Français: Grade 1-3

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Are you passionate or want to learn more about all things French? This c.Lab offers an engaging exploration of the French language and culture. Students will listen to new and classic francophone music, take virtual trips to ‘les pays francophone’ and enjoy making and tasting a variety of French foods. Students will foster an appreciation for different cultural traditions as we put on our own version of Quebec’s winter festival ‘Carnaval’ and celebrate Mardi Gras together. Come and experience the diversity and fun of Franco culture around the world!

Soccer Skill Development: Grade 1-2

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

When you watch professional soccer players, they make some of the most incredible feats seem effortless. But, the reality is that every one of those amazing performances is not based on luck. These feats were only made possible by years of hard work developing the fundamental skills of soccer. So, whether you want to grow up to be an elite soccer player, or simply want to improve your skill set for recess games, we are offering exercises and drills to help you improve your soccer playing technique. Let’s dribble in!

ShowBiz Kids: Grade 1-3

Thursdays: April 11, 18, 25, (Not May 2 - no gym), May 9, 16, 23 (grade 5s in Ed), May 30 (grade 4s in Drum), June 6

This musical theatre program for grades 1 - 3 is a show-stopping hour for kids who love to sing, dance, act and put on a show. It’s a nurturing and exciting program to introduce your child to the basics of performing in a group. Watch as they grow and learn to share their bright energy in their own team performances. Kids make great music…. Music makes great kids!

Français: Grade 1-3

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3 

Are you passionate or want to learn more about all things French? This c.Lab offers an engaging exploration of the French language and culture. Students will listen to new and classic francophone music, take virtual trips to ‘les pays francophone’ and enjoy making and tasting a variety of French foods. Students will foster an appreciation for different cultural traditions as we put on our own version of Quebec’s winter festival ‘Carnaval’ and celebrate Mardi Gras together. Come and experience the diversity and fun of Franco culture around the world!

Gardening: Grade 2-3

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

This c.Lab is for students who are passionate about exploring both indoor and outdoor gardening. Students will be immersed in hands-on learning experiences including composting, planting, watering, and weeding. Beyond the basics, participants will also engage in creative projects aimed at enhancing the area surrounding the garden to create an inviting space for birds and insects.

Soccer Skill Development: Grade 1-2

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

When you watch professional soccer players, they make some of the most incredible feats seem effortless. But, the reality is that every one of those amazing performances is not based on luck. These feats were only made possible by years of hard work developing the fundamental skills of soccer. So, whether you want to grow up to be an elite soccer player, or simply want to improve your skill set for recess games, we are offering exercises and drills to help you improve your soccer playing technique. Let’s dribble in!

Grades 1-3  ShowBiz Kids

Thursdays: April 11, 18, 25, (Not May 2 - no gym), May 9, 16, 23 (grade 5s in Ed), May 30 (grade 4s in Drum), June 6

This musical theatre program for grades 1 - 3 is a show-stopping hour for kids who love to sing, dance, act and put on a show. It’s a nurturing and exciting program to introduce your child to the basics of performing in a group. Watch as they grow and learn to share their bright energy in their own team performances. Kids make great music…. Music makes great kids!

Français: Grade 1-3

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3 

Are you passionate or want to learn more about all things French? This c.Lab  offers an engaging exploration of the French language and culture. Students will listen to new and classic francophone music, take virtual trips to ‘les pays francophone’ and enjoy making and tasting a variety of French foods. Students will foster an appreciation for different cultural traditions as we put on our own version of Quebec’s winter festival ‘Carnaval’ and celebrate Mardi Gras together. Come and experience the diversity and fun of Franco culture around the world!

Gardening: Grade 2-3

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

This c.Lab is for students who are passionate about exploring both indoor and outdoor gardening. Students will be immersed in hands-on learning experiences including composting, planting, watering, and weeding. Beyond the basics, participants will also engage in creative projects aimed at enhancing the area surrounding the garden to create an inviting space for birds and insects.

Badminton: Grade 3-4

Tuesdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, (Not May 7 - no gym) May 14, 21, 28, June 4 

Badminton is a great game for improving a young athlete’s hand-eye coordination. During this 8 week session your child will learn the basic fundamental skills to play badminton. They will develop proper footwork, their serve, overhead shots and drives. By the end of this clinic the goal is that your child will have fun and confidently be able to compete in badminton match!

