R&B Band @ Scott MacAulay Performing Arts Centre.
10 First Day High School Exams
`19, Senior Prom at Credit Union Place
22 Three Oaks Graduation at 5:45 at Credit Union Place
25 Last Day of Classes, K‐9
26 Professional Learning Day ( School Goals) (No Classes)
29 Administrative Day
30 Administrative Day, Last Day for Staff
As always, if you have a question or a concern, please don’t hesitate to reach out to your child’s teacher, whose emails are listed on our school webpage which can be found at https://threeoaks.edu.pe.ca/ You can also reach out to myself at jlreeves@edu.pe.ca ,or by phone at 902-888-8460 press 7 then dial extension 126, or to one our vice principals Claire Caseley Smith cncaseleysmith@edu.pe.ca or David Chisholm at dmchisholm@edu.pe.ca
Let’s make a great week!
Jacqueline Reeves
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