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Evening & Weekend Events
Take Your Parent to PE Week Week of September 23-27. All are Welcome & Encouraged to come to your child's PE class's this week. Family Hike Night Thursday, September 26 from 4:00-7:30 on the W&OD Canal. Meet at behind Loudoun Valley High School under the WVU canopy. Turkey Trot Tuesday, November 19 at 2:45-3:15. One mile fun run around the track or (raining) around the halls of the school. Open to all RHE students and family.
Family Bowling Night American Education Week, Tuesday, November 12. Sign up for 5:00-5:45 or 5:45-6:30 or 6:30-7:15 or 7:15-8:00 by going to Sign Up Genius.com Spring Running Bears Club Click on the Running Bears tab for more information. Heart Healthy Run Thursday, February 13 at 2:45-3:30. Run as many laps as you can. Open to all RHE students and family. In honor of National Sportsmanship Day the ten Loudoun County elementary schools in the western cluster are getting together on Saturday, March 7 from 8:15-12:00 at Mountain View Elementary school for a European handball tournament. To promote good sportsmanship among our young athletes. Click on the link to the left for more information.
A.C.E.S. A.C.E.S. (All Children Exercise Simultaneously) is a nationwide campaign to celebrate children exercising. Wednesday, May 6 from 8:15-8:30 a.m. our students will get up and exercise. Click on the link to the left for more information. Bike Safety Rodeo On Tuesday, April 28th from 4:00-7:30. at Round Hill Running Bears Memorial Day 5K Race Come out on Saturday, May 23 to run in the Round Hill Festival Memorial Day 5K race. Our RHE Field Day is on Thursday, June 4, making it the best day of the year. With the help of our wonderful PTA and parents, we are able to provide the best field day for our children every year. We sure could use your help. Click on the link to the left for more information. Go to Sign Up Genius.com to Volunteer to help Mr. T or your child's classroom teacher. Rain Date: Friday, June 5 from 8:45-2:00
Take Your Parents to PE Week
Week of September 23-27
Round Hill's 2nd Annual Take Your Parent to PE Week will take place September 23-27, 2019. During the campaign, parents are introduced to their child’s physical education program and encouraged to engage throughout the year while being physically active together at home and in the community.
Here is the link to your child's PE scheduled times: https://www.lcps.org/Page/57148
All Are Welcome...
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Family Hike Night 
Thursday, September 26 from 4:00-7:30
On Thursday, September 26 from 4:00-7:30ish (dark) all Round Hill Elementary students and their families are encouraged to come on down to the beginning of the W & OD Canal, which is behind Loudoun Valley High School in the athletic field parking lot, and hike 1, 2, or 3 miles as a family. Mr. Turrill will have his WVU gold & blue canopy at the start of the trail along with miniature water bottles. We will have crossing guards to stop traffic at the two places the trail crosses the road. Come on out and hike with your family.Turkey Trot
Tuesday, November 19, 2:45-3:15 PM
Grades K-2 run 1/2 mile, Grades 3-5 run 1 mile.
Open to all RHE students, parents, and siblings.
**** This is now an after school event ****
*** If Raining, We will run through the halls of the school. ***
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Family Bowling Night
During American Education Week, Tuesday, November 12
Registration Website (Sign Up Genius)... Click...Who?: All students and their families.What?: Our Annual Family Bowling Night is now during American Education Week
Where?: In the Round Hill Gymnasium
When?: Your family can book a registration time slot of 45-minute intervals.Your family can bowl from 5:00-5:45, 5:45-6:30, 6:30-7:15, or 7:15-8:00.
Why?: We understand how difficult it is to find an inexpensive outing for the entire family. We at the Round Hill Elementary Bowling Complex want to invite your family down for a fun-filled family-centered evening.Families who play together stay together.
Children of obese parents are more likely to become obese adults.
Life's to short, have fun.
You don't stop playing because you grow old, you grow old because you stop playing.
