Rundle Hang-Out (After School Program)

Rundle Hang-Out

Rundle Hang-Out is a free weekly after-school program providing activities, workshops and strong relationships in a fun environment.

Rundle Hang-Out is made possible in partnership with Main Street Church.

Contacts:

Kristy Jones

School Based Prevention & Health Promotion/Pacific Resource Society

604.798.1702 | kristy_jones@sd33.bc.ca

Lindsey Doerksen-Harper

Main Street Church Kids Director

604.792.6844 | linsey@mainstreetchurch.ca

Carley Ratzlaff

Main Street Church Director of Middle School Youth

604.792.6844

Information & Announcements

Introducing The A.D. Rundle Integrated Arts & Tech Cohort September 2020

Registration for The A.D. Rundle Integrated Arts and Technology was between Monday January 20, and March 31, 2020. Applications after March 31 can still be made online; and applicants will be added to the existing waitlist. Please visit https://sd33.bc.ca/integrated-arts-and-technology-k-12-program to register and for further information.

This is an AMAZING opportunity for our school. There is already a buzz from our current staff because this form of learning is best practice.  Students will still learn all required curriculum.  Teachers will use an arts based lens to integrate all subjects.  Many of our staff are already using this style of teaching because it makes learning relevant to the student.

Please note: School organization for the 2019-20 school year will remain status quo.  If you would like any more information on this initiative please do not hesitate to email me at, scott_wallace@sd33.bc.ca 
File Attachment
Art Starts - Arts in Education (2019)_0.pdf203.75 KB
Registration Process ADR Integrated Arts Tech Cohort.pdf159.73 KB
Brochure ADR Cohort Final_0.pdf1.45 MB

Please submit your child's immunization record to Public Health

As you may be aware, starting July 1, 2019, parents and guardians have been requested to report the vaccination status of their school-age children. All B.C. students are required to have their complete immunization records in the Provincial Immunization Registry. This applies to children from kindergarten to grade 12, in public and independent schools and those who are home-schooled. As a result of this change in protocols, Public Health staff will be checking the immunization records for kindergarten-age children before they enter the school system and are requesting that parents or guardians of children in other grades to check their child’s online immunization records and update them accordingly.  Please click the link below for more Information on how this is to be accomplished.

 

Please Note: The school does not keep a record of your child's immunizations

 

 

File Attachment
FH Letter to Parents Jan 22 2020_0.pdf446.59 KB
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