The Glashan Public School greening project has just unveilled the first of their murals to brighten the school yard, but this is only the beginning.
Additional murals, trees, depaving, a green wall and a innovative climbing structure are all on the wish list. So Glashan’s Green Team has launched its chocolate store in time for the Holidays! Its fairly traded and delicious!
Go to http://glashangreening.ca/shop/
DEADLINES FOR ORDERING
Friday, December 5 – Classroom chocolate order forms submission deadline
Friday December 19 – On-line community chocolate orders submission deadline (for pick up/delivery December 23).
Please make a purchase this season and support the transformation of Glashan Public School’s outdoor space!!
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