Heart Healthy RunThursday, February 13, 2:45-3:30 PM
K-2 Run 1/2 mile. Grades 3-5 run 1 mile.Through the halls of Round Hill Elementary School.Open to all RHE students, parents, and siblings.**** This is now an after school event ****National Sportsmanship DaySaturday, March 7th from 8:15-12:00@ Mountain View ElementaryA group of elementary physical education teachers in the western cluster of Loudoun Valley High School have grown tired and frustrated by these reports. As a result, these physical education specialists have organized a Handball Tournament on Saturday, March 7th from 8:15 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. at Mountain View Elementary School to honor National Sportsmanship Day. Fifth-grade students, who range in age from 10-12 years old, from each of the ten elementary schools in the western cluster will represent their schools in a round-robin format handball tournament. The purpose of the event is to show these young athletes and observers that you can play competitively, have fun, and show good sportsmanship. The event will begin with two students from each school reading a story or poem that they wrote about the importance of sportsmanship
During every game, the players will be encouraged and praised for their sportsmanship behaviors. After every game, the players will congratulate the opposing school for their participation and successes. At the end of the tournament, all young athletes will receive ribbons for their excellent participation in today's event and we will congratulate all of the observers for their sportsmanship.
The physical education specialists who are putting together this event are excited about the possibilities this may possess. Please stop by Mountain View Elementary School on Saturday, March 7 from 8:15 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
The elementary schools and physical education specialists involved in the National Sportsmanship Day are:
Banneker Elementary - Brad Moss Emerick Elementary - John Frye
Lincoln Elementary - Holly Lambert Luckets Elementary - Jill Guyton
Round Hill Elementary - Eric Turrill Lovettsville Elementary - Hugh Brockway
Mountain View Elementary - Todd McClelland Kenneth Colbert Elementary - Scott Wells(All Children Exercise Simultaniously)Wednesday, May 6 8:15-8:30WHAT IS PROJECT ACES?Each May, on a designated date and time, millions of school children all over the globe will exercise simultaneously in a symbolic gesture of fitness and unity to show the world that they do not fit into that negative stereotype of being "physically unfit". This non-competitive program has proven to be educational, motivational, and fun. When Len Saunders created Project ACES back in 1989, he had no idea that it would reach the magnitude and success of today. The program has been praised by Presidents of the United States; such as Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Ronald Reagan. The program has also received praise from Governors, Senators, and celebrities from sports and show business. Starting its 18th year, Project ACES has reached millions of children, parents and teachers all over the world, including participants from over 50 countries.WHEN IS THIS YEAR'S WORLDWIDE EVENT?This annual global event will occur Wednesday, May 6. At Round Hill Elementary we are celebrating it at 8:15 AM, after morning announcements. It will be celebrated during May which is National Physical Fitness & Sports month.WHY DO WE HAVE PROJECT ACES?Project ACES aims to educate children about the importance of lifelong fitness, and to end the negative stereotype that children are physically unfit. Exercise can lower the chances of coronary heart disease, which includes high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and physical inactivity. Project ACES makes fitness fun!Stop by & join the fun!!! Wednesday, May 1 at 8:15 AM.Tuesday, April 28th from 4:00-7:30at Round Hill
Come out with your family on Tuesday, April 28th from 4:00-7:30 for the Round Hill Bike Safety Rodeo.More details will be coming...
2020 Fun-Filled Field Day
Our Field Days are always a big event. Our field days are theme based and non-competitive in nature. All students will have their field day on Thursday, June 4 from 8:45-2:00. (if needed) Rain Make Up Date: Friday, June 5th from 8:45-2:00
Our themes in the past have been:
2003 - "A Trip to the Hawaiian Islands" - Hawaiian Theme
2004 - "I Love Round Hill Elementary School" - Heart Education
2005 - "We Are Out of This World" - Space Theme2006 - "Best in the West" - Western Theme
2007 - "At the top of our game" - Sports Theme
2008 - "Another Day in Paradise" - Hawaiian Theme
2009 - "We Are All Super, Superheroes at RHE" - Superhero Theme
2010 - "We are Wild About Field Day" -
2011 - "Lights, Camara, Action, Play" - A sport movie theme
2012 - " A Star Spangled Field Day" - A Patriotic Theme2013 "The Greatest Field Day on Earth"
2014 "Going on a Journey" - US Geography Theme
2015 "An Island Adventure - with Blue Planet Odyssey"
2016 - "ONE" Fun Field Day
2017 - "What If?"
2018 - Fun-Filled Field Day
We always need volunteers for this special day. We will have 20-25 stations and the classrooms to travel through.If you are interested in helping, you can sign up by clicking on this Sign Up Genius link orplease drop Mr. Turrill an email at eric.turrill@lcps.org or give him a call at the school.If you are interested in what your child will be doing here is the link to the 2018 Field Day Information Packet.If you are interested in mearly watching your child participate in Field Day.All Are Welcome...
Last Modified on March 5, 2020
