The Weekly BUZZ
June 22-26, 2026
Dear Stinger Families,
It is hard to believe the end of the school year is nearly upon us! As we look forward to the summer holidays, we would like to extend a heartfelt Thank You to all of you for the support you have shown over the past year. We have shared many great experiences and we recognize what a wonderful community we work in and are grateful to be Stingers!
On behalf of the entire staff, we would also like to say a huge thank you to the PAC and our community for the Staff Appreciation Luncheon, the Grade 7 final assembly and lunch last week. The food was delicious, the decorations were amazing and everyone is grateful for the recognition. Thank you!
We would like to extend a special congratulations to our Grade 7 students as they finish elementary school. To all our Grade 7s, we would like to say thank you for the leadership you have provided to our school over the past year, and we wish you all the best in high school!
For those families leaving us at the end of this month, we wish you well in your new school communities and know that you will continue to achieve great things in the years ahead.
As wonderful as summer is, it can set some kids back in their learning. We encourage all our students to keep reading. It can be newspapers, comics, novels, or even menus in restaurants. The key is to keep practising. The same thing can be said for math. Have younger kids identify numbers around them like the price of gas, items on your grocery list or amount of tax on a local restaurant bill and trying out a new recipe at home. Math doesn’t have to be from a book to be meaningful.
On behalf of the staff at Chalmers Elementary we would like to wish everyone a safe, healthy, and fun summer vacation. I would also like to wish a successful back to school in the fall.
Term 3 Report Cards
Term 3 report cards will be available online on Parent Connect on Thursday, June 25th
We still have many items of unlabelled clothing, water bottles, shoes, hats and gloves etc. in our lost and found located outside in the front of the school on the rolling rack most days when the weather permits. If it is raining it will be inside near the office hallway. Please come by this week and claim your child’s lost items. Everything will be donated by the end of the week if not claimed.
Every year at this time, we recognize the many staff changes that take place within our school community and take a moment to express our sincere appreciation to those who are moving on to new opportunities, or beginning a new chapter in their careers. These transitions provide an important opportunity to reflect on the dedication, hard work, and commitment our staff have shown in supporting our students, families, and school community. Whether their contributions have been in the classroom, the office, or behind the scenes, each individual has played a valuable role in helping our school thrive. We are grateful for the positive impact they have made, the relationships they have built, and the care they have shown to our students over the years. Their service and dedication have helped create a welcoming, supportive, and successful learning environment, and we thank them for all they have contributed to our school community. We wish them every success and happiness in the future and know that they will be remembered fondly by students, families, and colleagues alike.
First we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Anna Dougans for her many years of dedicated service as an Administrative Assistant at Chalmers Elementary School. Throughout her time at the school, Anna has been a welcoming and dependable presence for students, families, and staff alike.
Her exceptional organization, attention to detail, and willingness to help with countless daily tasks have contributed greatly to the smooth operation of the school. Whether greeting visitors with a warm smile, supporting teachers and administrators, coordinating school activities, or assisting families with care and patience, Anna has consistently gone above and beyond. Her professionalism, kindness, and commitment to the school community have left a lasting impact, and her years of service are deeply appreciated. We are grateful for all she has done and wish her continued happiness and success in the years ahead.
Some of our other good-byes this year include the following staff:
Britt Bryan–Vice Principal
Tanya Armstrong–LFI Grade 7 Teacher
Arnelle Basi–Grade 5/6 Teacher
Kiana Ford–Grade 4/5 Teacher
Ritu Aurora–Grade 2 Teacher
Melissa Elder–KN Teacher
Kim Stone–Job Share Teacher
David Leonard–Job Share Teacher
Gage Grant–Librarian
Istvan Leka–Community Hub Teacher
Bibi Khan, Manjinder Raulia, Brittany Barrell, Kiranjeet Gosal, Kuldeep Sran, Sukhvir Dhami and Cate MacMillan–Education Assistants
Joy DiNunzio–Supervision Aide
And We Welcome Our New and Returning Staff for the 2026/7 school year:
Darryl Penny–Vice Principal
Tanis Papp–Gr 7 LFI teacher
Andrea Mackenzie–Teacher until June
Hannah Landry–Teacher until Jan.
Camille Hobbs–Teacher back from leave in Jan.
Teesha Hayre–Primary Job Shares
Yingli Liu, Parveeen Panag, Apinder Jandu–Community Hub EA’s
Carol Cunningham–Primary Job Share
Helen Navarro–Community Hub Teacher
Daycare on Site (see link below):
School Goal – Writing Focus
École Élémentaire Chalmers Elementary School is a dynamic and diverse school community of approximately 430 students in Kindergarten through Grade 7. Our school is home to both a French Immersion program and a Community HUB program. Many of our students speak languages other than English, with approximately 30% of our students learning English as an additional language.
