BUILDING FINE YOUNG
MEN. ONE BOY AT A TIME.
WELCOME
Welcome to the new 2025–26 school year. I wonder what it will hold?
The wonderful thing about working in a school is that each year starts afresh. The successes and struggles of the previous year are gone, yesterday’s news. Instead, before us lies a fresh canvas with nothing on it. So much is possible.
Of course, momentum from your successes can carry forward into this from last year and similarly, you may worry that some struggles you had last year might bleed into this year. That’s fair to consider. But it does not diminish that we always start with that blank canvas. A fresh start. So much is possible.
So with that optimism, welcome to the new school year!
Sine Timore Aut Favore.
DAVID YOUNG Head of School
GREETINGS
FROM THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SENIOR SCHOOL
Dear St. George’s Families,
Welcome back to another exciting year at St. George’s School! I hope this letter finds you and your loved ones continuing to enjoy all that summer has to offer. With the move into our new Senior School campus in January of this past year, we were fortunate to experience many firsts in the latter stages of the previous school year. Now, 2025–26 will represent our first full school year in Brown Hall, Tang Hall, and Princeps Hall. Last year also saw the return of the historic Wings to the Senior School. It was amazing to watch the boys of Clark, Fell, Tupper, and McDougall compete and bond together at our various Wing Days and events. Congratulations to Clark for winning the Annual Wings Championship! We are pleased to once again kick off the year with all our students at the now traditional Wings Fest on September 3rd. It really does provide a fun and ideal way to bring our community back together.
Every new school year brings with it a healthy amount of change. Here at the Senior School, I am excited about our new Leadership Team. Ms. Phoebe Darwin will begin her first year as Vice Principal of Student Life. Similarly, Mr. Dima Povalyaev enters into the new position of Vice Principal, Student Wellness. Mr. Liam Sullivan is assuming leadership of Harker Hall and our Boarding Program as the Vice Principal, Boarding Life. He is working closely with Ms. Gillian Ani, who is the Assistant Vice Principal, Boarding Life. Lastly, Mr. Chris Vytasek will continue his outstanding oversight of our Academic Program as Vice Principal, Academics. He will remain closely connected to Mr. Stephen Ziff, Assistant Vice Principal Academics. I am eager to collaborate with this exceptional team of educators and leaders as we work alongside our decorated and passionately engaged faculty and staff.
I am always mindful of the powerful partnership that we have with our families. We share the same ambition, which is to do everything possible to help each of our students maximize their potential and become the best versions of themselves. In order for our boys to develop into ready and relevant future leaders, it is crucial that we leverage all facets of their school experience. Whether it is Academics, Student Life, or our deeply held commitment to facilitating an environment that nurtures wellness and belonging for every boy, our mission remains vibrantly clear to us. Simply put, this mission is guiding and supporting our boys.
The following information included in this digital book document provides details about school start-up, including the Academic and Student Life Programs. As always, please check the website and read the weekly Saints eNews to stay informed about all the amazing activities and events going on at the School. The “My Resources” page of the website is also a helpful tool as it provides invaluable information about the school’s policies and routines..
Here’s to an enriching and fulfilling year ahead! Thank you for your unwavering support and trust in St. George’s School. Together, we will strive to nurture young minds, building fine young men who will each contribute to making this world a better place.
Kindest regards,
MR. LEN GURR Principal, Senior School
SCHOOL
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT
THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL ON SEPTEMBER 3
NEW STUDENTS SHOULD ARRIVE AT 8:30 AM:
Beginning at 8:30 am on Wednesday, September 3rd, all new students attend our New Student Orientation. New students are expected to wear their # 1 School Uniform for the orientation. All Grade 8 students will meet in the Auditorium, and new students in Grades 9–12 are asked to meet in Princeps Hall.
WINGS FESTIVAL FOR ALL SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENTS STARTS AT 12:00 PM:
Beginning at 12:00 pm on Wednesday, September 3rd, all students are expected to participate in Wings Fest. The Festival begins with a mandatory Barbecue Lunch from 12:00–1:00 pm followed by an afternoon of Wings activities, competitions, and games. The Wings Festival concludes at 3:15 pm. Students are to bring in their PE strip to change into for the Festival.
