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Camp OC – Summer 2019
Science World’s touring science team is in School District No. 83 (North Okanagan-Shuswap) this week!
The On The Road program uses fun, inquiry-based demonstrations to engage students in science, to spark curiosity and to stimulate learning.
Carlin Elementary Middle School was first on the tour! Principal Shane Corston commented at his school there were two assemblies, one with students from kindergarten to grade four where How2Science was presented and the other with students in grades five to eight, where the presentation was entitled Earth Wind Science.
“The presenters were awesome and the students and staff were engaged and enthusiastic,” added Corston.
This week Science World will also make presentations at Silver Creek Elementary, Bastion Elementary, North Canoe Elementary, Shuswap Middle School, Ranchero Elementary, North Shuswap Elementary, Grindrod Elementary and Falkland Elementary.
Science World On The Road visits more than 30,000 students each year, at schools outside the Lower Mainland, who might not otherwise have a chance to visit Science World at TELUS World of Science. The goals are to pique science curiosity, boost science literacy and inspire future science and technology leaders.
Expect Respect and A Safe Education (ERASE)
erase is all about building safe and caring school communities . This includes empowering students, parents, educators and the community partners who support them to get help with challenges, report concerns to schools, and learn about complex issues facing students.
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Wild Wonders Camps
Dear families,
The eighth summer of Shuswap Wild Wonders outdoor learning camps is fast approaching and registration is now open.
We have 7 camps on offer, ranging from Kindergarten through Grade 9.
Camps this year include a K/1, 1/2, 3/4, 5-7, 8/9, 3-5 Indigenous-themed camp in Armstrong, and a 3-5 Art/Drama camp. All grades listed refer to what grade your child is currently in.
Our programs are led by experienced and professional outdoor educators, which include teachers, biologists, Indigenous educators, horticulturists, musicians and artists. Our camps are situated in the different wild spaces around the Shuswap as well as two in the Revelstoke area. Camps focus on team-building, confidence-building, studying the landscape and culture, and deepening your child’s connection to the outdoors.
For information on each camp and to register, please visit our webpage at this link:
Any questions can be directed to shuswapwildwonders@gmail.com
We hope to see you in one of our camps this summer!
Thanks,
the Shuswap Wild Wonders team
Kindergarten Orientation