Over the past several years, our school has focused on strengthening mathematics instruction through the Math Minds program. Last year, we also prioritized building a strong sense of belonging and connection within our school community. While we saw many positive outcomes from this work, our student learning data highlighted an area for growth in writing achievement.
Our Inquiry Question
How can we:
- Increase student engagement and enjoyment in writing?
- Improve student achievement in writing?
- Increase the number of students who are meeting or exceeding BC Writing Performance Standards?
Our Focus This Year
To support student growth in writing, we have identified writing as our school-wide learning goal. Throughout the year, staff have engaged in professional learning, collaboration, and inquiry focused on effective writing instruction.
In February, our staff participated in a school-based Professional Development Day dedicated to writing instruction. Teachers explored practical strategies to support students in developing writing skills across all grade levels and subject areas. We also partnered with literacy consultant Ms. Sandham, whose expertise in writing instruction has helped staff deepen their understanding of effective teaching practices and identify ways to better support student writers.
Next year, we will continue our work with Ms. Sandham as part of our school-wide writing initiative. Through this ongoing professional learning, staff will focus on evidence-based instructional practices that help students develop confidence, skills, and independence as writers.
What We Hope to Achieve
Through our school-wide focus on writing, we aim to help students:
we aim to help students:
- Develop a stronger understanding of the writing process
- Build confidence and enjoyment as writers
- Communicate their ideas clearly and effectively for a variety of purposes and audiences
- Strengthen their writing skills across all subject areas
- Improve overall writing achievement across all grade levels
We look forward to working in partnership with families as we support every student in becoming a capable, confident, and engaged writer.
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Thursday, June 25--Last Day for students and Term 3 Report Cards on Parent Connect–***Early Dismissal 10:30 AM***
Friday, June 26–Admin Day- No School for students
June 29-Sept 7–Summer Holiday–School is Closed
Sept 8 —First day back to school
District Info:
City of Delta Launches New Public Alert System
The City of Delta has announced the launch of Alertable, its new public alert system, designed to provide Delta residents, businesses, and visitors with timely information during emergencies and critical incidents.
Emergencies can happen at any time, and this new system will help keep Delta connected and informed through alerts delivered directly to personal devices, via text, email, phone, or mobile app. Registration for the new system is free, and anyone who spends time in Delta is encouraged to sign up today at delta.ca/Alerts.
Walk for Truth and Reconciliation – September 29
The school district’s Third Annual Walk for Truth and Reconciliation will take place on Tuesday, September 29. This event brings students and staff together in a meaningful way to honour the legacy of Residential School survivors and raise awareness about the importance of Reconciliation in Canada. The main walk and ceremony will take place at South Delta Secondary School (SDSS) in Tsawwassen. As in previous years, all Delta schools and work sites will participate by walking in their own communities before tuning in to the live-streamed ceremony.
This year, students and staff can purchase hoodies, T-shirts, toques, and hats featuring a unique logo designed by a South Delta Secondary student. Items can be ordered here. Items can be ordered here. All orders must be placed by June 30, 2026.
The Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) is recruiting Foster Caregivers throughout B.C. For more information, please visit Foster Caregiving – Province of BC
FamilySmart Events
FamilySmart knows that summer can feel like a lot. Changes in routine, less structure, and navigating the day-to-day can bring added challenges for families. FamilySmart will continue to offer a selection of free online and in-person events for families over the summer. These events are aimed at sharing experiences and strategies that help in the hard moments and focus on strengthening understanding and connection with kids. Learn more here: https://familysmart.ca/monthly-events/
Learn to Skate Program- see link below:
Learn to Skate – CanSkate Summer 2026
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
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The Weekly BUZZ
May 11-15, 2026
We hope you are having a fun and relaxing Mother’s Day with your families this weekend. All of our Stinger mothers deserve to be spoiled and/or focus on self-care as you do so much for your families throughout the entire year. and every day.
Dear Stinger Families:
We also want to thank our PAC for having a concession at the regional meet for the whole day! We appreciate you all so much!
This is the time of year when staffing allocations are made to schools and planning for the next school year begins. Due to this, it is extremely important that our enrolment numbers be as accurate as possible and, therefore, I would ask families who will be leaving Chalmers to contact the school as soon as possible with this information. Similarly, if you know of a family moving into our area, please encourage them to register their children as soon as possible to secure their placement at Chalmers Elementary.
As we plan for the 2024-25 school year, I would like to make you aware of factors that are important in organizing classes for next year.
