Information and Updates from the Parent Advisory Council for the 2024/2025 School Year
Welcome DLG Families!
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Since communication is key to building a great school community, the David Lloyd George Parent Advisory Council (PAC) has created this website to help our families stay up-to-date on the important stuff. We are always looking for volunteers throughout the year to help with various events and fundraisers. Please take a look at the volunteer opportunities page, as many of these roles do not involve joining the PAC as an executive. Thanks to our amazing families, we successfully raised over $100,000 to build the new primary playground and $17,000 to equip our Calming Room! The PAC sincerely appreciates all volunteers, no matter how big or small your role is - so please consider helping out in any way you can!
Current PAC Executives:
Co-Chairs: Ashley (Intermediate Parent) & Scally (Primary Parent)
Treasurer: Herman (Primary Parent)
Secretary: Kathleen & Ajay (Primary Parents)
Digital Communications Manager (*NEW*): Manninagh (Primary & Intermediate Parent)
We would also like to extend a warm welcome to our 2024/2025 Kindergarten families and others whose students joined the school this year! Please feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns.
Thank you to our community donors!
Variety Children's Charity of BC, the Vancouver Rotary Club, and Shoppers Drug Mart have been incredible supporters of our school! In 2021, Variety matched $750 of our raised funds that allowed us to purchase $1500 worth of immediately needed items to support our special education students. In January 2023, Variety approved our Variety Schools Program grant application and have matched our funds for the Calming Room project in the amount of $8,067! Shoppers Drug Mart donated $2000 to this project. The Rotary Club contributed about $2000 to our Calming Room and recently an additional $1850 for us to purchase other needed items, including a "Share Fridge" to store snacks for students who are experiencing food insecurity. To read more about the Calming Room project, please click the link below:
The PAC would also like to acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Coast Salish Peoples. With respect, we recognize our shared responsibility. Let this be more than words; let it be a reminder to learn from the land, to listen to Indigenous voices, and to contribute in tangible ways to justice, healing, and respect. We are committed to actively calling out the actions and words that continue to harm Indigenous People and to creating a culturally safe healing space for Indigenous families as we walk this path toward reconciliation.
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