Osler's chain-link fence will soon be transformed into a vibrant educational mural through Stream of Dreams workshops focused on our local watershed, salmon habitat, and water pollution prevention. Many thanks to the parent volunteers installing the fishes on our fences, as well as the Pacific Salmon Foundation for awarding us a $5,000 grant to fund this legacy project!

We had a wonderful afternoon connecting with fellow caregivers... because parenting truly is better with coffee and company!

Thank you to Tim Hortons Kerrisdale for their generous coffee donation, helping us make this gathering warm and welcoming.

We are grateful to White Spot Kerrisdale and Stong's Market for generously preparing hundreds of pancakes and mandarin oranges for our students to enjoy. 

A heartfelt thank-you to our parent volunteers for making the Pancake Breakfast a fun and memorable celebration for all our students! 

Pancake Breakfast Event Page

Students rocked out during a week-long drumming workshop with Rhythm Resource! They explored percussion techniques, built rhythm skills and created music together, all leading up to a fun performance for families on Friday.

Osler PAC was happy to help offset student costs so this experience could be more accessible for our school community.

PAC partnered with Grade 7s to host a fantastic, family-friendly Fall Fiesta after school! Families came together for an afternoon filled with laughter and plenty of smiles. We enjoyed pizza, games, balloon creations by Twistin' Sam, glitter tattoos, and much more.

The Cake Walk was a huge hit, thanks to all the generous baked good donations from our amazing parents. And a special thank you to Safeway Marpole for donating 300 mini pumpkins for decorating!

Thanks to our volunteers for making this event so memorable! We loved seeing great costumes, families connecting, and kids exploring the fun activities our volunteers worked hard to organize.

Fall Fiesta Event Page

In this PAC-funded presentation series, Saleema Noon and her team of experienced educators worked with each class to teach them about healthy bodies and healthy sexuality. In their own language, children learn about how their bodies change, and what those changes mean.

With the generous support of our Osler community, we are proud to announce that we provided multiple holiday hampers for Osler families. Each family is an integral part of our school community, and these hampers are a heartfelt way to show that Osler cares.

Thank you for helping spread joy and support this holiday season! 

Osler families had the opportunity to purchase gift cards at a special rate, with participating businesses generously contributing a portion of the proceeds back to the school.

All gift cards were distributed on November 25, and we’re thrilled to announce that we raised $307.80 through this fundraiser. Thank you for your incredible support! 

In October and November, Grade 6 and 7 students participated in a PAC-funded three-part workshop series on digital safety and awareness. Parents were also invited to join a Zoom webinar on October 15 to gain a deeper understanding of the important topics discussed. 

In this PAC-funded presentation series, Saleema Noon and her team of experienced educators worked with each class to teach them about healthy bodies and healthy sexuality. In their own language, children learn about how their bodies change, and what those changes mean.

This event provided a wonderful opportunity for families to connect, reconnect, and celebrate the start of the school year together. We appreciate everyone who came out to make this a memorable and fun day for our Osler community!

A big thank you to our volunteers and The Vancouver South Lions Club for grilling over 300 perfectly-seared hotdogs!

You can support their Annual Christmas Tree Lot on Fraser Street and East 41st Ave. starting the end of November. 100% proceeds go to Lower Mainland Charities.