• Please print AND upload all forms to Brightwheel as soon as possible.

• You will find the medical form, a form for contact details, and an emergency authorization. Please fill out these forms by your first day of school or we will not be able to accept your child. 

  
  

Supplies (please label):

• Inside shoes (crocs or similar comfortable shoes without laces; your child should be able to put them on on his/her own)

• Your child's "Doudou" (Lovey) or an object that reminds them of you/home to help them separate on their first day of school. No toys at school please.

• Two full sets of a change of clothes in a labeled Ziploc bag

• Summer Hats & Sunscreen. Bug spray unless you agree to use our own school supply (see over the counter form on brightwheel).

• A blanket if your child is napping at school ( and diapers if needed) 

• Lunch in a labeled container 

• 1 Fruit to share for snack times, unpeeled and uncut.

• All small fruits like grapes or blueberries but also cherry tomatoes must be pre-cut or will not be served (chocking hazard).

• Please no nuts, no peanut butter, no almonds, etc… we are a nut-free school. 

• No Juice and no popcorn 🙏.

• What could we do with our leftover objects ?

• How to use them further?

• How to transform them into a big art project ?

• Should we use paint ? Glue ? paint pen ?

  
  

All users can locate and edit a check-in code from the mobile app following the guidance below.

1. Log in to brightwheel on the mobile app

2. Tap the three horizontal lines in the top-left hand corner and select Edit profile

3. Scroll down to locate your Check-In Code and tap it

4. Input a new 4-digit check-in code in the popup
   🚩 If your code matches that of another staff or parent, a warning message will be shown, you can still save and use that code but it is not recommended

5. Tap Set Code

• Fever within the past 24-36 hours (temperature over 100.4° Fahrenheit (F) or 38° Celsius (C) )

• Vomiting within the past 24-36 hours

• Coughing

• Excessive runny nose/sneezing

• Sore throat

• Diarrhea

• Draining rash or wound

• Eye discharge or pink eye

• Fatigue that prevents participation in regular activities

• Open wounds, unless properly covered

• Lice and scabies

Parents of children who come to the Camp sick or become ill during the day will be contacted to come and pick them up.

Before returning to the Camp children must be free of fever and symptoms for at least 24 hours without the use of medication.

Children can be readmitted after medical diagnosis to rule out bacterial or viral infection or after 24 hours have passed since starting antibiotic treatment with a note from a medical practitioner.

• using all our recycling object to create an installation / a totem or a big structure all together

• discussion on what materials each child bring and what we have at school

• cardboard, plastic, wood, paper, ..

Visite Kintsugi Workshop

I wanted to use the stuff of the world, so I gravitated toward materials like fabrics, and rags—things that are ever abundant. I incorporate them in my paintings, alongside my studio work clothes, canvas cutoffs— those pieces left over after you stretch a canvas—as well as hand towels that I use to soak up paint and water.

Sometimes, I’ll crush these up put them in a blender. Basically, I want anything that I use in the process of making my work to get absorbed back into the work.

None of the art-making materials that I bring into the studio get thrown away. It’s hard to achieve a truly zero-waste studio practice: there is waste from things I eat and so on. But I don’t even throw away the dust after sweeping the floor. Everything goes into bins, where bits are organized by size; something might ruminate for months or years. But everything that comes in for the purpose of making art eventually finds its time. That’s because I want to be conscious of my ecological impact, but also because I want to imbue things we discard with value, and make sure nothing gets left behind. Sometimes, I stuff the inside of the formwork with grocery bags, or with those thin plastic films that all your products come inside of. Then, I use color to defamiliarize the recycled materials.