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Dear Students & Parents and Guardians:
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! As we head into the week ahead, I’m reminded of how important it is to take a moment for gratitude. In the rush of school life, it’s easy to focus on what’s next, but pausing to appreciate the people and moments that make our days meaningful truly matters. Gratitude helps us see the good around us—and reminds us how fortunate we are to be part of this school community. What are you grateful for today on this Thanksgiving Monday?
Although this week is a short week for students and staff, it is a busy one.
This Week:
Monday, October 13 - Thanksgiving, No Classes
Tuesday, October 14 - Career Day - Please see information under Student Services information. Golf Championships at Brudenell - 7:00 a.m. Bus Departure from St. Eleanors Irving.
Wednesday, October 15 - Prom Parent Meeting in Lecture Theatre at 6:30.
Thursday, October 16 - Cross Country Championships & AAA Men's Baseball Championships at 8:00 p.m. at Memorial Field- See from the gym
Friday, October 17 - Twin Day & Principal’s Mixer for Subject Prize Winners and Top Ten students from the 2025-2026 school year. Rotary Youth Orientation. Wolverine Classic - see from the gym
Saturday, October 18 - Wolverine Classic continues
Shout out to Lawrence Chan, Cameron McDonald and Clarity Smith who are representing TOSH at Rotary Youth Parliament in the upcoming weeks.
Out and About:
Shout out to Quinn Gavin and Lauren Simmons, members of the U17 PEI FC Soccer Club out of Charlottetown, who are playing in the Gold Medal game today in Kamloops, BC vs Glen Shields Juventus FC team out of Vaughn, Ontario. Kick off is today at 5:30 PEI time. Good luck Quinn, Lauren & PEI FC~ We are proud of you!
From the Gym:
Monday, October 13 -No practices or games - Thanksgiving
Tuesday, October 14
AAAM volleyball 3:30-5:00 @ SIS
AAAW volleyball 3:30-5:00 @ Athena
AW volleyball 5:00-6:30 @ Athena
Golf Championships
@ Brudenell -
7:00am bus departure from St. Eleanor’s Irving (82 North Dr.)
AAAW soccer 3:30-5:00
AM soccer 3:30-5:00
AW soccer 3:30-5:00
AAAW field hockey 3:30-4:45
Baseball TBD
Cross Country -
Final 4km run (on own)
Wednesday, October 15
AW Soccer Host KISH @5:00
AM Soccer Host KISH @5:00
AAAM soccer 3:30-5:00
AAAW soccer 3:30-5:00
AAAM volleyball
3:30-5:00
AAAW volleyball 8:00-9:30
AW Volleyball host Kinkora 5:30
AAAW field hockey
3:30-4:45
Thursday, October 16
Cross Country Championships @ Rural:
Juvenile women 12:45
Juvenile men 1:15
Senior women 1:55
Senior men 2:20
Baseball Championships @ Memorial: Gold medal game vs. Bluefield @ 8:00.
AAAW Field Hockey @Bluefield 4:45
AAAM volleyball
3:30-5:00
AW volleyball 5:00-6:30
AAAW volleyball 8:00-9:30
AAAW soccer 3:30-5:00
AW soccer 3:30-5:00
AM soccer 3:30-5:00
Friday, October 17
AAAW Soccer @ Rural 4:30
AAAM Soccer @ Rural 4:30
AW volleyball host
Rural 5:30
AAA M & W Volleyball @ Wolverine Classic tournament -
Men @ Westisle
Women @ M.E. Callaghan
Saturday, October 18
AAA M & W Volleyball @ Wolverine Classic tournament
From the Music Room:
Reminder to students to have their fundraising money and forms for the poinsettias in to Mr. Kelly by this Wednesday. Thanks to everyone for your hard work with this!
Reminder of the Three Oaks family of schools' concert "Chills and Thrills" which takes place Thursday, October 30th at 7:00 PM in the gym. Concert is BYOC (bring your own costume) and will feature the TOSH Wind Ensemble, SIS Grade 8 and 9 bands and Athena 7-9 band.
From Student Services
Student Information Forms - Teachers have handed out the Student Information Forms to students which are required to be signed by parents/guardians and sent back to the school for our records. These forms are necessary to keep PowerSchool information up to date! If any changes are required, please make them on the form and don’t forget to sign! If no changes are required, we still require a signed copy of the form here at the school.
TOSH Career Day 2025 – Oct. 14
Regular classes for all grades in the morning
Lunch – Volunteer Fair: Local organizations will be at TOSH for students to meet with regarding potential volunteer opportunities.
Afternoon:
- The class after lunch, Grade 11 and 12 students go to class and then picking 2 sessions to attend. See the confirmed list of presentations below (and the link to session descriptions). Grade 10 students have regular classes.
