Earth Adventure afterschool program
A program for Pre-Primary to Grade 4 students at Bayview Community School
Spring Session: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Spring Session: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
This afterschool program is for students in pre-primary to grade 4 at Bayview Community School. Students take the school bus to a stop on Fauxburg Road, where staff greet them around 2:20 (12:50 on CLT days), then walk together to the Mahone Bay Centre. The program ends at 5:00 PM.
During this new and exciting program, we will play fun, cooperative games, explore our surroundings, and do adventurous activities in the woods. We also have access to space at the Mahone Bay Centre for inside activities if it’s wet and cold. However, in good weather, most of the time we will be outside!
Note: if there is no school or school is cancelled, the Afterschool Program will also be cancelled.
During this new and exciting program, we will play fun, cooperative games, explore our surroundings, and do adventurous activities in the woods. We also have access to space at the Mahone Bay Centre for inside activities if it’s wet and cold. However, in good weather, most of the time we will be outside!
Note: if there is no school or school is cancelled, the Afterschool Program will also be cancelled.
Please review the Earth Adventure Afterschool Program Parent Guide for more information.
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*Registration must be completed separately for each program day
*Registration must be completed separately for each program day
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For more information on School Programs contact our Environmental Education Team Lead, Julia LeBlanc, at julia@coastalaction.org