Grades 1-3  ShowBiz Kids

Thursdays: April 11, 18, 25, (Not May 2 - no gym), May 9, 16, 23 (grade 5s in Ed), May 30 (grade 4s in Drum), June 6

This musical theatre program for grades 1 - 3 is a show-stopping hour for kids who love to sing, dance, act and put on a show. It’s a nurturing and exciting program to introduce your child to the basics of performing in a group.  Watch as they grow and learn to share their bright energy in their own team performances. Kids make great music…. Music makes great kids!

Young Reader’s Book Club

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

Young Reader's Book Club for grades 4, 5 and 6! In this club, students will read a novel/chapter book and enjoy mindful, uninterrupted reading time each session. Along the way, we'll share our thoughts, feelings, and insights both verbally and in writing form, but the heart of our club is the joy of reading. Let's turn the page on a new adventure!

Word Games Club: Grade 4-6

Tuesdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, (Not May 7 - no gym) May 14, 21, 28, June 4

Think Wordle, Bananagrams, and Hangman! Let's have fun, work our brains, and maybe even get a little competitive with some word games! Hosted by Learning Strategist Intern Sienna Cashion-Dextrase, elementary students have the chance to literally and figuratively play with words!

Badminton: Grade 3-4

Tuesdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, (Not May 7 - no gym) May 14, 21, 28, June 4 

Badminton is a great game for improving a young athlete’s hand-eye coordination. During this 8 week session your child will learn the basic fundamental skills to play badminton. They will develop proper footwork, their serve, overhead shots and drives. By the end of this clinic the goal is that your child will have fun and confidently be able to compete in badminton match!

Introduction to Wrestling Coed: Grade 4-6

Tuesday I April 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7 

Thursday I April 11, 18, 25

Students will be introduced to the sport of Wrestling. We will begin with a session dedicated to safety: proper falling and safe maneuvering. We will then introduce students to a variety of skills for both standing and ground wrestling. Students will be able to develop a variety of tumbling skills and play some fun contact games to reinforce skills learned in the practice. 

One Rundle Theatre Club: Grade 4-6

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Calling all students who are looking forward to improving their speaking, communication, and dramatic skills while having fun! In our One Rundle Theatre Club we are going to dive into Drama Games, Improvisation Games, Extended Improv, & perform a Play/Reader's Theatre. No experience is necessary but we are asking for you to jump into this c.Lab with both feet!

Strings Collective (grade 4-6)

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Come join grades 4-6 in Rundle’s String Collective class and choose either the violin or cello to learn. Whether you are a beginner, or have some experience, we can challenge your musicality. It’s one thing to play an instrument by yourself, but it’s another experience to hear multiple stringed instruments together as an ensemble. Rentals for violin or cello are included in the price.

Badminton: Grade 5-6

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3 

Are you interested in improving your hand-eye coordination? Do you have an interest in learning a new racquet sport? We are offering an eight-week clinic that will develop hand-eye coordination, and improve agility and knowledge of the game. Students will learn backhand and forehand serving, underhand and backhand shots, drop shots, overhead clears and even how to smash! We will end the clinic with an introduction to singles and doubles round-robin tournaments. 

Young Reader’s Book Club

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, 12

Young Reader's Book Club for grades 4, 5 and 6! In this club, students will read a novel/chapter book and enjoy mindful, uninterrupted reading time each session. Along the way, we'll share our thoughts, feelings, and insights both verbally and in writing form, but the heart of our club is the joy of reading. Let's turn the page on a new adventure!

Word Games Club: Grade 4-6

Tuesdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, (Not May 7 - no gym) May 14, 21, 28, June 4

Think Wordle, Bananagrams, and Hangman! Let's have fun, work our brains, and maybe even get a little competitive with some word games! Hosted by Learning Strategist Intern Sienna Cashion-Dextrase, elementary students have the chance to literally and figuratively play with words!

Introduction to Wrestling Coed: Grade 4-6

Tuesday I April 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7 

Thursday I April 11, 18, 25

Students will be introduced to the sport of Wrestling. We will begin with a session dedicated to safety: proper falling and safe maneuvering. We will then introduce students to a variety of skills for both standing and ground wrestling. Students will be able to develop a variety of tumbling skills and play some fun contact games to reinforce skills learned in the practice. 

