Words Matter
Challenging harmful and discriminatory language in our K-12 school communities
for parents & caregivers
We have pledged to
Active Intervention: Create a culture where someone always speaks up when discriminatory language is heard in our school.
Monthly Activities: Gingerbread People, January’s Word of Intention, Black History Month Gallery Walk, Global Kindness Map
Words Matter Day: Host a 'Words Matter' Day where we students engage in discussions around the impact of harmful language and strategies for addressing it.
Caregiver Engagement: Facilitate conversations with parents and caregivers on the importance of this issue and how they can support the school community.
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Gingerbread People - Celebrating our Differences
Harmful and discriminatory language refers to words, phrases, or expressions that demean, exclude, or marginalize individuals or groups based on protected characteristics such as race, gender, sexual orientation, religion/belief, age, or disability.
This includes slurs, derogatory terms, stereotypes, and microaggressions that perpetuate prejudice, reinforce systemic inequalities, or create hostile environments.
DISCRIMINATORY
LANGUAGE
RACIAL
SLURS
INSULTS THAT BODY-SHAME
DUE TO SIZE OR DISABILITY
MENTAL HEALTH OR ILLNESS RELATED INSULTS
GENDER-BASED INSULTS
EXCLUSIONARY LANGUAGE
HOMOPHOBIC OR TRANSPHOBIC LANGUAGE
ABLEIST TERMS THAT MOCK DISABILITIES
RELIGIOUS INSULTS OR STEREOTYPES
AGE-RELATED BELITTLING
CONTACT US
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info@harmony.ca
416-669-2051
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What is Outdoor Experiential Education?
“Learning in the outdoors not only offers a unique context for learning but also provides experiential learning outside the classroom to foster a connection to local places and to develop a greater understanding of ecosystems.”
“Natural and human-built environments can be used as sites for discovery, problem-solving, and active learning, as well as for first-hand experiences that put students in touch with nature. “
“Environmental Education Scope and Sequence of Expectations” Ontario Ministry of Education, 2016
SAMR Model
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Financial Report
School Council Meeting – 04 March 2026
So What?
Financial Statement Statement as at 03 March 2026
SC Category Umbrella Report – 03 March 2026
Predicted Cash Flow by end of Term 2
Date | 20-Nov-25 | 4-Jan-26 | 3-Mar-26 |
Starting Balance | $ 83,228.83 | $ 60,860.66 | $ 65,989.52 |
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Revenue | $ 1,054.14 | $ 29,716.22 | $ 38,511.64 |
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Expenses (Paid) | $ 27,583.87 | $ 21,027.35 | $ 29,351.40 |
Food | $ 19,910.44 | $ 14,489.29 | $ 25,322.81 |
Angel | $ 19.25 | $ - | $ - |
Activity | $ 1,930.32 | $ 1,606.45 | $ 2,313.32 |
Equipment | $ 1,486.36 | $ 4,269.44 | $ 1,715.27 |
Spring Fair | $ 4,237.50 | $ 662.17 | $ - |
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Available Cash (Today) | $ 56,699.10 | $ 69,549.53 | $ 75,149.76 |
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Expenses (Outstanding) | $ 48,516.84 | $ 50,223.25 | $ 41,169.74 |
Food | $ 29,351.11 | $ 35,000.00 | $ 12,000.00 |
Angel | $ 480.75 | $ 480.75 | $ 480.75 |
Activity | $ 3,715.30 | $ 2,415.10 | $ 4,915.31 |
Equipment | $ 14,969.68 | $ 12,327.40 | $ 23,773.68 |
Spring Fair | $ - | $ - | $ - |
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Cash Projection @ EOT | $8,182.26 | $19,326.28 | $ 33,980.02 |
So What?
Out Standing Expenses
Outstanding/Proposed Expenses | |||
Authorised Expense | Category | Cost | Authorisation |
Angel Fund | Angel Fund | $ 480.75 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - Budget - Authorised for $500.00 ($19.25 spent) |
Jungle Gym | Activity | $ 1,500.00 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - Budget - Authorised for $4000.00 (Deposit of $1500 in T1) |
Play day | Activity | $ 500.00 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - Budget - Authorised for $500.00 |
Holiday Markets | Activity | $ 800.00 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - Budget - Authorised for $800.00 |
Cross Country Buses | Activity | $ 915.31 | SC Email Motion - 26 September 2025 - Authorised for $915.30 |
Flag Football Flags | Equipment | $ 55.23 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses - Authorised for $55.23 |
Hard Top Painted Game Lines | Equipment | $ 847.50 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses - Authorised for $847.50 |
Pop up Tents | Equipment | $ 739.55 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses- Authorised for $2000.00 ($1260.45 spent) |
Freezer | Equipment | $ 1,000.00 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses - Authorised for $1000.00 |
Alternative Seating for students | Equipment | $ 10,000.00 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses - Authorised for $10,000.00 |
Jerseys | Equipment | $ 2,327.40 | SC Meeting - 20 October 2025 - New Proposed Expenses - Authorised for $2327.40 |
Bracelet Club | Equipment | $ 200.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 January 2026 - Authorised for $200.00 |
House Activity Day | Activity | $ 500.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 January 2026 - Authorised for $500.00 |
Kindergarten Craft materials | Equipment | $ 1,200.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $1200.00 |
Science materials | Equipment | $ 1,400.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $1400.00 |
Big Book of Introception | Equipment | $ 85.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $1200.00 |
Library Supplement | Equipment | $ 1,700.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $1700.00 |
Chorme Books | Equipment | $ 4,219.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $4219.00 |
Class Art projects - Spring Fair | Activity | $ 700.00 | SC Email Motion - 09 February 2026 - Authorised for $700 |
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