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WORKING WITH YOU TOWARD A

HEALTHY & VIBRANT COMMUNITY

CCSS PROGRAM GUIDE

WINTER 2019 After-School Programming, Drop-in Youth Centre and Community Programs for all ages.

CCSS is a registered charity that exists to facilitate life-long learning, health and wellbeing through community

partnerships and collaborative use of school and community resources for the benefit of our village.

FMI visit www.cumberlandcommunityschools.com or follow us on Facebook or Instagram at @cumbycss

www.cumberlandcommunityschools.com 250-336-8511 ext. 76611

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS (GRADES K-9)

After-school programs are free of charge and include a healthy snack. CCSS gratefully accepts donations

which help to cover instructor wages and supplies. All donations receive a tax receipt.

Please note the various start dates, grades and class size limits. To ensure that all students have equal access

to programs, registration will take place by random draw, not on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration

form is on page 5.

MONDAYS

Lego Club

Grades K-3

Get creative and build with Lego! Students can work on

their own creations or build as a team. Lego is provided–

all you need to bring is your imagination. Please leave

your Lego at home (we don’t want you to lose your fa-

vourite pieces).

Instructor: Chelsea Ruben and Mavis Aubichon

Mondays 2:45– 3:45 PM

January 28– March 11 (no class Feb 18)

Meet in Library

Max 10 students

Spanish Fun & Games

Grades K-5

Learn about Latin American language, culture and cus-

toms through games, stories, poems, songs and crafts!

Basic Spanish vocabulary (greetings, family, food, num-

bers, colours etc.) will be covered.

Instructor: Kama Corbett

Mondays 2:45– 3:45 PM

January 21– March 4 (no class Feb 18)

Meet in Room 208– Strathcona Building

Max 12 students

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MONDAYS

CrossFit Kids

Grades 6-9

Specifically designed for youth, this strength and condi-

tioning program helps participants develop a lifelong

love of fitness. Classes will focus on FUN while encom-

passing all ten general physical skills (strength, balance,

coordination, flexibility, stamina, speed, agility, power,

cardiovascular endurance and accuracy) .

Instructor: Ally Greer (CrossFit Dodge City)

Mondays 2:45– 4:15 PM

January 21– March 4 (no class Feb 18)

Meet in Fitness Room (Rm 173, Beaufort)

Max 10 students

TUESDAYS

Table Tennis

Grades 6-9

Join the table tennis club and hone your skills while play-

ing with friends (and a robot). All levels welcome.

Instructor: Adam Kuzma & friends

Mondays 4-5 PM

January 21– March 11 (no class Feb 18)

Meet at Cultural Centre, 2674 Dunsmuir Avenue

In partnership with Cumberland Recreation.

To register for after-school programs please fill out the

registration form on page 5 and return to front office

or CCSS office by Tuesday January 15.

Questions? Give us a call at 250-336-8511 ext. 76611

or email ccss.coordinator@gmail.com

Chess Club

Grades K-6

Learn to play Chess or upgrade your skills by playing with

friends in a fun and supportive setting. All levels welcome.

Instructor: Brian Hammet

Tuesdays 2:45– 3:45 PM

January 29– March 12

Meet in Library

Max 14 students

Board Games and more!

Grades 4-7

Hang out with friends and play board games, cards,

chess and everything in between. Be prepared to have

fun. No electronics please.

Instructor: Andrew Nicoll

Mondays 2:45– 4 PM

January 28– March 11 (no class Feb 18)

Meet in Beaufort Multi-Purpose Room

Max 10 students

Art Exploration Grades 4-6

Over 6 consecutive weeks students will explore interme-

diate and advanced art techniques using a variety of art

media including paint, collage, recycled materials and

found objects.

Instructor: Sonia Stastny

Thursdays 2:45– 4:15 PM

February 5– March 12

Meet in Room 208– Strathcona Building

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

Our after-school programs include a healthy snack. We

are looking for volunteers to help cut up fruit & vegeta-

bles Monday to Thursday from 2– 2:30 PM. FMI contact

ccss.coordinator@gmail.com, 250-336-8511 ext. 76611

CCSS programs are made possible through grants,

donations, fundraising efforts and dedicated volun-

teers. If you are interested in learning more or volun-

teering your time in the kitchen, with after-school

programs or special events, please fill out the form

on page 6, or contact Sue Loveless at

ccss.coordinator@gmail.com, 250-336-8511 ext.