WINGS FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:
• 12:00–1:00 pm: Mandatory Outdoor Barbeque Lunch For All Students
• 1:00–1:30 pm: Wings Spirit Rallies
• 1:30– 2:30 pm: Wings Competitions And Games
• 2:30–3:00 pm: Full Wings Tug-Of-War Competition
• 3:00–3:15 pm: End Of Day Freezies
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING WING FESTIVAL ATTIRE:
Please note that the dress for the afternoon will be PE shorts and Wings t-shirt.
PARKING ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL:
Please do not park in the Bus Zone on the west side of Camosun Street between West 27th Avenue and West 28th Avenue or anywhere on the Senior School property. Parking is recommended around Chaldecott Park, where it is permitted.
All students begin classes on Thursday, September 4th at 8:30 am and they should wear their #1 School Uniform. Students should report to their Advisory classroom, which is noted on their course schedule available in the School Portal. The school year will immediately begin with our normal Day 1 and Day 2 rotation. Meaning that September 4th will be a Day 1, while September 5th will be a Day 2. Returning students will know this is a change from the start of last year.
Please note that school begins daily at 8:30 am with a warning bell at 8:25 am. We value punctuality at St. George’s School and expect all students to plan accordingly so that they are at school before the warning bell and in class on time, ready to learn. For more details about the daily schedule, please refer to the Academic Program Section of this document.
Students are expected to wear their # 1 School Uniform beginning September 4th. Details about uniform and personal appearance are available in the Student Life Section of this document.
SEPTEMBER KEY DATES
August 31 (12:00–3:30 pm)
September 2 (4:00–7:00 pm)
September 3 (8:30 am)
September 3 (12:00 pm)
September 4 (8:30 am–3:15 pm)
September 4 (4:00-4:45 pm)
September 4 (5:00-5:45 pm)
September 5–7
September 8–9
September 18
September 25
September 22–26
September 30
September 29 – October 3
October 13
DROP-OFF, PICK-UP & PARKING
New Boarders Move-In
New Boarder & Family BBQ
SGPA Welcome Back Barbecue (Senior School)
New Student Orientation and Grade 8 Student Jump Start (Students wear their # 1 School Uniform and will then change for Wings Fest)
All Senior Students Lunch and Wings Fest
Classes Begin (#1 School Uniform)
Grade 8 Parent Information Session
Grade 9 Parent Welcome And Outdoor Education Information Evening
Harker Hall Retreat (Boarders)
Grade 8 Camp Summit Overnight Camp
Photo Day
Meet The Teacher Evening (On Campus)
New Parents Dinner
Explorer 9 Outdoor Education Week 1
Truth & Reconciliation Day (No Classes)
Explorer 9 Outdoor Education Week 2
Thanksgiving (No Classes)
We strongly encourage all students to take the bus, cycle, or walk to school. If your son must be driven to school, please drop him off a block or two away (eg. Chaldecott Park) and have him walk the final distance. Limited drop-off/pick-up space is available on the west side of Camosun between West 28th Ave and West 29th Ave, and on the south side of West 29th Ave, west of Camosun. Please do not pick up or drop off in bus zones or no-stopping areas. Always move your car forward as far as possible before dropping off your child.
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION
Student safety is our number one priority, but sometimes critical incidents do occur. If this does happen, St. George’s School will contact you via text message and email. These communications will direct you to where to find more information (i.e., the school website) and/or when you can expect the next update.
You can also follow our Instagram account and website for updates during an emergency: Instagram: @saintsbc | School Website: www.stgeorges.bc.ca
During the 2025–26 School year, you can expect to receive emails and text messages as part of our process of emergency preparedness drills as we conduct drills with students and staff.
SCHOOL BUS SERVICE
The School operates a complimentary Bus Service that serves the Metro Vancouver region, including Burnaby, the North Shore, Richmond, Vancouver, and UBC. In addition to morning service to the school each day, there are two returning buses at 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm to support After School and Co-Curricular Activities. Please note there is no 5:30 pm bus on Fridays.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BUS SERVICE FOR SEPTEMBER 3–5
• School Bus Service will commence on September 3rd for the Junior School and Senior School.