Staffing and Class Size
The number of staff members assigned to Chalmers is decided by the Delta School District and is based on projected student enrolment. Enrolment estimates and class size guidelines affect the configuration of classes. Currently, the class size limit is 20 for Kindergarten, 22 for Grades 1-3, and 29 for Grades 4-7. Combined (split) classes are an organizational necessity based on student numbers. While combined classes are an organizational necessity, research indicates that multi-age groupings provide very positive learning environments for children. Studies show that children in multi-age classes learn to become more independent, responsible learners and develop a greater degree of social responsibility. Achievement levels of these students are as good as, or better than, the achievement levels of students placed in single grade classrooms.
Criteria for Student Placement
Assigning students to particular classes is a very complex task that takes into consideration a variety of factors, including learning styles and strengths, what a student is able to achieve in relation to the goals of the curriculum, degree of independence in work habits, social and personal needs, age and physical maturity, previous placements, number of ELL and students with diverse learning needs, and parental insight. Our objective is to create balanced classes based on intellectual and social / emotional / behavioural development, as well as peer support and other needs. The professional staff, including teachers, support staff and administrators are in contact with the children in the school setting for 30 hours a week. Therefore, the classroom placement of students must be determined through school-based professional evaluations. Teachers have school-based knowledge of the above and therefore can best determine where individual children should be placed.
Parent Input
As our partners, we recognize that parents have important information that can assist with the placement of students. Parents are welcome to advise the school of personal, educational, or social information that could affect a child’s placement. Our staff will keep in mind this information, along with the above considerations, when building classes.
This information should not include a request for placement with a particular teacher. Any requests received that request a specific teacher will not be considered.
Maternity leaves, retirements, and lay-offs combine to make school staffing a changing and ongoing process. Also, staff members may change grade levels due to school needs or further professional growth. Whatever the scenario, we strive to place your child in a warm, caring environment that will maximize their learning. If you have information about your child that you feel will assist us in making the best possible placement for them, please see the email from the school that was sent out as it contains the Parent Input form that needs to be completed and returned to the school by June 1 at the latest. Input received after this date will not be considered.
Dear Chalmers Families,
Our PAC AGM will be on May 27th at 7pm in the library. All parents and guardians are encouraged to attend. The AGM is an important opportunity to:
- Hear an overview of the PAC activities from the past year
- Review and vote on the PAC budget for the upcoming year
- Vote on the PAC Executive Team for next year
- Share ideas and help shape plans for next year
While our current executive team has expressed interest in standing for re-election, we continue to welcome expressions of interest from any PAC member who would like to contribute. Roles up for election:
- Chair
- Vice Chair
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- DPAC Representative
- Fundraising Chair
If you are interested in learning more about any role, please reach out to chalmers.pac.delta@gmail.com
Thank you for your support!
Chalmers PAC Executive Team
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Thursday, May 14- Grades 4-7 District Track Meet at North Delta Secondary School NDSS- all day
Friday, May 15- Professional Day- No School
Monday, May 18–Victoria Day- No School
District Info:
Free information session on May 28 about applying for BC Housing
- What: Free info session about applying for BC Housing supports.
- When: Thursday, May 28 from 10-11:30am
- Where: REACH Child & Youth Development Society (5050 47 Avenue, Ladner)
- Who: Anyone who is interested in applying for BC Housing supports or who supports those who may need to.
- How: Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1987453940236?aff=oddtdtcreator
he Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Hello,
Please find attached below in a link a list of programs and events offered at George Mackie Library in May.
We are very pleased to offer a “Chill and Chat with Cops” program on May 15th from 1:30 – 2:30 pm. It’s a wonderful opportunity for children and teens to meet with Delta Police officers to ask questions and learn about what police do, how to stay safe, or simply chat with the officers.
Thank you very much for promoting our free library programs.
Warm regards,
Renee
Renée Schuck, Library Services Assistant for the Delta Libraries (she/her/hers)
Fraser Valley Regional Library – George Mackie Library
604.594.8155 (ext.223)
@ReadLearnPlay | www.fvrl.ca
I acknowledge the land on which we gather and our libraries provide service is the shared traditional territory of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux peoples.
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
KPU Science Rendezvous
You are invited to a free, family-friendly STEAM festival — the largest public science festival in the Fraser Valley — where KPU opens their science labs and classrooms to the public, offering hands-on activities, experiments, arts and crafts, games, shows, and more! Tickets are free for this popular family event, but registration is required due to limited space.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Time: 11 am-2 pm
Location: KPU Langley Campus, 20901 Langley Bypass Website: kpu.ca/sr
Free Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/kpu-science-rendezvous-2026
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
See link:
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
North Delta Basketball Association (NDBA) Programs
NDBA Development Skills Training – Gray Elementary School Gym
Coed – 8 sessions on Fridays April 10th – May 29th
Grades 1 – 2: 5 – 6pm
Grades 3 – 7: 6 – 7pm
For more information, please email ndbainfo@gmail.com, call 672 755 2121 or visit www.deltabasketball.com
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May 4-8, 2026
Dear Stinger Families:
We would like to share an important staffing update with our school community.