76611.

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Art with Ms. McKay Grades 1-4

In this 6 week class, students will participate in a variety of

art activities using different artistic mediums. Some pro-

jects will be similar to Ms.McKay's classroom activities.

Instructor: Samantha McKay

Wednesdays 2:45– 3:45 PM

January 30– March 6

Meet in Art Room (Rm 147, Beaufort)

Max 10 students

WEDNESDAYS

Forest Stories Theatre Grades 2-4

Explore myths, legends & stories about the forest, na-

ture and creatures who dwell there. Participants will

explore improv and theatre games, symbolism and story

development, performance (voice and movement) skills

and the development of a short play shared in 2 perfor-

mances on March 13. Students are expected to commit

to all classes and the final performance (unless ill).

Instructor: Meaghan Cursons

Wednesdays 2:45– 4:30 PM

January 30– March 13

Meet in Beaufort Multi-Purpose Room

Max 15 students

Fun With Food

Grades 3-5

A hands-on cooking class for students to learn culinary

techniques and skills while making delicious food with lo-

cal, whole ingredients.

Instructor: Kimberley Mulla

Wednesdays 2:45– 4:15 PM

February 6– 27

Meet in Foods Room

Max 10 students

Singing Games

Grades K-1

For kids who love to sing. Voice, rhythm, movement.

Instructors: Andrew Nicoll and Samantha Hanevich

Wednesdays 2:45– 4 PM

January 30– March 6

Meet in Library– Perseverance Building

Max 16 students

Fun With Textiles

Grades 3-6

Discover the excitement of working with yarn through

knitting, felting, weaving and sewing. Students will cre-

ate fun projects based on their individual skill level.

Instructor: Rachel Griffiths

Thursdays 2:45– 3:45 PM

January 31– March 14

Meet in Library- Perseverance Building

Max 10 students

THURSDAYS

Primary Art Grades K-3

Explore a variety of media to express your creative ideas. Through games, exercises, group projects and individual explorations, students will be gently guided as they try their hand at drawing, painting, printing and collage. Instructor: Sonia Stastny

Thursdays 2:45– 3:45 PM

February 7– March 14

Meet in Room 208– Strathcona

Max 8 students

Cumberland Museum

Grades 3-6

Learn about the history of Cumberland through crafts,

games and other activities. Instructor will meet students

at the school and walk them to the Museum. Students

must be picked up at the Museum, 2680 Dunsmuir Ave-

nue.

Instructor: Marianne Bell

Thursdays 2:45– 4:15 PM

January 31– March 14

Meet in Strathcona next to StrongStart Room

Max 10 students

Floor Hockey

Grades K-5

Play floor hockey in a fun and supportive setting. All levels

welcome.

Instructor: Brian Gorman

Thursdays 2:45– 4 PM

January 31– March 7

Meet in Strathcona Gym

Max 20 students

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CCSS Youth Centre

A safe space for youth to hang out

The Drop-in Centre is located in the Annex Building within the Cumberland Community School campus and is open

to youth in grades 6-9. Two qualified staff are on site during opening hours to provide facilitation and supervision.

Annual Memberships are $10 each and include unlimited drop-in visits and all activities and events. Movie nights,

art projects, karaoke and more! Youth wishing to attend the Youth Centre are required to complete the Youth Mem-

bership Application form (available on our website and at the Youth Centre). The form must also be signed by a

parent/guardian.

WINTER 2019 HOURS

Mondays & Thursdays 2:45– 6:15 PM,

Fridays 2:45– 8 PM

This project is made possible with support from Cumberland

Community School, School District No. 71, the Village of Cum-

berland and United Way Central & Northern Vancouver Is-

land.

COMMUNITY BINGO

Every Wednesday at the Cumberland Legion, 2770 Dun-smuir Avenue. Doors open 6:15 PM, first game at 6:45 PM, second half at 8:15. Come anytime– stay for a little or the whole night! Net proceeds support CCSS lunch program, after-school

programming and youth centre.

BC Gaming Event License # 108188.

WINTER 2019 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE Ages 11-15

Learn how to care for younger children in a variety of age groups, and how to prevent and respond to emergencies. Instructor: Baird’s First Aid Services When: Saturday January 12, 9 AM– 4:30 PM Where: Beaufort Multipurpose Room, CCS Cost: $60/participant

MAMACENTRIC A weekly meeting place for mothers with newborn to tod-dler aged children. Sessions include guest speakers, facili-tated discussion and a chance to visit with other moms. Tea & snacks provided. Facilitator: Serena Oliveira When: Tuesdays 3:30– 5 PM January 15– March 12 Where: StrongStart Room at Cumberland School Cost: A free, drop-in program. Fresh baking donated each week by Tarbell’s Deli.