- During last class all students will go to regular classes and then classes will be called down to have the opportunity to visit the AARAO Fair. AARAO stands for The Atlantic Association of Registrars and Admission Officers. The list of schools and organizations is below. Students will be called down from classes to visit the Fair for part of their last class.
Note: There will not be an evening session at TOSH for the AARAO Fair. There is a session open to the public being held at Bluefield school on Oct. 16 from 7pm-8pm. This is a time students and their families and friends can meet with recruiters from post-secondary schools across Atlantic Canada.
Grade 11/12 Sessions – Pick 2
Grade 11 and 12 sessions schedule (pick 2): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WaADR9gf9TDJLu0HTrATlk5ovnyJTWOX6PcORuXDHsA/edit?usp=sharing
Grade 11 and 12 session descriptions: Career Fair 2025 Sessions - Student Copy.docx
- Financing Your Future – Consolidated Credit Union
- University 101 – UPEI
- College 101 – Holland College
- Holland College Pathways Program
- Adult Education and Upgrading
- English Language Proficiency Testing
- Creative PEI
- BioAlliance Sector
- Apprenticeship PEI
- PEI Agriculture Sector Council
- PEI Trucking Sector
- PEI Young Farmers Association
- Connect 2 Employment
- WorkPEI Client Engagement Officer Workforce Development
- Career Development Services
- Electrical
- Health PEI
- Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre Atlantic
- Army Reserves
- Royal Canadian Navy
- Master Packaging
- Standard Aero
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Atlantic Police Academy
- TOSH Grads – Tips for Next Steps in Education
AARAO Fair
Acadia University
Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage
Atlantic Commercial Diving Centre
Canadian Armed Forces / Royal Military College
Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists Atlantic
Canadian Coast Guard College
Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (CCMH)
Cape Breton University
College of the North Atlantic
Commercial Safety College
CPA Atlantic School of Business
Crandall University
Dalhousie University
Holland College
Marine Insitute, Memorial University
McKenzie College
Mount Allison University
Mount Saint Vincent University
New Brunswick College of Craft & Design
New Brunswick Community College
Nova Scotia college of Early Childhood Education
Nova Scotia Community College
NSCAD University
Oulton College
Royal Canadian Mounted Police PEI
Saint Mary's University
St. Francis Xavier University
St. Thomas University
Université de Moncton
Université Sainte-Anne
University of King's College
University of New Brunswick
University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI)
Mark your Calendars:
October:
13 Thanksgiving (no classes)
14 - Career Day
15 Prom Parent Meeting in Lecture Theatre at 6:30
17 - Principal’s Mixer for Top Ten and Subject Prize Winners 2024-2025 school year
22 Full School Assembly
30 TOSH Wind Ensemble hosts “Chills and Thrills” featuring Summerside area schools at 7:00 PM in the TOSH Gymnasium.
No
Nvemb21 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)
November
3. Parent Council Meeting @ 6:00
5 Remembrance Day Assembly
6 & 7 PEITF Convention / CUPE 1770, 1775, 1145, 3260 Annual Convention (no classes)
8&9 TOSH Craft Fair
10 Report Card Day – Teacher Administrative Day – ( No classes)
11 Remembrance Day Statutory Holiday (no classes)
18 Progress Report Cards go home
20 Parent Teacher Interviews evening
21 Parent Teacher Interviews, K-12 (no classes)
21. Remembrance Day Essays / Poster Contest Deadline
21 Rotary Youth Parliament
22 Rotary Youth Parliament
December
3. Virtual Day of Discovery in Health Science at TOSH
6. Christmas Dance
11 - Holiday Show at the Scott McAulay Performance Centre at 7:00 p.m. This will be held at the Scott MacAulay Performing Arts Center and more details on tickets wil be released before the end of October. The Holiday Show features performances by the Wind Ensemble, R&B Band, and select other groups!
12 &13 Christmas Classic School Days) (16 Instructional Days)
19 Last Instructional Day for students in 2023
22 Professional Learning Day ( Joint Staff PD) ( No classes)
January
1 New Year’s Day ( no classes)
5 First Instructional Day for students in 2026
26 First Day of Final Assessments for Semester1.
30 Exam Conflict Day ( No Classes)
30&31 Sweetheart Tournament
FebrFebruary (20 School Days) (20 Instructional Days)
February
2 Administrative Day for High School Teachers ( no classes~ high schools only)
9 Report Cards go home for semester one.
13 Professional Learning Day ( School Goals) ( No Classes)
16 Islander Day Statutory Holiday (no classes)
March
6 Parent Teacher Interviews K‐9 / Professional Learning Day 10‐12 (no classes)
16-20 Mid‐term Break (no classes)
April
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)
May
1 Area Association Professional Development Day/CUPE 3260 Annual Convention (no classes)
8&9 David Voye Memorial Rugby Tournament
18 Victoria Day Statutory Holiday (no classes)
June
10 First Day High School Exams
22 Three Oaks Graduation at 6:45 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 ext. 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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