One Rundle Theatre Club: Grade 4-6

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Calling all students who are looking forward to improving their speaking, communication, and dramatic skills while having fun! In our One Rundle Theatre Club we are going to dive into Drama Games, Improvisation Games, Extended Improv, & perform a Play/Reader's Theatre. No experience is necessary but we are asking for you to jump into this c.Lab with both feet!

Strings Collective (grade 4-6)

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Come join grades 4-6 in Rundle’s String Collective class and choose either the violin or cello to learn. Whether you are a beginner, or have some experience, we can challenge your musicality. It’s one thing to play an instrument by yourself, but it’s another experience to hear multiple stringed instruments together as an ensemble. Rentals for violin or cello are included in the price.

Badminton: Grade 5-6

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3 

Are you interested in improving your hand-eye coordination? Do you have an interest in learning a new racquet sport? We are offering an eight-week clinic that will develop hand-eye coordination, and improve agility and knowledge of the game. Students will learn backhand and forehand serving, underhand and backhand shots, drop shots, overhead clears and even how to smash! We will end the clinic with an introduction to singles and doubles round-robin tournaments. 

Young Reader’s Book Club

Wednesdays: April 10, 17, 24, (Not May 1 - no gym, Not May 8 - showcase) May 15, 22 (grade 5 goes to Edmonton), May 29 (Grade 4 goes to Drumheller), June 5, June 12

Young Reader's Book Club for grades 4, 5 and 6! In this club, students will read a novel/chapter book and enjoy mindful, uninterrupted reading time each session. Along the way, we'll share our thoughts, feelings, and insights both verbally and in writing form, but the heart of our club is the joy of reading. Let's turn the page on a new adventure!

Word Games Club: Grade 4-6

Tuesdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, (Not May 7 - no gym) May 14, 21, 28, June 4

Think Wordle, Bananagrams, and Hangman! Let's have fun, work our brains, and maybe even get a little competitive with some word games! Hosted by Learning Strategist Intern Sienna Cashion-Dextrase, elementary students have the chance to literally and figuratively play with words!

Introduction to Wrestling Coed: Grade 4-6

Tuesday I April 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7 

Thursday I April 11, 18, 25

Students will be introduced to the sport of Wrestling. We will begin with a session dedicated to safety: proper falling and safe maneuvering. We will then introduce students to a variety of skills for both standing and ground wrestling. Students will be able to develop a variety of tumbling skills and play some fun contact games to reinforce skills learned in the practice. 

One Rundle Theatre Club: Grade 4-6

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Calling all students who are looking forward to improving their speaking, communication, and dramatic skills while having fun! In our One Rundle Theatre Club we are going to dive into Drama Games, Improvisation Games, Extended Improv, & perform a Play/Reader's Theatre. No experience is necessary but we are asking for you to jump into this c.Lab with both feet!

Strings Collective (grade 4-6)

Mondays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13, (Not May 20), 27, June 3

Come join grades 4-6 in Rundle’s String Collective class and choose either the violin or cello to learn. Whether you are a beginner, or have some experience, we can challenge your musicality. It’s one thing to play an instrument by yourself, but it’s another experience to hear multiple stringed instruments together as an ensemble. Rentals for violin or cello are included in the price.

Registration for the spring will open on March 12 at 9:00 am. 

Forms will be added to your PowerSchool account on March 12.

Drop Off and Pick Up 

Session Start

• • Students will be sent to their c.Lab activities immediately following their final class for the day. They will stay in their activities until 4:15 pm on Monday – Thursday and 4:15 pm on Friday for the Babysitting Course. Please supply your child with a healthy snack, as they will have time for a snack before their session starts.

Session Completion

• • All students that are in after-care will be escorted to their child care space after the activity ends. All other students will be escorted outside for prompt pick-up at 4:15 pm on Monday – Thursday and 4:00 pm on Fridays for the Babysitting Course.  

FAQs

Q: Does the cost of these programs include supplies needed to participate?
A: Yes, all costs are covered by the registration fee.

Q: What if the c.Lab program is cancelled due to an uncontrollable change?
A: You will be issued a credit to your PowerSchool account to be used for a future registration.

Q:  Is gym strip a requirement for the physically active classes?
A:  If their session falls on their “Active Wear” Physical Education days, students will already be dressed and ready to participate. If their session falls on another day, proper active footwear is required.