Little Gator’s Summer Program:
Dates: July 8 – August 30, 2024.
Hours: 7 am to 6 pm, M-F (closed holidays).
Ages: Kindergarten – Grade 6.
– Students must have completed Kindergarten to register.-
Licensed Out of School Care.
Pick up and drop off at Bert Ambrose Elementary School BASC Portable.
Cost: $250/week – eligible for CCFRI (Kindergarten students) and ACCB.

***Please note – registration is on a weekly basis as needed. We are not offering part time spaces this summer. If you have any questions, please call the coordinator directly 250-264-7186.  Thank you.

Program Description: This program follows our regular programming from last year – students are broken into groups based around ages for activities that are planned with that age group in mind. Students will have a team lead, and go on field trips into the community. This program has an open ended pick up and drop off time, that allows parents the flexibility in their day. Program planning follows weekly themes and has activities and projects that align with those themes.

You can download an application form below the poster.

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Fort St John – May 14^th, 2024 – Rotary is proud to announce its partnership with Northern Health, School ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ 59, School ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ 60, the University of Northern British Columbia, and Northern Lights College for a collaborative three-day project aimed at exploring careers in healthcare.

Scheduled to take place from May 13^th -15th, this initiative seeks to inspire and educate students about the wide array of opportunities available within the healthcare sector. Through interactive workshops, presentations, and hands-on activities, participants will gain valuable insights into various healthcare professions, including nursing, medicine, allied health, and administration.

“Rotary is committed to supporting youth development and fostering community engagement,” said Kris Olsen, President Sunrise Rotary Club. “By joining forces with our partners in healthcare and education, we aim to empower students to explore their interests and aspirations while contributing to the future of healthcare.”

The project will provide students with the opportunity to interact with healthcare professionals, ask questions, and learn about the skills and competencies required for different roles in the healthcare field. Participants will also receive guidance on educational pathways and career development opportunities.

“We are excited to collaborate with Rotary, Northern Health, and our educational partners to offer this experience to students,” said Catherine Leroux, ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ Principal at School ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ 59. “This initiative aligns with our mission to prepare students for success in a rapidly evolving world and to inspire them to pursue rewarding careers that make a positive impact on society.”

The University of Northern British Columbia and Northern Lights College will play integral roles in providing resources, expertise, and mentorship throughout the project. Faculty members and students from various healthcare disciplines will engage with participants, sharing their experiences and insights into the healthcare profession.

“We are delighted to support this initiative and to engage with students who are interested in exploring healthcare careers,” said Bruce Denis, Campus Development Liaison and Operations Manager at the University of Northern British Columbia. “Through collaboration and mentorship, we aim to inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders and innovators.”

Northern Health encourages students, educators, and community members to participate in this exciting opportunity to learn about the diverse career paths within the healthcare sector.

For more information and to register for the project, please visit

About Rotary: Rotary brings together a global network of volunteer leaders dedicated to tackling the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.2 million members from more than 35,000 Rotary clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives at both the local and international levels, from helping families in need to eradicating polio worldwide.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Bruce Denis

Campus Development Liaison and Operations Manager

Northwest campus, South-Central campus and Peace ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ-Liard campus

University of Northern British Columbia

4837 Keith Ave. Terrace, BC

C: 250-922-4644

P: 250-615-3327

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Xplorefest is an annual event dedicated to introducing Grade 5 students to the exciting world of applied design, skills trades, and technology. Through hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, and industry engagement, Xplorefest aims to inspire and empower young minds to explore diverse career opportunities and pursue their passions. Please see the release below the pictures for further information.

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Find more information on their website at and on their .

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SD60 Student Admission + School Choice_Letter to Parents_April 2024

Due to enrollment some schools are closed to new variances in advance.

Margaret Ma Murray Community School is closed to new variances for 2024-2025

A printable Attendance Variance Application is available. Complete and bring this form to your home catchment school. Paper copies are also available at your home catchment school. The school will share the completed application to the variance school requested. In the case of shared custody agreements both parents should be in agreement prior to submitting a variance application.

For information on registering for school please see our Register for School page.

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Superintendent’s ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ

The Superintendent’s monthly report is available at

Board Meeting

Our public Board Meeting was held on April 22. The recording is available at and on our Youtube channel at

The schedule, agenda, and meeting packages for board meetings are available at

Grade 6 Band Registration

The Beginner Band is accepting registration for students currently in grade 5. Please see the registration form below which includes a video about the band. 

A frequently asked question is about band and sports. Yes students can participate in both. Efforts are made around scheduling so students can participate in elementary sports and band.

Kindergarten Registration

If you have a child born in 2019 or know someone who does, it is time to register for Kindergarten for September 2024 startup. Seven schools are at 75% or higher of projected seats spoken for. Register soon to save that seat! More info is available at /register-for-school/

BC Services Card and MyEducation BC Parent Login

Tired of resetting your portal password? Parents can now login to MyEducation BC with their BC Services Card app. For more details see

Upcoming Dates

April 29, 2024 – Non-Instructional Day – Schools Closed

May 10, 2024 – Non-Instructional Day Indigenous Learning – Schools Closed

May 20, 2024 – Victoria Day – Schools Closed

June 21, 2024 – National Indigenous People’s Day – Schools OPEN

June 27, 2024 – Last Day for Students

June 28, 2024 – Administrative Day – School close for the summer at the end of the day

For more information on the district calendar please see /district/district-calendars/

School Contacts

You can find phone numbers and websites for schools along with a school catchment locator at /schools/ .

Our communication channels include our primary channel, , social media via Ìý&²¹³¾±è; & , and email.

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For Immediate Release – Please see the pdf included below.

Congratulations to the five NPSS medalists!

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• Swas Ghosh
• Joshua Coenders
• Taha Ahmed

Students applied through a competitive process with a record number of applicants for only 1500 spots at one of 22 Canadian universities, including a digital campus.

You can learn more about Shad Canada at

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