Emergencies can happen when we least expect them, and often when household members are not together. Suddenly, you need to think about their whereabouts. If you have children in school or elderly parents across town, you will want a plan in place to connect and know they are safe. If phones don't work, or some neighbourhoods aren't accessible, what will you do?

Take a free workshop with North Shore Emergency Management

​Queensbury PAC Invites Parents and Students
​Grades 4-12 to our Education Talk

How to Get Better Grades in School

Presented by: Terry Small, B.Ed., M.A.,
master teacher and Canada's leading learning skills specialist.
He is the author of the Brain Bulletin with over 30,000 subscribers worldwide.

Wednesday April 20th 6:30 pm (doors open at 6:00pm)

​Queensbury School Gym
2020 Moody Ave, North Vancouver
Cost $2.00

Jan 13, 2016 07:00 PM
Carson Graham Secondary School, 2145 Jones Avenue, North Vancouver BC
Presentation by Dr. Martin Davidson, North Shore Stress and Anxiety Clinic
Description: Life as an adolescent can be stressful and as a result teens may exhibit anxiety or engage in troubling behavior.  Learn tools to help support your teen through their adolescence while strengthening your relationship.

Pre-Registration is not required for this free event.
Sponsored by the Carson Graham Family of Schools
Learn more about upcoming sessions in 2016:February 3, 2016 - Popping the Bubble Wrap and Reframing Risky Play for Children
April 25, 2016 - Sex Talk? No Sweat!
May 26, 2015 - iGuy and iGirl
More information about these sessions is posted here. 

Canyon Heights PAC presents: 
Jesse Miller "Social Media, Connected Children, Parenting the Mobile Device Child" Presentation”
 
 Monday January 11th, 2016 @ 7:00pm - Canyon Heights School
 
Admission is by donation at the door - we're hoping to see great numbers of parents out!
 
An interactive and visual presentation designed to help parents understand where the social media and tech concerns exist in our connected community.
 
A 'must-see' presentation for parents who would like to pro-actively examine the challenges of social media, explore the reasons behind the concerns around social media, and to help prompt dialogue at home that fits each family's values. 
 
This presentation will provide parents with:
 

• the tools needed to better equip themselves for parenting in the social media generation, 
• ways to help extend the dialogue to reflect technology influences at home, as well as 
• address current trends in social media use within British Columbia.