This class will provide students with the opportunity to explore project-based themes through music, art, story, and movement, as well as science and humanities activities.

This class will provide students with the opportunity to explore all four strands of fine arts: music, visual art, drama, and dance. Students will spend time exploring both 2-D and 3-D visual art forms, work with a variety of media, such as pencil, watercolour, clay, and textiles. Through drama and music games, students will learn how to communicate ideas and express feelings and experiences through the arts. By learning traditional dances and songs, students explore a range of cultures as well as to adapt the skills learned to new contexts. Students will collaborate with one another, participating in games and activities aimed and learn the joy of taking creative risks within a safe and supported environment.

This class will provide students with the opportunity to explore project-based themes through music, art, story, and movement, as well as science and humanities activities.

This French course for grades 5-7 will be using the exciting AIM program developed out of UBC. Students are expected to actively participate in a variety of individual, small group, and whole class activities including subject-related worksheets.

Using AIM will create an environment where the students will: Feel comfortable to express themselves in the target language from the first lesson; Learn vocabulary through visual, auditory and kinesthetic tools; Participate in all activities in the target language based on literature and drama; Learn to think and write creatively, while practicing oral communication; Be part of a “learning community” that emphasizes cooperative learning.

This program has a capacity of 15 students and will be hosted in Surrey.

This course is an opportunity for students who school at home to interact and play with other students their age. Under the supervision and direction of a gym instructor, these students meet for one 75 minute gym class per week. This is a fantastic introduction to blended classes and a wonderful way to meet other TLA families and friends!

This course is an opportunity for students who school at home to interact and play with other students their age. Under the supervision and direction of a gym instructor, these students meet for one 75 minute gym class per week. This is a fantastic introduction to blended classes and a wonderful way to meet other TLA families and friends!

Taught by Behavioral Interventionists, this course will focus on social skill building, emotional learning, independence and time management skills used to prepare for high school. The program will present a new topic each week; each topic will build on the previous week in order to encourage generalization and maintenance of skills. Participation and homework will be required.

This Spanish course for grades 5-7 will be using the exciting AIM program developed out of UBC. Students are expected to actively participate in a variety of individual, small group, and whole class activities including subject-related worksheets.

Using AIM will create an environment where the students will: Feel comfortable to express themselves in the target language from the first lesson; Learn vocabulary through visual, auditory and kinesthetic tools; Participate in all activities in the target language based on literature and drama; Learn to think and write creatively, while practicing oral communication; Be part of a “learning community” that emphasizes cooperative learning.

This program has a capacity of 15 students and will be hosted in Surrey.

This course is an opportunity for students who school at home to interact with and learn visual art skills of drawing, painting and more with other students their age. Under the supervision and direction of an art instructor, these students meet for one 90 minute art class per week. This is a fantastic introduction to blended classes and a wonderful way to meet other TLA families and friends!

This course is an opportunity for students who school at home to interact with and learn visual art skills of drawing, painting and more with other students their age. Under the supervision and direction of an art instructor, these students meet for one 90 minute art class per week. This is a fantastic introduction to blended classes and a wonderful way to meet other TLA families and friends!