The Royal Vale Elementary Home and School Association provides two programs that introduces our students to a wide range of interests beyond the school curriculum.
In-depth social skills programs, including friendship, conflict resolution, respect and anti-bullying, are offered at the kindergarten level. They are funded by the yearly registration fees paid by all elementary parents to the Home and School Association.
Le cours de français fait la promotion de l'utilisation et de la compréhension du français oral. Il propose également une introduction aux stratégies de lecture. Pour ce faire, nous couvrons un large éventail de thèmes liés à la vie quotidienne des élèves tels que; les couleurs, les formes, les animaux et la nourriture. Au courant de l'année, certains projets spéciaux leur permettront d'exprimer leur créativité ainsi que de développer leurs compétences en matière de coopération. À travers cette variété d’activités, ils approfondiront leurs habiletés en expression orale, en lecture et en écoute.
The French course promotes the use and understanding of spoken French, and provides an introduction to reading strategies. We cover a broad range of themes related to everyday life such as colours, shapes, animals, and food. Throughout the year, some special projects will allow students to express their creativity and develop competencies in cooperation. Through this variety of activities, they will develop their speaking, reading and listening skills.
The English course is designed to strengthen reading, writing, listening and speaking skills, and to develop critical reading and logical thinking skills. Appreciation for language through literature, poetry and non-fiction is encouraged as we explore the relations between language and culture. Students will practise interdisciplinary skills through diverse activities including research projects, workshop involvement, discussions/debates and creative self-expression through writing and speaking.
The Hebrew Studies PELO Program is geared to teaching students basicand fundamental Hebrew language skills. Throughout the year, students will hear speakers, attend plays, as well as participate in field trips and/or in-school workshops in order to meet the objectives of the program. Optional Hebrew Studies PELO program is offered in Kindergarten for an additional fee.
Work with the Tal AM program, an enriching and innovative language and heritage program. Learn the Hebrew letters, how to read words, and then short sentences.
Use the Shalom Ivrit, Welcome to Modern Hebrew series.Further their study of Hebrew by reading short stories and expanding their vocabulary.Work on short projects, including, the Holocaust, famous people (past and present), the history and meaning of holidays, and Israel.
| Cartooning | Mosaic Art | Sewing |
| Film Making | Music Appreciation | Soapstone Carving |
| Glee Club | Origami | Watercolour |
| Jewellery Making | Performance Theatre | Woodworking |
| Animal Awareness | Cooking | Photography |
| Babysitting | Krazy Science | Serpents and Reptiles |
| Book Making | Math Blast | Wilderness Survival |
| Chess | Mythology | |
| Computers | Paleontology |
| Ballet | Drumming | Tennis |
| Baseball | Flag Football | Track and Field |
| Bellydancing | Hip Hop Dancing | Zumba |
| Cheerleading | Speed Skating | |
| Courtyard Games | Soccer |