• There will only be morning and 3:30 pm Bus Service for the first week of school from September 3rd–5th.
• Regular Bus Service commences on Monday, September 8th.
REGISTRATION FOR SCHOOL BUS SERVICE
There is no additional cost for the Bus Service; however, students must register in order to be eligible to ride the bus.
Registration for Bus Service is now up and running. As in past years, registration for the routes will be on the School Portal. Once logged in, there will be a message on the home page stating you have a form to fill out. When you click on this message, it will take you to the registration page. Please read the information and follow the instructions on the registration form.
2025–26 BUS ROUTES
Here are the Bus Routes for the 2025-26 school year.
Please note:
The Arbutus Club stop will no longer be on the MidTown route. It has now been moved to the CrossTown route.
BUS LOADING LOCATIONS AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL DAY
The Burnaby/49th, Deer Lake/41st, Richmond East, and Richmond West/Express load on Camosun Street. The location for boarding the CrossTown, MidTown, and North Shore routes is in the driveway at the front of the Old Senior School building. The UBC bus loads in the bus parking lot at the rear of the Senior Campus.
Transportation personnel will be in place for the first two weeks of school to assist students in finding their bus.
For more information, please visit the Transportation page on our website or contact: MR. GARY BACKHOUSE Head of Transportation Phone: 604-221-3618 | email: transportation@stgeorges.bc.ca.
THANKS FOR RIDING THE BUS!
For any questions regarding the following information, please reach out to:
MR. CHRIS VYTASEK, VICE PRINCIPAL, ACADEMICS cvytasek@stgeorges.bc.ca
In this section, you’ll find information about:
• Bell Schedule and Day 1 / Day 2 Rotations
• Schedules and Course Change Requests
• Textbooks and Textbook Collection
• School Supplies and Summer Reading
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
DAILY SCHEDULE (DAY 1 / DAY 2 ROTATIONS)
St. George’s School has a Day 1 and Day 2 rotation. The order of blocks will rotate approximately every four weeks. New this year is our Wednesday schedule. Wednesdays are when we will have a consistently altered schedule and introduce an X-block to allow more space for essential programming that does not fit into our traditionally scheduled courses. Most Wednesdays will follow this altered schedule except for Flex Days. Flex Days take place six times throughout the school year on Wednesdays. Further details are shared weekly with students through the Student Life Canvas page. 2025–26 School Key Dates can be found here
BELL SCHEDULE
Our school schedule strives to balance the importance of sleep for student wellness and the creation of time for other important aspects of wellness such as community gatherings and Advisory. The warning bell rings at 8:25 am, and classes begin at 8:30 am.
8:30-9:40 am MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Period
9:50-11:00 am
11:05-11:35 am
11:35 am -12:35 pm
12:45-1:55 pm 2:05-3:15 pm 3:30-4:45 pm
1 8:30–9:30 am Period 2 9:40–10:40 am X Block 10:50–11:50 am Lunch 11:50 am -12:55 pm Period 3 1:05–2:05 pm Period 4 2:15–3:15 pm
Block (Mon–Thu)
SCHEDULES AND COURSE CHANGE REQUESTS
Preliminary schedules were posted in early July, and more detailed schedules for all students are now posted on the School Portal. For technical assistance, including username and password resets, please contact: communications@stgeorges.bc.ca.
All students should look at their schedules twice before school starts: now and again after 5:00 pm on September 2nd for an updated version (this may include changes in room numbers, confirmation of any course change requests, etc).
Your final schedule is based on school requirements, the information you gave us in the spring, class capacities, teacher and facility availability, and school approval. There are a few opportunities to request a change in your schedule, depending on your grade level. Please see this document for more information on when changes are possible.
If you would like to request a change, please take the following steps:
• Review your schedule on the School Portal and discuss it with your parents/guardians.
• Review the 2025-26 Master Timetable to see what other options are available. Please keep in mind that if you change English courses, you are still expected to have completed your Summer Reading before the start of class.