After three wonderful years at Chalmers Elementary, Ms. Bryan will be moving on to a new opportunity as Vice Principal at Ladner Elementary. Ms. Bryan has brought tremendous care, dedication, and expertise to our school, and her positive impact on students, staff, and families will be deeply missed.
At the same time, we are pleased to welcome Mr. Penny as our new Vice Principal for the upcoming school year. Mr. Penny is currently the Vice Principal at Hawthorne Elementary and brings a wealth of experience to the role. He also has a special connection to Chalmers, having previously worked here as a teacher in 2009. He is very much looking forward to rejoining the Chalmers community and becoming part of the Stingers once again.
Please join us in thanking Ms. Bryan for her many contributions and in warmly welcoming Mr. Penny to Chalmers!
Sincerely,
Ms. Dash
Principal
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Wednesday, May 6- Grades 4-7 Track Meet at North Delta Secondary School- all day
District Info:
The Delta Police Department and City Bylaw Inspectors will be teaming up for the remainder of the school year to increase education and enforcement in all Delta school zones.
Throughout the past several months, officers have been actively monitoring these areas. However, we have consistently received a rise in complaints from concerned residents about:
Speeding vehicles
Parents stopping or parking illegally during drop-off and pick-up
Vehicles parked on crosswalks
Driveways being blocked
Motor Vehicle Act
Speeding in School Zone – fines range from $196-483 and possible vehicle impound.
Delta Highway Bylaws No. 6922, 2011
Sec 6.4(b) Stop, stand or park in front of or within 2 metres of driveway $75
Sec 6.4(d) Stop, stand or park within 5 metres of fire hydrant $75
Sec 6.4(m) Stop, stand or park contrary to traffic control device $50
We’re asking all parents and drivers to please slow down, follow posted signs, and show respect for the families and homeowners who are impacted by unsafe or inconsiderate driving.
♂️ Your cooperation helps keep our kids, school staff, and neighbourhoods safe. Thank you for doing your part.
Thank you
Sarah
| A/Sgt. Sarah Glen (she/her)
Community Support Section School Liaison Officer sglen@deltapolice.ca Delta Police Department General Inquiries 604.946.4444 Mobile: 604.754.3526 |
In acknowledgement of the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scǝẃaѲǝn (Tsawwassen), xʷmǝѲkʷǝỷǝm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
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he Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
KPU Science Rendezvous
You are invited to a free, family-friendly STEAM festival — the largest public science festival in the Fraser Valley — where KPU opens their science labs and classrooms to the public, offering hands-on activities, experiments, arts and crafts, games, shows, and more! Tickets are free for this popular family event, but registration is required due to limited space.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Time: 11 am-2 pm
Location: KPU Langley Campus, 20901 Langley Bypass Website: kpu.ca/sr
Free Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/kpu-science-rendezvous-2026
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
See link:
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
North Delta Basketball Association (NDBA) Programs
NDBA Development Skills Training – Gray Elementary School Gym
Coed – 8 sessions on Fridays April 10th – May 29th
Grades 1 – 2: 5 – 6pm
Grades 3 – 7: 6 – 7pm
NDBA Development Skills & Games Programs – Sungod Recreation Centre Gym
Girls Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 5:30 – 6:30pm or Saturdays 2:45 – 3:45pm
Boys Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 6:30 – 7:30pm or Saturdays 3:45 – 4:45pm
For more information, please email ndbainfo@gmail.com, call 672 755 2121 or visit www.deltabasketball.com
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The Weekly BUZZ
Apr 27-May 1, 2026
Thank you Stinger families for taking the time to join us last week for our student-led conferences. It was wonderful to see so many families engaged in celebrating their child’s learning, growth, and accomplishments. Your support and involvement make a meaningful difference in your child’s educational journey, and we truly appreciate your partnership.
April 28 – PAC Meeting at 7pm: This month’s meeting will be fully virtual. A link will be emailed on Tuesday.
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Wednesday, May 6- Grades 4-7 Track Meet at North Delta Secondary School- all day
District Info:
The Delta Police Department and City Bylaw Inspectors will be teaming up for the remainder of the school year to increase education and enforcement in all Delta school zones.
Throughout the past several months, officers have been actively monitoring these areas. However, we have consistently received a rise in complaints from concerned residents about:
Speeding vehicles
Parents stopping or parking illegally during drop-off and pick-up
Vehicles parked on crosswalks
Driveways being blocked
Motor Vehicle Act
Speeding in School Zone – fines range from $196-483 and possible vehicle impound.
