The Before School / After School Club (ASC) runs from September to June. Families must re-apply each school year. *B/ASC fees are subject to change each academic year

BSC 8:00 am to 8:30 am
ASC 3:00pm to 5:15pm

Before School Club  $165
After School Club  $355
Tuesdays Only  $185  *Tuesdays early dismissal at 2:00pm

To register, please go to our Admissions page.

Art club is ppen to students in grades 2 -7, every other Thursday beginning September 25.

$50/student. Payable by cash/cheque or credit card at the office.

Join the class on REMIND @essart2025

Chess Club will meet in the library during lunch on Mondays through Wednesdays. Any changes will be announced daily.

The coding club is open to students in grades 4-7; every Wenesdays 3:05-4:05pm from September 17 – December 17 in the grade 5 classroom.

$40/student. Payable by cash/cheque or credit card at the office.

The Garden Club is an in-class club.

View our Garden Map +  Garden Schedule. 

This club takes is an a M. Tremblay and the Grade 5 classroom initiative. Visit Jeunes Citoyens du Monde.

Check out this club and our students in the B.C. Catholic

YCW club at ESS – Interview with K-Pop Demon Hunter’s Ejae – One of the shorts reached 450,000 views in just a few hours, and overall the interview broughtover 550,000 views and 10,000 new subscribersto our YCW World channel! Stay tuned for further interviews with K-Pop Demon Hunters Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami.

The Mass Choir gathers on Tuesdays during recess in the Grade 2 classroom for practice. The choir performs at the 11 a.m. Sunday Mass on the second Sunday of each month. Students in Grades 2–7 are welcome to join!

The Math Club is a fun and engaging way for students to explore math beyond the classroom! The club offers a chance to solve puzzles, play math games, and tackle exciting challenges together.

Open to students in grades 5-7 during lunch, beginning in November.

Playground Activity Leaders (PALS) in Schools is an elementary school student leadership program. It is a student-led peer leadership program in which grade 4-6 students are trained to plan and lead fun and safe activities on the playground during lunch recess. This is the 3rd year that E.S.S. has been involved in the program. The program provides opportunities to help foster a sense of belonging and inclusion among students, while engaging them in physical activity in the school yard. The program motto is “There’s always room for one more.”

Program objectives

• provide opportunities for student leadership
• increase students’ sense of belonging and inclusion
• increase opportunities for physical activity to improve students’ physical literacy

Readers are Leaders is a fun, competitive reading trivia program open to Grade 5, 6 and 7 students in CISVA schools. Groups of students are responsible for reading six novels chosen by Librarians in the CISVA. An in school competition will be held in mid-March to determine which students will advance to the Regional competition. Regional competitions for the winning team from each school will be held in early April. The final competition will be held in late April.