Parking Lot Etiquette & Behaviour During two small windows of time every school day, almost 400 students arrive at and leave from VCS. Although we are fortunate to have organized drop off and pick up procedures, the sheer volume of traffic creates a challenge at these times. We are asking for your help and cooperation […]
Author archives: Alison Edblad
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Transportation Required? Bus Route Available for VCS Students
Wondering about the VCS bus route? We currently have 2 routes – one covering Armstrong and the other for the Vernon area. We also have a part-time ridership program available, please see below for costs. The cost for the full-time program is: 1 child $115/month 2 children $185/month 3 or more children $210/month Part-time ridership […]
Class of 2018
EC “Driven to Serve” highlights
For the 2nd DTS of the year, some students went to Heron Grove and baked cookies with the folks there The Grade 5 class had been talking about being “Earth Keepers”, learning about topics such as reducing garbage, reusing, recycling, and composting. One of the items we learned about that causes a lot of problems for our environment […]
Important Dates – SC
Secondary students and parents, please mark your calendars with these year-end events: June 6 – SC Awards Assembly June 13 – Beach Day – Kin Beach June 15 – Year-end Chapel – 11:15 am June 15 – Last day of classes – NOON dismissal June 18-20 – Grade 10-12 Exams June 21 – 7:00 pm […]
Grade 7’s Walk for Water
Our grade 7 class walked for “Water for South Sudan”. Inspired after reading the novel A Long Walk For Water, our students have raised over $700 towards a well in South Sudan.
First Aid Kit Care Volunteer
Our First Aid Kits at both campuses are assessed and replenished every 1 – 2 years. In the past we have had a parent volunteer with an interest and possibly even access to discounted medical supplies take on this project. If you are that qualified parent, we would love to hear from you at the EC […]
HS Intensive – Of Earth & Water
During the week of May 22nd to May 25th, a group of students, parents, and two very lucky teachers headed to the lower mainland to engage in learning in many unique and amazing environments. Our prayer before we left was that God would give us vision to see many things: each other, the people and […]
Middle School Works to “Break the Cycle”
FLOOD SUPPORT GROUP With last year’s flood still fresh in many of our minds, one group of students committed to learning more about the flood risk that exists in our community. After some initial communication with the city, the group set out to fill as many sand bags as they could in a single morning […]