Delta Highway Bylaws No. 6922, 2011
Sec 6.4(b) Stop, stand or park in front of or within 2 metres of driveway $75
Sec 6.4(d) Stop, stand or park within 5 metres of fire hydrant $75
Sec 6.4(m) Stop, stand or park contrary to traffic control device $50
We’re asking all parents and drivers to please slow down, follow posted signs, and show respect for the families and homeowners who are impacted by unsafe or inconsiderate driving.
♂️ Your cooperation helps keep our kids, school staff, and neighbourhoods safe. Thank you for doing your part.
Thank you
Sarah
| A/Sgt. Sarah Glen (she/her)
Community Support Section School Liaison Officer sglen@deltapolice.ca Delta Police Department General Inquiries 604.946.4444 Mobile: 604.754.3526 |
In acknowledgement of the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scǝẃaѲǝn (Tsawwassen), xʷmǝѲkʷǝỷǝm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
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Brent Gibson BCom., MBA Homestay Manager, International Student Programs |
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VISIT US |
LIKE US |
FOLLOW US |
SUBSCRIBE |
|
he Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
KPU Science Rendezvous
You are invited to a free, family-friendly STEAM festival — the largest public science festival in the Fraser Valley — where KPU opens their science labs and classrooms to the public, offering hands-on activities, experiments, arts and crafts, games, shows, and more! Tickets are free for this popular family event, but registration is required due to limited space.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Time: 11 am-2 pm
Location: KPU Langley Campus, 20901 Langley Bypass Website: kpu.ca/sr
Free Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/kpu-science-rendezvous-2026
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
See link:
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
North Delta Basketball Association (NDBA) Programs
NDBA Development Skills Training – Gray Elementary School Gym
Coed – 8 sessions on Fridays April 10th – May 29th
Grades 1 – 2: 5 – 6pm
Grades 3 – 7: 6 – 7pm
NDBA Development Skills & Games Programs – Sungod Recreation Centre Gym
Girls Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 5:30 – 6:30pm or Saturdays 2:45 – 3:45pm
Boys Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 6:30 – 7:30pm or Saturdays 3:45 – 4:45pm
For more information, please email ndbainfo@gmail.com, call 672 755 2121 or visit www.deltabasketball.com
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Apr 20-24, 2026
Chalmers’ Earth Week Activities April 20th – 24th, 2026
Earth Day takes place on Wednesday, April 22nd.
Millions of Canadians will participate in planned events and projects to address local environmental issues and celebrate our earth. Nearly every school-aged child in Canada will participate in an Earth Day activity!
In celebration of Earth Day, an activity is planned for each day of Earth Week. These activities include:
Monday, April 20th Lights Out Lunch (all week)
Tuesday, April 21st Litter-less Lunch
Wednesday, April 22nd Walk, Ride, or Roll to School Wednesday
Wear Earth Colours
Earth Day Assembly
Thursday, April 23rd “What on Earth?” Trivia Quiz
Friday, April 24th Power Down
Walk, Ride, or Roll to School Wednesday
We encourage all of Chalmers’ students to walk, bike, or roll to school.
If you must drive to school, please park 2 or 3 blocks away and walk with your child the rest of the way.
Between 8:25 and 8:40, Green Team volunteers will be at the front of the school, and in the undercover area near the primary playground, to stamp the hands of students who walk, ride, or roll to school. Students line up in front of the tables. One primary class and one intermediate class that have the highest percentage of students participating will win a prize!
Thank you for joining Chalmers in celebrating Earth Week!
Parents/caregivers are welcome to our Student-Led Conferences on Thursday, April 23rd from 2:15pm-6pm. There will be early dismissal at 2:00pm on Thursday April 23rd. This is an opportunity for your child(ren) to show you what they have been learning and share their goals for the last term. We encourage everyone to set aside some time to celebrate the learning your child will be sharing with you. Sign up for the conferences will be made available on Thursday, April 16th on Parent Connect.
All conferences are booked using the Parent Connect Interview Booking System. Please note that the office will not be booking appointments. Instructions will be included with a letter going home by email. Please make sure to update your email address with the school office if your email address has changed.
April 28 – PAC Meeting at 7pm: This month’s meeting will be fully virtual. A link will be emailed on Tuesday.
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Wednesday, April 22–Earth Day
Thursday, April 23--Early Dismissal 2pm for Student Led Conferences
District Info:
The Delta Police Department and City Bylaw Inspectors will be teaming up for the remainder of the school year to increase education and enforcement in all Delta school zones.
Throughout the past several months, officers have been actively monitoring these areas. However, we have consistently received a rise in complaints from concerned residents about:
Speeding vehicles
Parents stopping or parking illegally during drop-off and pick-up
Vehicles parked on crosswalks
Driveways being blocked
Motor Vehicle Act
Speeding in School Zone – fines range from $196-483 and possible vehicle impound.
