Imagine you are...
an Egyptian Pharaoh PD Day!!
Build pyramids. Use the Nile River to survive. Create jewellery, and masks! Join us for an adventure-filled day as we imagine life in Ancient Egypt! 
https://www.chatham-kent.ca/tourism-culture/cultural-centre/children-programs

Date: Friday, February 1, 2019 - PD Day
Time: 8:30AM-5:00PM
Location: Studio One & Imagination Station
Fee: $40
Age: 6-12
Code: 218200

Register online at www.chatham-kent.ca/RecConnect
Call 519.360.1998
In person at The Cultural Centre or local municipal centre

Pickin Nights, Essex/Kent Bluegrass, Old Time, Folk Music Association. Essex Senior Center 32 Russell St. Essex,  February 5th and 19th from 7:00 p.m. till 10:00 p.m. $15.00 family yearly fee bring your instrument or just come on out and enjoy the fun

The CKSS School Council and the Mental Health Network of Chatham-Kent (MHNCK) have teamed up to host an information session focused on the topic of Youth Anxiety in schools. The event is funded by a Parents Reaching Out (PRO) Grant from the Province of Ontario's Ministry of Education.

The event is planned for February 5, 2019, at 6:30 pm in the library of Chatham-Kent Secondary School (CKSS).

All interested parents/guardians, youth (ages 14-21) and anyone interested in the topic of Youth Anxiety in schools are welcome.

The children in your family or school have an opportunity to help a family in Windsor become a Habitat homeowner, thanks to the "Meaning of Home" national writing contest. The contest asks students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 to share what home means to them at www.meaningofhome.ca

Three grand prize winners, one for each grade, will win an iPad, a Pizza Party, and most importantly a grant of $25,000 directed to a Windsor affordable home build through Habitat for Humanity.

More local entries equal more local funding.

For every local child that submits a poem or story at www.meaningofhome.ca a $10 donation will be made by Genworth Canada to Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex.

In the last 12 years, over 50,000 students have shared what home has meant to them. Thanks to their inspiring words, and Genworth Canada’s generous support, the Meaning of Home contest has raised over $1 million to build homes across Canada for families in need of decent and affordable housing

The Town of Essex is putting the call out to local youth looking for summer jobs.

Every year, the Town employs local youth in a wide range of positions, from assisting finance staff to maintaining public parks.

“Working for the Town is a great opportunity to build skills and gain experience in a number of potential career paths,” said Brandi Sieben, Manager, Human Resources. “We often have youth who return to summer work for a number of years and many who have gone on to work in the municipal sector.”

Local youth can find job descriptions and apply through the new online application form available at www.essex.ca/SummerStudents. Applications must be submitted by 4pm on Friday, March 1.

Resumes and applications can also be emailed to hr@essex.ca or delivered in person to Essex Town Hall, 33 Talbot Street South, Essex Centre.

Saturday April 13th at the Croation national Home 6 Broadway Ave Welland $55 per person Silent Auction and Cash Bar

Contact Cindy @ 905-732-4098 or text 289-241-4112

The Alumni will meet Wednesday Feburary 6th at 7pm in the school library