Community News Archive
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![Students going into Grades 8-12 and their parents are invited to attend the Secondary Open House events.This provides an opportunity to tour the school, meet the teachers and principals, and […]](https://aubrey.burnabyschools.ca/wp-content/themes/ar2-d57c18d/images/empty_thumbnail.gif "Secondary School Open Houses")
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Secondary School Open Houses
Posted on January 9, 2019Students going into Grades 8-12 and their parents are invited to attend the Secondary Open House events.This provides an opportunity to tour the school, meet the teachers and principals, and […] -
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Raising Digitally Responsible Youth Workshop
Posted on April 30, 2018Please click here for more information. -
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2018 Play to Learn- Open Houses
Posted on April 10, 2018Stoney Creek, Maywood, Cascade Heights and Stride Community School are offering some exciting opportunities for families with young children. Please click here for more details. -
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Family Day Info
Posted on January 30, 2018Click here for more information. -
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Balloholics Youth Basketball
Posted on January 17, 2018Balloholics provides classes for students in a fun environment from 5 years old to grade 9 in a year round program. Our coaches are trained and students learn the FUNdamentals […] -
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Spring Break Opportunities
Posted on January 16, 2018Please click here for details about our Burnaby Spring Break Camp offerings. -
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Winter Story Times & Programs at the Burnaby Public Library
Posted on January 16, 2018Please click below for more details. Cameron Branch McGill Branch Tommy Douglas Branch Metrotown Branch Metrotown Activities for School Aged Students -
![UBC Girlsmarts is a non-profit organization launched by the UBC Computer Science department to help girls spark and sustain an interest in computer science. Our organization has been running workshops […]](https://aubrey.burnabyschools.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/commuity-200x110.png "Community Opportunity: UBC Girlsmarts!")
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Community Opportunity: UBC Girlsmarts!
Posted on November 14, 2017UBC Girlsmarts is a non-profit organization launched by the UBC Computer Science department to help girls spark and sustain an interest in computer science. Our organization has been running workshops […]