Delta Highway Bylaws No. 6922, 2011
Sec 6.4(b) Stop, stand or park in front of or within 2 metres of driveway $75
Sec 6.4(d) Stop, stand or park within 5 metres of fire hydrant $75
Sec 6.4(m) Stop, stand or park contrary to traffic control device $50
We’re asking all parents and drivers to please slow down, follow posted signs, and show respect for the families and homeowners who are impacted by unsafe or inconsiderate driving.
♂️ Your cooperation helps keep our kids, school staff, and neighbourhoods safe. Thank you for doing your part.
Thank you
Sarah
| A/Sgt. Sarah Glen (she/her)
Community Support Section School Liaison Officer sglen@deltapolice.ca Delta Police Department General Inquiries 604.946.4444 Mobile: 604.754.3526 |
In acknowledgement of the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scǝẃaѲǝn (Tsawwassen), xʷmǝѲkʷǝỷǝm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
2026/27 Budget Recommendations
Phase 1 of this year’s budget public consultation process resulted in 167 online survey responses from parents/caregivers, students, staff, and community members on their budget priorities for the upcoming school year. Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. You can see a summary of the feedback, along with general information on where the school district’s funding comes from and how it is spent here.
Following consideration of this feedback and the Ministry’s funding announcement, the Delta Board of Education released the draft budget recommendations for 2026/27 on Thursday, April 16. The Delta Board of Education is now inviting you to provide feedback on these via a short online survey or by sending an email to budget@deltaschools.ca before noon on Monday, April 20. This will enable your feedback to be shared with the board prior to the Special Public Board Meeting for Budget Input on April 21.
Alternatively, if you would like to share your thoughts in person, you are welcome to attend the meeting on Tuesday, April 21 at the School Board Office, 4585 Harvest Drive, Ladner. The meeting will follow the Regular Board Meeting and is expected to begin at approximately 7:30 p.m. To sign up to speak at the Special Public Board Meeting, please email kaquino@deltaschools.ca by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 20.
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he Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
KPU Science Rendezvous
You are invited to a free, family-friendly STEAM festival — the largest public science festival in the Fraser Valley — where KPU opens their science labs and classrooms to the public, offering hands-on activities, experiments, arts and crafts, games, shows, and more! Tickets are free for this popular family event, but registration is required due to limited space.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Time: 11 am-2 pm
Location: KPU Langley Campus, 20901 Langley Bypass Website: kpu.ca/sr
Free Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/kpu-science-rendezvous-2026
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
See link:
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
North Delta Basketball Association (NDBA) Programs
NDBA Development Skills Training – Gray Elementary School Gym
Coed – 8 sessions on Fridays April 10th – May 29th
Grades 1 – 2: 5 – 6pm
Grades 3 – 7: 6 – 7pm
NDBA Development Skills & Games Programs – Sungod Recreation Centre Gym
Girls Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 5:30 – 6:30pm or Saturdays 2:45 – 3:45pm
Boys Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 6:30 – 7:30pm or Saturdays 3:45 – 4:45pm
For more information, please email ndbainfo@gmail.com, call 672 755 2121 or visit www.deltabasketball.com
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Apr 13-17, 2026
Happy Vaisakhi!
Wishing all of our families a joyful and meaningful Vaisakhi! May this special time bring happiness, renewal, and celebration to your homes. We hope those who celebrate have a wonderful Vaisakhi filled with community, gratitude, and tradition.
We will have a Vaisakhi Spirit Day on Monday, April 13th where we encourage everyone to wear bright colours and/or traditional outfits/dress to school if you want to participate.
Parents/caregivers are welcome to our Student-Led Conferences on Thursday, April 23rd from 2:15pm-6pm. There will be early dismissal at 2:00pm on Thursday April 23rd. This is an opportunity for your child(ren) to show you what they have been learning and share their goals for the last term. We encourage everyone to set aside some time to celebrate the learning your child will be sharing with you. Sign up for the conferences will be made available on Thursday, April 16th on Parent Connect.
All conferences are booked using the Parent Connect Interview Booking System. Please note that the office will not be booking appointments. Instructions will be included with a letter going home by email. Please make sure to update your email address with the school office if your email address has changed.
Chalmers’ Earth Week Activities April 20th – 24th, 2026
Earth Day takes place on Wednesday, April 22nd.
Millions of Canadians will participate in planned events and projects to address local environmental issues and celebrate our earth. Nearly every school-aged child in Canada will participate in an Earth Day activity!