• Make any requests for changes using the appropriate form: Course Change Into Grade 8 | Course Change Into Grade 9 and 10 (Opens at 9:00 am on August 18th until 4:00 pm on August 29th).
• You do not need to communicate with anyone else for approval (Teacher, Head of Department, etc.).
• Look again at your account on the School Portal after 5:00 pm on September 2nd for any changes that were possible.
• Before Winter Break, Grade 8 and 9 students will have an opportunity to request changes for Semester 2 Visual Arts, Theatre Arts, Music, and Applied Design, Skills, and Technology courses.
FOR STUDENTS ENTERING GRADES 11–12:
Our 2025-26 Master Timetable is optimized based on the combination of student choice, teacher and facility availability, and school approval. You may have elements of your own schedule that no longer serve your interests, goals, or capacities. You have multiple opportunities to request course changes. Please see the list of Course Change Request Windows here.
If you would like to request a change that fits the restrictions in the Course Change Request Window, please take the following steps:
• Review your schedule included in your account on the School Portal and discuss it with your parents/guardians.
• Review the 2025-26 Master Timetable to explore other options available. Please keep in mind that if you change English courses, you are still expected to have completed your Summer Reading before the start of class.
• Refer to the Course Change Request Windows for further course change details.
• Visit page 14 of the Academic Handbook for graduation and course load requirements, and the rest of the handbook for course descriptions and prerequisite
• Make requests using the Course Change Into Grade 11 and 12 form. Returning students should use their St. George’s email address to complete the form. New students can use their personal email address.
• After this, you do not need to take any further action or consult with your University Counsellor separately. The University Counsellors, Mr. Vytasek, and Ms. Bahia will be reviewing requests and will reach out to you via email should there be any questions. Please check your email regularly during this time period.
• Review your updated schedule by 5:00 pm on September 2nd for changes that were possible during the first Course Change Window and attend classes as scheduled.
TEXTBOOKS
There is no advanced textbook collection. Teachers will make arrangements for students to receive textbooks if needed during class time. Please Note: When textbooks are signed out, students are responsible for returning the books with the specific barcodes assigned to them. Charges are incurred for lost, damaged, or unreturned textbooks by June 26, 2026.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
A list of required school supplies is available here Students are encouraged to develop their own system of managing their daily, weekly, and monthly schedules and will be provided with organization ideas through Flex Day Programming. Additionally, to further support the development of time management and organisational skills, all students in Grades 8–11 will be provided with a personal planner this year.
SUMMER READING
Every year, students in each grade are provided with a Summer Reading List, based on their grade. The lists have a combination of required and optional texts that students are expected to read before the first day of school. The first unit of the year in English classes is devoted to these texts. We encourage you to read them as a family! The Summer Reading List can be found here.
For further clarification or questions about anything in this section, please contact: MS. PHOEBE DARWIN, VICE PRINCIPAL, STUDENT LIFE pdarwin@stgeorges.bc.ca
STUDENT LIFE
Student Life enriches the schooling experience of our students, ensuring that the development of our Core Values and the social-emotional growth of each individual remains at the forefront of our daily endeavours. Grounded in positive relationships, our school community nurtures a sense of belonging and provides opportunities for students to gain a strong sense of identity. We accomplish these goals of identity formation through a systems approach and intentional programming within our Advisory structure, Co-curricular activities, Student Support Services, Flex Days, our Wings Program, and by capitalizing on teachable moments. It is through sustained engagement in the aforementioned that we believe our students will gain a stronger sense of their values and personal beliefs; a foundation that will serve them well beyond the walls of St. George’s School.
CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAMS
Co-Curricular Programs are an important aspect of our educational programming and include Competitive Athletics, Recreational Athletics, Arts and Leisure, and Co-Curricular Clubs. All students in Grades 8–10 must participate in a CoCurricular activity each term; students in Grades 11 and 12 are permitted to take one term off.
