Week-at-a-Glance
| Monday, April 20 | PAC Meeting @ 6pm-All Parents are welcome! |
| Tuesday, April 21 | |
| Wednesday, April 22 | |
| Thursday, April 23 | |
| Friday, April 24 | Kindergarten Starting With Stories 11am-12pm-Details Below! |
Upcoming Dates: 
- Monday, April 20 – PAC Meeting @ 6pm
- Thursday, May 7 – Regional Track Meet
- Friday, May 8 – Hot Lunch (Pizza Hut)
- Thursday, May 14 – District Track Meet
- Friday, May 15 – Pro D Day (No School)
- Monday, May 18 – Victoria Day Holiday
- Friday, May 22- Free PAC Dance (5-7pm)
Starting With Stories-Kindergarten
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE AT GIBSON!
Great news! Our on-site daycare provider is offering affordable before-and-after school care for the 26/27 school year. Please see the exciting details attached!
PAC MEETING-Monday, April 20 @ 6pm
We would like to invite all of our Gibson parents to join us for our April PAC meeting, to be held at 6pm in our school library. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
GM-PAC AGM-Election Minutes Mar 10, 2026
If you have any questions about upcoming events or PAC info please email gibsonpacgeneral@gmail.com for details.
Hot Lunch (Term 3) Thank you to our PAC for organizing our hot lunch program and making lunch time a little extra special for our students!
- May 8 – Pizza Hut (order by April 28th on Munchalunch)
Registration is Open- North Delta Sunfish Summer Swim Club
The North Delta Sunfish Club, a non-profit organization, has programs for every age and skill level this summer. From junior swimmers to competitive teens, they offer expert coaching in speed swimming, water polo, and artistic swimming. This year, their Little Fishy Program (Ages 5–8) now has more options including a full-time program, a 3-day/week track, or flexible 2-week intro sessions. Don’t miss out—spots fill up fast! Visit ndsunfish.com to view the full schedule and register today.
Are you interested in participating in a SFU Child Development Research Project
The Grow to Care lab at Simon Fraser University is inviting families to participate in fun, interactive projects. One study is for families to 10–12-year-olds to help better understand how screen use and online platforms influence child development. The other study is for families of 6–9-year-olds to research how children’s positive emotions develop. Please review the attached flyers for more information.