In celebration of Earth Day, an activity is planned for each day of Earth Week. These activities include:
Monday, April 20th Lights Out Lunch (all week)
Tuesday, April 21st Litter-less Lunch
Wednesday, April 22nd Walk, Ride, or Roll to School Wednesday
Wear Earth Colours
Earth Day Assembly
Thursday, April 23rd “What on Earth?” Trivia Quiz
Friday, April 24th Power Down
Walk, Ride, or Roll to School Wednesday
We encourage all of Chalmers’ students to walk, bike, or roll to school.
If you must drive to school, please park 2 or 3 blocks away and walk with your child the rest of the way.
Between 8:25 and 8:40, Green Team volunteers will be at the front of the school, and in the undercover area near the primary playground, to stamp the hands of students who walk, ride, or roll to school. Students line up in front of the tables. One primary class and one intermediate class that have the highest percentage of students participating will win a prize!
Thank you for joining Chalmers in celebrating Earth Week!
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Wednesday, April 22–Earth Day
Thursday, April 23–Early Dismissal 2pm for Student Led Conferences
District Info:
The Delta Police Department and City Bylaw Inspectors will be teaming up for the remainder of the school year to increase education and enforcement in all Delta school zones.
Throughout the past several months, officers have been actively monitoring these areas. However, we have consistently received a rise in complaints from concerned residents about:
Speeding vehicles
Parents stopping or parking illegally during drop-off and pick-up
Vehicles parked on crosswalks
Driveways being blocked
Motor Vehicle Act
Speeding in School Zone – fines range from $196-483 and possible vehicle impound.
Delta Highway Bylaws No. 6922, 2011
Sec 6.4(b) Stop, stand or park in front of or within 2 metres of driveway $75
Sec 6.4(d) Stop, stand or park within 5 metres of fire hydrant $75
Sec 6.4(m) Stop, stand or park contrary to traffic control device $50
We’re asking all parents and drivers to please slow down, follow posted signs, and show respect for the families and homeowners who are impacted by unsafe or inconsiderate driving.
♂️ Your cooperation helps keep our kids, school staff, and neighbourhoods safe. Thank you for doing your part.
Thank you
Sarah
| A/Sgt. Sarah Glen (she/her)
Community Support Section School Liaison Officer sglen@deltapolice.ca Delta Police Department General Inquiries 604.946.4444 Mobile: 604.754.3526 |
In acknowledgement of the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scǝẃaѲǝn (Tsawwassen), xʷmǝѲkʷǝỷǝm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
2026/27 Budget Recommendations
Phase 1 of this year’s budget public consultation process resulted in 167 online survey responses from parents/caregivers, students, staff, and community members on their budget priorities for the upcoming school year. Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. You can see a summary of the feedback, along with general information on where the school district’s funding comes from and how it is spent here.
Following consideration of this feedback and the Ministry’s funding announcement, the Delta Board of Education released the draft budget recommendations for 2026/27 on Thursday, April 16. The Delta Board of Education is now inviting you to provide feedback on these via a short online survey or by sending an email to budget@deltaschools.ca before noon on Monday, April 20. This will enable your feedback to be shared with the board prior to the Special Public Board Meeting for Budget Input on April 21.
Alternatively, if you would like to share your thoughts in person, you are welcome to attend the meeting on Tuesday, April 21 at the School Board Office, 4585 Harvest Drive, Ladner. The meeting will follow the Regular Board Meeting and is expected to begin at approximately 7:30 p.m. To sign up to speak at the Special Public Board Meeting, please email kaquino@deltaschools.ca by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 20.
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Brent Gibson BCom., MBA Homestay Manager, International Student Programs |
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VISIT US |
LIKE US |
FOLLOW US |
SUBSCRIBE |
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he Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Community Kids Summer Swim Club Program
The Boundary Bay Bluebacks Club is offering a summer swim blue program to local elementary students in Tsawwassen. The program runs from May 1 – July 31 out of Winskill pool, providing an introduction to competitive swimming for young people ages 5 and up, to promote fun and fitness. Visit www.bluebacks.ca for more information.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
KPU Science Rendezvous
You are invited to a free, family-friendly STEAM festival — the largest public science festival in the Fraser Valley — where KPU opens their science labs and classrooms to the public, offering hands-on activities, experiments, arts and crafts, games, shows, and more! Tickets are free for this popular family event, but registration is required due to limited space.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026 Time: 11 am-2 pm
Location: KPU Langley Campus, 20901 Langley Bypass Website: kpu.ca/sr
Free Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/kpu-science-rendezvous-2026
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
See link:
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
North Delta Basketball Association (NDBA) Programs
NDBA Development Skills Training – Gray Elementary School Gym
Coed – 8 sessions on Fridays April 10th – May 29th
Grades 1 – 2: 5 – 6pm
Grades 3 – 7: 6 – 7pm
NDBA Development Skills & Games Programs – Sungod Recreation Centre Gym
Girls Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 5:30 – 6:30pm or Saturdays 2:45 – 3:45pm
Boys Only Ages 7-15 – 10 sessions starting April 7th or April 11th
Tuesdays 6:30 – 7:30pm or Saturdays 3:45 – 4:45pm
For more information, please email ndbainfo@gmail.com, call 672 755 2121 or visit www.deltabasketball.com
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Apr 6-10, 2026
Joyeux Pâques Chalmers! We hope everyone is having a chance to spend time with family and friends over the long 4 day weekend including tomorrow, Easter Monday. We will see you back at school on Tuesday April 7th.
