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Recent Events
Click on a link below to see highlights from the event.
- Fourth R Recognition Reception 2009
- Aboriginal Transition Conference 2008
- Youth Safe Schools Conference 2008
- Fourth R Recognition Reception 2008
Click here for news coverage on any of these fabulous events.
FOURTH R RECOGNITION RECEPTION 2009
CELEBRATING INVOLVEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Here are the pictures from our 5th Annual Recognition Reception, held October 5, 2009.
Click here for London Free Press article about the event
| Dr. David Wolfe, Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient MPP Liz Sandals, Minister of Education Kathleen Wynne, and Ray Hughes | Dr. David Wolfe, award recipient Leroy Hibbert (LUSO), Dr. Peter Jaffe, and Dr. Claire Crooks |
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| Dr. David Wolfe, Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient Katie Cole (Educator, Medway High School), and Dr. Claire Crooks | Dr. David Wolfe, Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient MPP Liz Sandals, and Dr. Claire Crooks |
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ABORIGINAL TRANSITION CONFERENCE
CELEBRATING OUR HERITAGE, LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR FUTURE
On November 26th, The Fourth R hosted an Aboriginal Transition conference for Grade 8 students. This is the third conference, designed to assist First Nations youth transition from elementary school. Research has shown students from small communities can have difficulty adapting to this change. The program pairs elementary students with successful secondary students and gives Aboriginal youth an opportunity to meet with mentors and hear inspirational speakers.
Click here for London Free Press article about the event.
YOUTH SAFE SCHOOLS CONFERENCE
BRINGING TOGETHER LONDON'S YOUTH - SEA OF PINK INITIATIVE
Students with the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) will join more than 135 elementary and secondary schools from across Canada as National Bullying Awareness Week kicks off Monday (Nov. 17), with the Sea of Pink campaign. Thousands of Thames Valley students and staff will be wearing pink T-shirts and other pink clothing as a sign that they are standing up against bullying behaviour and to show support for students who are victims of bullying. More than 11,000 TVDSB students purchased pink T-shirts bearing the slogans, "Be a Someone" and "Take a Stand" after the shirts were made available for purchase by the school board.
Link to LFP Article about Clark Road's Involvement
An example of a Sea of Pink campaign at College Ave Secondary School
Picture is courtsey of TVDSB
Check back for more pictures from this amazing initiative!
FOURTH R RECOGNITION RECEPTION 2008
CELEBRATING INVOLVEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Here are the pictures from our 2008 Recognition Reception, held October 15, 2008.
| Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient Ted Kuhn (Former Student Trustee), Dr. Claire Crooks, and Dr. David Wolfe |
Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient Darren Thomas (Community Educator and Motivational Consultant, Six Nations), Dr. Claire Crooks, and Dr. David Wolfe |
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| Dr. Peter Jaffe, award recipient Dr. Steve Killip (Manager, Research, Assessments & Accountability), Dr. Claire Crooks, and Dr. David Wolfe | Award recipients Steve Killip, Darren Thomas and Ted Kuhn with our generous donors, Art and Mary-Jane Crooks |
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