ÉCOLE SEAFORTH ELEMENTARY Parents. Volunteers. Community.

GET INVOLVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

PAC Activities.

These programs and traditions bring our school community together—and parent volunteers make each one possible.

Seaforth PAC activities

Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00 am–12:15 pm

Hot Lunch Program

Does your child love Hot Lunch? It takes a village to make it happen! We’re looking for volunteers to help distribute food. The program gives families a break from making lunch while raising money for key activities such as Grade 7 Grad, French enrichment and more.

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1st and 3rd Monday of the month, 9:00–10:15 am

Fruit and Veggie Program

The BC School Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Program provides fresh fruit and vegetable snacks to public and First Nations schools throughout BC. Volunteers help distribute fresh produce and milk to classrooms.

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Every Friday, 9:00–10:30 am

Popcorn Fridays

If you’re looking for some Friday fun and would like to help pop up a few bags of popcorn, this is the job for you!

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September

Art Cards Fundraiser

A school activity where students create original artwork that is printed on custom keepsake products such as greeting cards, puzzles, and mugs for families to purchase before the holidays. Coordinated with school administration.

Late November or early December

Holiday Market

An annual tradition in the school gym where community vendors showcase their products and services for the holiday season. Volunteers sell tickets, host games, run the concession, set up decorations, and make arts and crafts with children.

Sign up as Vendor

Mid-December

Jingle Bell Walk

Parent drivers accompany children as they collect food for the food bank and pack the donations into boxes.

Last day of class before winter break

Pancake Breakfast

Cook or serve pancakes to students while a special guest spreads holiday cheer throughout the school. A separate volunteer notice will be sent during the first week of December.

May

Sports Day

Volunteers help with the event and run the concession.

Published in May, delivered in June

Yearbook Committee Members

Help coordinate photos and content for the yearbook.

One or two times a year

Book Fairs

The Scholastic Book Fair, in English and French, is held in the library and raises money for new library books. Volunteers help with book sales at lunch or after school.

Date varies

School Dance

Get your dancing shoes on and enjoy a unique student experience with upbeat, current party songs. Volunteers are needed for student sign-in, decorations, setup, teardown, and more.In partnership with @rocknbeauparty