PAINT NIGHTS Beginner friendly painting classes! Instructor will provide all the materials and guide participants through each step of the project. Instructor: Sam McKay Paint Night # 1: Thursday January 17, 6-9 PM. Choose between a rendition of either Vancouver Island or a Salmon with a West Coast background on wood. Paint Night # 2: Thursday February 21, 6-9 PM. Partici-pants will paint a deer with a West Coast background on wood. Where: Art Room at Cumberland Community School Cost: $40/1 night

To register for community programs please contact us directly at 250-336-8511 ext. 76611, or ccss.coordinator@gmail.com

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AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM REGISTRATION

To register for after-school programs please complete the registration form below and return to CCSS

office or front office by Tuesday January 15. Programs are free and include a healthy snack.

Students may list up to 3 choices. Registration will take place by random draw (not on a first come, first served basis).

Students will only be registered in more than one program if there is space available.

1st Choice: ______________________________________________________

2nd Choice: _____________________________________________________

3rd Choice: ______________________________________________________

Student Name: _____________________________________________________

Grade: ______________________________________________________________

Teacher: ____________________________________________________________

Allergies/Concerns/Requests: ____________________________________

Home Phone: ___________________________________________ Alternate Phone: ___________________________________________________

Does student have permission to walk home alone? Yes/ No

Would you like a phone call if student is not in attendance? Yes/ No

Media Consent/Photo Release: Do you consent to having your child’s photo taken to be used in CCSS promotional

Materials (Website, Social Media, Brochures, etc.)? Please circle Yes / No

Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________________________________________________

Would you like to become a member of the Cumberland Community Schools Society? Yes / No

Parent/Guardian’s Name: __________________________________________________

Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________ Phone #: _________________________________

Email: ___________________________________________________ Would you like to be added to our email list? Yes / No

DONATION FORM Charitable Organization

# 86632 6994 RR0001

Name: __________________________________________________________ Phone #: _____________________________________________________

Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Donation amount: $_________________________________________ (Please make cheques payable to CCSS)

I would like my donation to be used for:

Healthy Lunch Program Community Programs

After-School Programming Wherever it’s needed most

Youth Centre

All donations receive a charitable tax receipt. Donations can be dropped off at Cumberland Community School

during regular school hours, or mailed to: CCSS c/o Cumberland Community School. Box 430-2674 Windermere

Avenue. Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0

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VOLUNTEER WITH CCSS To join our dedicated and spirited team of volunteers please complete the form below, selecting the option you are in-

terested in, and return it to the main office or CCSS office (Room 211, Strathcona Building).

BINGO helpers - Help with concession, cash and handing out BINGO cards. Wednesdays 6:30- 10 PM.

BINGO caller - Wednesdays 6:30- 10 PM. Volunteers don’t have to commit to every week.

After-School Programs - Facilitate or help with a variety of after-school programs. Monday- Thursday 2:45–

3:45 PM.

Mountain Bike Ride Leaders - Thursdays 2:45– 5 PM. April to June. Must have knowledge of local trail network.

First Aid Certification is an asset.

Kitchen Help - Volunteer in the kitchen with our Healthy Food Program. Monday- Thursday, various time

slots. January to June.

Thunderballs 2019– Our 6th Annual Thunderballs event is a major fundraiser for CCSS, featuring 4,000 golf balls rolling down Dunsmuir Avenue in an exciting race with lots of fantastic prizes to be won. The date is set for Monday May 20. We are looking for volunteers to help with the following tasks: Soliciting prizes– Work with Events Coordinator to help solicit donations from local businesses, Selling tickets (the month leading up to the event), Directing traffic the morning of the trial (date TBD) and the morning of the event (May 21), Help with assembling, transporting and setting up the Thunderballs ramp and track. Reel Youth Film Festival, Saturday March 2nd– This festival screens short films made by young people under 20, including local content. A fundraiser for the Youth Centre. Volunteers needed to help with set up, concession and clean up.

Your Name: _______________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address: __________________________________________________________________________

www.cumberlandcommunityschools.com 250-336-8511 ext. 76611