Comox Valley Schools is responding to the governments plea for school
districts to support essential service workers and their families with childcare services during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
This will be the first time for members on the winning team to advance beyond the provincial
level to represent Vancouver Island on the world stage as one of a handful of regions across
Canada.
There is a lot of fun in store at the museum’s Spring Fling and Easter Things event which runs from 11 am to 2 pm on Saturday, April 4th!
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There were 240 competitors from 17 different schools across the region that competed in 20 different skilled trades and technology categories ranging from automotive, carpentry, culinary, and welding to media including photography, animation, and web design. A junior event is also included in the annual regional event with competitions in gravity cars (design and performance), spaghetti-bridge design and VexIQ robotics.
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“It is bittersweet for me to be leaving the CVCDA”, said Joanne Schroeder. “My time in this role has allowed me to be part of a thriving and generous community of children, families, staff and volunteers. It has been a wonderful experience. I am particularly proud of the completion of the new Comox Valley Autism Centre, and the expansion and introduction of several programs. The CVCDA has always played a leadership role in the community and I have appreciated the chance to continue this tradition through my participation in the Early Years Collaborative, the Local Action team, the Local Hero initiative, and the Social Planning Committee. It is through these partnerships that we most effectively leverage meaningful action for our children and families.”
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This new resource is filled with local historic images and stories and provide ideas and materials
for hands-on textile activities. Students will card raw wool, learn to weave and recognize the
difference between organic materials and those made from synthetics.
With the support of the Comox Valley Montessori Society, the expansion of our popular Montessori program to West Courtenay was made possible. The program will begin at the start of the 2020 – 21 school year.
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Are you a young woman enrolled in a secondary school in British Columbia between the age of 15 and 18 and are passionate about protecting our oceans? In partnership with Ocean Wise, the Tribune Bay Outdoor Education Centre and Navigate NIDES, Comox Valley Schools is excited to announce the 3rd annual Ocean Literacy and Leadership Camp will take place 12 to 16 July 2020. Participants will embark on a learning journey in leadership and put their new-found skills into action with an ocean conservation project
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Have you often wondered what to do with all those previously read books that now take space on the shelf and are no longer of value for your family? Consider donating them to a good cause.
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Approximately 2,100 Vancouver Island grade four students are set to discover the magic of symphony music this January, through the Vancouver Island Symphony’s music education program.
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