Students’ Co-Curricular assignments will be posted on Canvas, along with details about the location and the start time of activities. The following is an outline of the After-School Co-Curricular Programming Timelines for Term 1 (September 15–November 21, 2025):
• Online Sign-Up Opens:
- Boarders + DISCO: Sunday, September 7 at 7:00 pm
- Day Students: Wednesday, September 10 at 7:00 pm
• Sign-Up Closes: Friday, September 12 at 2:00 pm
• Official Co-Curricular Start: Monday, September 15
• Co-Curricular Change Deadline: Wednesday, October 1
• Official Co-Curricular Ends: Friday, November 21
• A full list of the Term 1 options is available here. (Subject to change, please see Canvas for the most up-to-date version)
• A list of all available Co-Curriculars can be found here.
Students will receive a report card comment outlining their attendance and participation in each Co-Curricular activity.
INTEREST CLUBS
Interest Clubs are student-led groups that provide another opportunity for students who share similar areas of passion to come together, connect, and collaborate. In September, there will be an Interest Clubs Fair for students to see the wide range of clubs available.
ADVISORY
The purpose of the St. George’s School Advisory Program is to cultivate a positive school climate and ensure that each student experiences a sense of belonging within our school community. Through nested communities, our students gain a more personalized learning experience where pastoral care, teaching and learning, character development, and community building are nurtured. Advisory classes occur weekly during the Connection Block on Tuesdays.
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS
Student comportment is a core aspect of life at St. George’s School. As always, we hold our students to the highest level of expectations and are pleased with how they learn to meet these expectations on a daily basis, forming habits that create a foundation for their success for years to come. The Code of Conduct outlines our expectations of our students as they relate to behaviour both on and off campus. It is essential that all students take the time to review the key principles outlined and have a full understanding of the expectations. As parents, you would have reviewed and signed the Code of Conduct during the registration process.
UNIFORMS AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE
St. George’s School’s Uniform and Student Personal Appearance Policy exist in order to cultivate a safe and respectful educational environment. The Dress Code outlines our high standards for presentation and complements our expectations for work and behaviour. The shared uniform is an expression of our shared community and we ask students to wear their uniform with respect and responsibility. Spring dress will be in place until Thanksgiving.
St. George’s School’s Uniform and Student Personal Appearance Policy both support and foster an inclusive school environment. Students’ hair should be kept neat and tidy and away from the face. Neatly trimmed facial hair is permitted, and the School will respect the religious and cultural traditions of students who observe a particular manner of dress or personal appearance.
We expect that all students will meet our Uniform and Personal Appearance standards. Students should wear their uniforms with pride and follow the standards set by the School. Specifically, they should be dressed in the following:
• White School Logo Golf Shirt (September and Spring Dress) OR
• White Dress Shirt with School Tie (#1 School Uniform)
• Grey Pants
• Black Belt
• Grey Socks
• Polished Black Dress Shoes
• School Blazer (for Assembly and Special Occasions)
During school hours, students are not permitted to wear sweatshirts, hoodies, or jackets in the building. If students require warmer clothing in the winter, they are advised to purchase a school sweater or wear their school blazer.
ATTENDANCE
Attendance is mandatory for all students. Being physically at school and working with classmates and teachers is a key component of the educational experience. If students are going to be absent from school for any reason, please communicate prior to the absence to our Attendance Clerk by emailing: senior_attendance@stgeorges.bc.ca or by leaving a voice message at: 604-221-3636.
SCHOOL ENTRY AND LATE STUDENTS
Arriving on time is essential for our student success. Students who are late for classes should go straight to their class and will be logged as late by their teacher. Students who demonstrate a pattern of tardiness will be held accountable and subject to school disciplinary action.
TECHNOLOGY
The use of laptops is an important part of the learning environment. All students are required to bring a charged laptop or tablet with them daily. These devices will allow them to connect to our Canvas Learning System as well as other applications used throughout the School.
During the 2025-26 Academic Year, St. George’s Senior School will continue with its restricted use of cell phones and personal data devices for entertainment purposes (games, videos). Students are not permitted to use technology of any type during their lunch period except for academic purposes, and only within designated areas (Learning Commons and areas supervised by a teacher or staff member) of the school.
The Cell Phone Use Policy has been updated and coincides with the order by the BC Ministry of Education to restrict cell phone use in schools throughout the province. As a School, we remain committed to providing educational experiences that are consistent with and utilize the world of interconnected technology.