School Calendar:
Upcoming Dates:
Monday, April 6–Easter Monday- No School
Thursday, April 23–Early Dismissal 2pm for Student Led Conferences
District Info:
The Delta Police Department and City Bylaw Inspectors will be teaming up for the remainder of the school year to increase education and enforcement in all Delta school zones.
Throughout the past several months, officers have been actively monitoring these areas. However, we have consistently received a rise in complaints from concerned residents about:
Speeding vehicles
Parents stopping or parking illegally during drop-off and pick-up
Vehicles parked on crosswalks
Driveways being blocked
Motor Vehicle Act
Speeding in School Zone – fines range from $196-483 and possible vehicle impound.
Delta Highway Bylaws No. 6922, 2011
Sec 6.4(b) Stop, stand or park in front of or within 2 metres of driveway $75
Sec 6.4(d) Stop, stand or park within 5 metres of fire hydrant $75
Sec 6.4(m) Stop, stand or park contrary to traffic control device $50
We’re asking all parents and drivers to please slow down, follow posted signs, and show respect for the families and homeowners who are impacted by unsafe or inconsiderate driving.
♂️ Your cooperation helps keep our kids, school staff, and neighbourhoods safe. Thank you for doing your part.
Thank you
Sarah
| A/Sgt. Sarah Glen (she/her)
Community Support Section School Liaison Officer sglen@deltapolice.ca Delta Police Department General Inquiries 604.946.4444 Mobile: 604.754.3526 |
In acknowledgement of the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scǝẃaѲǝn (Tsawwassen), xʷmǝѲkʷǝỷǝm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
Each year around this time, the Delta School District begins developing the budget for the upcoming school year. Your voice plays an important role in this work, and we invite all families, staff, students, partners, rights‑holders and community members to take part in the consultation process.
As in previous years, you can provide input through an online survey, email, regular mail, or your school’s PAC.
You’ll have opportunities to share feedback:
- Respond to the draft budget recommendations between April 16–21.
Please take a moment to review this handout (see this link), which outlines the budget consultation process.
We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us.
Warm regards,
Joe Muego
Chair, Delta Board of Education
2026/2027 School Year Budget Consultation Process
The Delta Board of Education is inviting parents/caregivers, staff, students, partners, rights-holders and local community members to share their priorities for next year’s budget. Your feedback will assist the Board in developing the budget as it allocates funds to various operating costs and capital expenses.
There are several ways to provide input:
- Complete a short online survey
- Email your thoughts to budget@deltaschools.ca
- Send a letter to Delta School District, 4585 Harvest Drive, Delta, B.C., V4K 5B4
- Connect with your school’s PAC to share input
Please click here to learn more about this year’s consultation process. You will have another opportunity to provide feedback in April before the budget is finalized.
Parent Resources:
Feelings First:
Feelings First is a new provincial initiative focused on strengthening the social and emotional health of young children—recognizing that it’s just as important as physical health. A child’s ability to express emotions, manage stress, build friendships, and connect with the world through stories, conversations, and play all stem from these early foundations. As part of this initiative, free, self-paced e-learning modules have been launched for early years professionals, educators, parents, and caregivers. The modules explore social and emotional development from birth to age five and include short videos, real-world examples, practical strategies and insights from child health experts. For more information, visit https://www.feelingsfirst.ca/
The Science Al!VE STEM program has the opportunity to access STEM Spring and Summer camps at a reduced cost for families experiencing financial barriers.
This year, they have a central submission form for parents and guardians to request camp bursaries, which can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/bursaries. Camp topics and registration links for Spring Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/spring-break. Camp topics and registration links for Summer Break Camps can be found at https://sciencealive.ca/summer-academy
Royal Soccer Club Summer Day Camps
Royal Soccer Club is a registered non-profit organization that has served the Delta since 1993. It offers summer day camps that are designed for children ages 5 to 13 (Kindergarten to Grade 8) and focus on promoting physical activity, confidence, teamwork, leadership, and positive social development in a fun and inclusive environment. In addition, they offer volunteer opportunities for high school students in Grades 9 to 12, providing valuable leadership experience and community service hours. See the attached flyers for more information.
Spring 2026 NDBA Basketball development programs
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