Events

The IPS School Council works hard to build and maintain a strong sense of community. The events that School Council hosts not only serve to tighten the bonds between IPS families, but also provide an additional means of raising funds.

We are always looking for volunteers to help out at these events, to help please fill out the form on our Volunteer page by clicking here. Note that you do not need a police check in order to help at an event.

IPS School Council AGM ~ Oct 16 @ 6pm (77 Harbour Sq)

Join us at 6pm on Oct 16th for the annual IPS School Council AGM. Everyone is welcome. The meeting will be held at 77 Harbour Square in the multi-purpose room.

See you there!

IPS Speaking Events

Your IPS School Council periodically hosts speaking events, and our previous events were great successes. If you missed them, you can still find the information below.

PAST EVENTS INCLUDED:

Chris Vollum gave a presentation on Social Media Fitness. For more information on Chris, connect with him at https://cmvsocialmedia.com
People for Education gave a talk called: 'How to help your child be successful in school'. For those who missed it, here are the handouts: (1) - Tips for Parents handout (2) - Measuring What Matters handout
Jennifer Kolari, Connected Parenting gave some wonderful insights in her presentation on: 'How to raise a great kid'. Click here to see Jennifer Kolari on YouTube, or visit Jennifer Kolari's website.

Parent volunteers are always welcome!

Got some time to help out at IPS? Great! We love parent volunteers.

You can volunteer at any event without a police check! Click here to explore volunteer opportunities.

In order to volunteer in the classroom you must have a current TDSB approved police check. If you submitted a police check last year, you must do your annual declaration with Mr. Woolford. Please contact the school office at 416-393-1910 for details.

IPS School Council is the public face of The Lighthouse Foundation, a Canadian registered charity (#119242105RR0001)
dedicated to enriching the educational experience of Island Public School students