SENIOR SCHOOL FOOD SERVICES AND LUNCHTIME
All students, including Grade 12s, will eat in Princeps Hall during the lunch period. Students may choose to bring their own lunch to Princeps Hall (microwaves available) or participate in the Hot Lunch Program.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Since we are moving to a new registration platform, all previous participants must re-register for the Hot Lunch Program.
Sign-up for the Hot Lunch Program is available HERE .
Students who bring their lunch from home are expected to recycle their lunch containers as appropriate.
DIETARY RESTRICTIONS:
Students with special diets will be accommodated. Please contact Ms. Julie Matandac, Food Services Supervisor, via email at: jmatandac@stgeorges.bc.ca.
Students are not permitted to order food from external food services unless authorized by school administration for club or group meeting purposes.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
• Food should not be eaten outside of Princeps Hall.
• Dishes should not be removed from Princeps Hall.
YOU ARE INVITED TO THE
WELCOME BACK BARBECUE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2025 | 4:00–7:00 PM
The St. George’s Parents’ Association (SGPA) is very excited to host the Welcome Back Barbecue on Tuesday, September 2, 2025 from 4:00–7:00 pm at Mortenson Field at the Senior School.
Be sure to mark your calendars! Parents, students, faculty, and staff are all invited to this casual, fun, and free event. The Welcome Back Barbecue will take place rain or shine — in case of rain, we’ll move the festivities to Princeps Hall. Please prepare in advance for the weather and arrive hungry!
There will be a variety of games to keep the kids entertained while everyone reconnects and welcomes new families to the St. George’s community. We ask that you please leave your furry friends at home.
PARKING & REGISTRATION:
Please consider parking around Chaldecott Park and walking with your families to register at the tents on the field by Camosun Street! Please do not park in No Stopping zones.
Please RSVP HERE by Sunday, August 24th with the number of family members joining.
For any further inquiries, please contact us at: sgpa@stgeorges.bc.ca
Parent Volunteers click HERE to sign up.
Student Volunteers click HERE to sign up.
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
Sincerely, Your SGPA
Please follow and tag us on Instagram: @saintssgpa
PLEASE SUPPORT SGPA’S SUSTAINABLE AND ZERO WASTE INITIATIVES.
There will be a limited supply of disposable cups at the water refilling stations.
We encourage you to bring your own water bottles (BYOWB)!
SGPA USED UNIFORM SALE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2025 10:00 am–1:00 pm
The St. George’s Parents’ Association (SGPA) invites all families to attend the Used Uniform Sale on Tuesday, September 2, 2025 from 10:00 am–1:00 pm at the Blackmore Gym at the Junior School. The entrance to the gym can be found next to the playground, on the right-hand side of the entrance to the School. This annual stop-and-shop event is a wonderful opportunity to find gently used school clothes for your evergrowing son(s).
Used uniforms include blazers, sweaters, button-down shirts, golf shirts, wing shirts, gym shorts, pants, outdoor jackets, ranging in price from $5 to $85.
Cash payments, personal cheques, and credit cards will be accepted. Student accounts cannot be billed. Please remember to bring your own reusable bags for your purchases.
DONATIONS ACCEPTED
We will also accept uniform donations for this event on Tuesday, September 2nd, in the Blackmore Gym from 8:00 am until 1:00 pm. Items should be laundered, have the current school logo, and be in good condition (no rips, holes, or stains).
Please note that this will be the only day for donations in September.
OUTDATED CLOTHING FOR ZERO WASTE
If your school donation items are outdated, stained, torn, or have a year or team event logo, please put them in a separate bag labelled ‘ZERO WASTE’. We’ll accept these unsellable items and ensure they are recycled, in partnership with the Global Stewardship Initiative.
VOLUNTEER FOR THE USED UNIFORM TEAM
Please consider volunteering with the Used Uniform Team and sign up here!
