The Invite – CRPS’ May list of school events open to the media

May 2024

CRPS asks that the media confirm its attendance with the school!

Alpenglow School

Nature Immersion with Braeden Kelly

On May 3, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., Alpenglow School's Gr. 1 to 3 students will engage in an enriching outdoor learning experience. Led by Braeden Kelly from CRPS’ Outdoor Learning Centre, along with Chandi Obrien and Megan Cowan, the event is designed to integrate Alberta's science curriculum with practical, hands-on activities that explore living systems. This initiative highlights the value of nature immersion, blending educational goals with the real-world, hands-on experiences. Contact Annabel Preece for more information.

Alpenglow Students Embrace Djembe Drumming Circles

Under the guidance of volunteer music specialist Vern Roth and teacher Maureen Fraser, Alpenglow students will delve into the world of Djembe drums on May 16. Led by Roth, students will explore fundamental elements of music, including rhythm and expression. This interactive session fosters collaboration as students come together to showcase their evolving musical abilities and creativity. Through the power of drumming, students will connect not only with the beats but also with each other, engaging their hands, hearts, and minds in a harmonious rhythm at Alpenglow School. Contact Annabel Preece for more information.

Banff Schools

Celebrate Early – National Indigenous People’s Day

Banff Community High School (BCHS) students and staff, along with Banff Elementary School Gr. 7 & 8 students, will attend a special assembly to celebrate National Indigenous People's Day on May 24 at 10 a.m. This event is being held in advance of the official June 21 observance due to BCHS exam schedules. Open to parents and community members, the event promises to be a day of learning, respect, and cultural enrichment, highlighted by the esteemed presence of the Stoney Nakoda Knowledge Keepers. The celebration will take place at BCHS. For more information, contact Natasha Miles.

Lawrence Grassi Middle School

May School Spring Dance & Social

Lawrence Grassi Middle School (LGMS) is rolling out the red carpet for its annual Spring Dance & Social on May 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the LGMS gym. Designed for Gr. 7 and 8 students to dance the night away, make new friends, and strengthen ties with their school community, the event is a celebration of youth, friendship, and the spirited life of middle school. Parents and students alike are buzzing with anticipation for a night that promises to be memorable for all attendees. Don't miss out on the fun—mark your calendars! For additional information or to RSVP, please reach out to Kelly Proudfoot.