Services offered by the Occupational Therapist to teachers, students, and families include but are not limited to: Consultation to teachers to help students be as independent as possible in all areas within the school and community To promote the quality of movement...
The University of British Columbia’s Recreation and Camps has put together a number of video resources to help families adjust at-home learning. Resources are divided by age categories: 6-8 and 9-12 year-olds. Families can use tablets, laptops or smartphones to...
POPARD, the Provincial Outreach Program for Autism and Related Disorders has made many of their upcoming training events available online. There are events for both educators and families. For a list of available training events, click here
The YMCA is offering play activities, virtual workouts as well as wellness activities for families to do at home for free! YPlay offers arts and crafts as well as physical activities for children and families YThrive hosts at home workouts for all levels YWell hosts...
Our “Bags of Goodness” have been delivered! We understand the important role proper nutrition plays in our education, as well as our physical and mental health. We have continued to provide a food program for our students who normally access our breakfast and lunch...
For younger children, playing and learning are often the same thing. Play is especially important for developing social skills, developing gross and fine motor skills, and stimulating the mind. At school, children are provided with many opportunities for play:...
Stressed out? Lonely? Experiencing bullying or abuse? Feeling anxious or sad? Worried about a friend? Your counselors want you to know that you’re not alone. They are here for you, and you can also call the Kids Help Phone. CALL Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868...
Our District Literacy Team compiled an infographic of online resources for K-5 students. These websites are great for families and educators looking for online sources and material to support literacy!