We also encourage you to volunteer for other events throughout the year here
Any questions about the Used Uniform Sale and Donation can be directed to: useduniforms@stgeorges.bc.ca ON
USED UNIFORM SALE #1
Tuesday, September 2, 2025 | 10:00 am–1:00 pm Blackmore Gym, Junior
EVENT #3 Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | 7:00 pm Stay tuned for more details.
The Auditorium of the Sung Family Performing Arts Centre at the Senior School with reception to follow
ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL FAIR Saturday, May 2, 2026 | 10:00
CONNECT WITH US (请与我们联系):
Email: sgpa@stgeorges.bc.ca
Instagram: @saintssgpa
WeChat/微信
圣乔治二手校服义卖会
2025年9月2日 星期二
上午10:00 – 下午1:00
迎新返校烧烤会
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2025 | 4:00–7:00 PM
圣乔治家长协会 (SGPA) 将于2025年9月2日星期二下午4:00至7:00在中学部
Mortenson运动场隆重举行迎新返校烧烤会。请您提早在日程中标注！本次活动面 向全体圣乔治家长、学生及教职员工，轻松有趣且完全免费。烧烤会风雨无阻——如 遇下雨，将移至Princeps Hall。请您提前做好应对各种天气的准备，留着好胃口前
来享受美食！
活动现场将设置各类游戏，供孩子们尽情玩乐，大家借此机会重叙友情，共同欢迎新 家庭加入圣乔治社区。为确保本次活动顺利进行，请勿携带宠物入场。
停车与签到：
请考虑将车辆停放在Chaldecott公园周边，步行至Camosun街旁操场的帐篷处签到。
请勿在禁停区域停车。
请于8月24日 (星期日) 前报名点击此处报名，并填写家庭成员参与人数。
如有任何疑问，请联系我们：sgpa@stgeorges.bc.ca
家长志愿者请点击此处报名注册。
学生志愿者请点击此处报名注册。
我们期待与您相约！
此致，圣乔治家长协会 (SGPA）
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请支持SGPA的环保及零废弃倡议
饮水补给站仅提供少量一次性杯子。
我们强烈建议您自备水杯（BYOWB）。
二手校服义卖 - 第一场 2025年9月2日 星期二 | 上午10:00 – 下午1:00 小学部 Blackmore 体育馆 迎新返校烧烤会 2025年9月2日 星期二 | 下午4:00 – 7:00 面向全体圣乔治家庭，中学部
圣乔治家长协会 (SGPA) 诚邀全体圣乔治家庭参加于2025年9 月2日 (星期二) 上午10:00至下午1:00在小学部 Blackmore 体育馆举行的二手校服义卖会。体育馆入口位于学校大门右侧的 操场旁边。作为每年的固定活动，本次义卖将是您为家中正在长 个的男孩选购成色良好二手校服的绝佳机会！
本次义卖的二手校服包括：西装外套、毛衣、衬衫、高尔夫衫、 翼队T恤、运动短裤、长裤和户外夹克等，价格从5加元到85加 元不等。
接受现金、个人支票及信用卡支付。不支持通过学生账户付款。
请自备环保购物袋。
接受二手校服捐赠
我们将在9月2日 (星期二) 上午8:00至下午1:00期间，在 Blackmore 体育馆接受二手校服捐赠。我们仅接受已洗涤干 净、印有现行校徽、且状态良好的校服（不得有裂损、破洞或污 渍）。
温馨提示：9月份的二手校服捐赠仅此一天。
过时衣物“零废弃”回收 如您捐赠的校服为过时款式、有污渍、破损、带有年份或赛事标 志，请将其单独放入一个袋子，并贴上“ZERO WASTE”标 签。我们将与全球守护计划合作，确保这些不可售卖的二手校服 得到妥善回收。
志愿者招募 欢迎您加入二手校服志愿者团队，请点击此处报名。
我们也欢迎您报名参与全年其他各项活动的志愿工作，报名请点 击此处。
有关二手校服义卖及捐赠的任何问题，请联系邮
箱：useduniforms@stgeorges.bc.ca
我们谨代表圣乔治家长协会 (SGPA)，感谢您的持续支持！
我们谨代表 SGPA，
感谢您一如既往的鼎力支持！
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St. George’s School acknowledges that we are situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam First Nation.