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Health information from VIHA:
Beware of Bats
Keeping Active Children Hydrated
Play It Safe with Your Smile
Protect Your Child's Hearing

Online event for parents and caring adults on how to have caring, connected conversations with kids to positively support their mental health. Event is on Tuesday, May 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Registration is required: Monthly Events - FamilySmart
Family Smart

Health information from VIHA:
Head Lice Awareness
Life Threatening Allergies
Screen Time and Your Child
Spring Into Spring

Information on the Campbell River Skating Club’s Spring 2024 programs. 
Learn To Skate Program

Campbell River schools have been invited to participate in the Shoreline Orthodontics Tri-K Triathlon on May 26. Below are some of the ways Campbell River Schools can get involved. 

ways Campbell River Schools can get involved. Please share with your families, students and staff. 

  1. Al Pullin Trophy for Schools:

The Al Pullin trophy will be awarded annually to the school that supports the Tri-K Triathlon by encouraging participation (students, staff, families, and friends) in the event, promoting active lifestyles.  Remind everyone to select your school upon registration. 

  1. T-shirt Contest:

Design this years Tri-K T-shirt!  Open to students ages 5-13 years.  See details and HERE

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  1. Volunteer

Volunteering is another great way to get involved.  Perhaps students need some volunteer hours for Graduation - perhaps this is an area of interest but you want to see what it looks like before participating - maybe you do it every year but are working through some injuries that are limiting your participation.  Check out how to volunteer HERE.

  1. Participate!

Registration is now open, give it Tri!  Multiple registration opportunities for ages 4 years old to 110 years.  There is something for everyone, if one of the areas is not your strength there are options to only do parts of the event too.

Drop-in activities, events and programs at Strathcona Gardens for April, May & June. 
Spring 2024 Newsletter

National Lifeguard - Lifesaving Society
Information from Strathcona Gardens on the National Lifeguard Pool Option course for high school students 15+. 
National Lifeguard Pool Option

Snow To Surf
Flyer on this year’s Snow to Surf event on April 28. This year’s junior division registration is 100% refunded upon race completion.
RLP Snow to Surf Poster

Vancouver Island Regional Science Fair
Information on the Vancouver Island Regional Science Fair April 28-29. VIRSF Poster

Y Mind Poster
Information on a seven-week mental wellness program offered by Campbell River Family Services. The program is available to youth 13-18 years of age who are experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety. 

Strathcona GFB
Greenways Land Trust Good Food Box produce fundraiser. Subsidized boxes available – limited to 1 per household/order without any extra information needed. 

Parenting Children with ADHD Support Group
Offered through parent Support Services Society. Open to anyone in BC online via Zoom. Every two weeks on Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Free, anonymous and confidential self-help group providing parents and caregivers with a safe space to share their stories, build communities, learn new skills, receive emotional support and discover new services and resources. Register here

Wild Night Out
A regional harm reduction campaign for late middle & secondary school students. 

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