3D Basketball Academy is committed to the physical, social and character development of student athletes in pursuit of excellence in the sport of basketball. Through sport-specific elite basketball skill development, athletes train in a positive and competitive environment that promotes learning and growth. Built on the core values of opportunity, choice, commitment, competition, teamwork, teaching and learning. 3D Basketball Academy develops the discipline, nurtures the dedication, and guides the determination necessary for our athletes to achieve their maximum athletic potential.

Atlantis Programs invites children to discover a world of opportunities. We provide swimming and cycling programs that promote kid's health and development and have earned a reputation of excellence in the community. At Atlantis Swimming and Pedalheads™ Bike Camps, every child experiences the challenge of learning new skills and the thrill of mastering them. By creating safe, fun and supportive environments, we enable kids to explore their abilities and potential. Providing professional instruction since 1986, Atlantis Programs has helped over 104,000 children learn to swim and cycle.

British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., or B. C. Ferries, is known for safety, spectacular scenery and a proud maritime history. What began in 1960 as a two vessel, two terminal operation has grown into one of the largest, most sophisticated ferry transportation systems in the world, with 36 vessels and up to 47 ports of call.

The objectives of BC Floorball are: a) to promote and develop the sport of Floorball in British Columbia; b) to promote and co-ordinate the development of participants, coaches, officials and administrators in the sport of Floorball in British Columbia; c) to establish, administer and enforce rules and regulations governing the sport of Floorball in British Columbia; d) to promote and encourage participation in the sport of Floorball in British Columbia as a means of improving physical fitness, and encouraging the development of leadership and sportsmanship qualities in its participants; e) to promote and encourage public awareness of the sport of floorball in the British Columbia and the role of the Corporation; f) to act as the official member association representing BC at Floorball Canada

Clean Air Day is a focal point for information and action on clean air and climate change issues. The Government of Canada proclaimed Clean Air Day in 1999 in response to requests from community-based environmental, health and transportation groups, and nation-wide activities continue to emphasize a grassroots approach. Clean Air Day is held each year in early June on the Wednesday of Canadian Environment Week.

Cypress Park Little League (CPLL) is a non-profit society established for the purpose of operating a Little League Baseball program in the western portion of West Vancouver, Lions Bay and Bowen Island. CPLL's 9 Divisions (approx. 400 players, ages 5 to 18) encompass various age and skill levels. Male and Femlae players are able to participate. League Boundaries: Cypress Park Little League baseball (T-Ball through Big League divisions) is open to all children 5 to 18 years of age living west of Rogers Creek (located between 28th and 29th Streets) to Lions Bay and including Bowen Island.

This is the 41st year of Dynamic Dan Miscisco's popular sports and learning camps. While skills development is the major objective, Dan's other goal is for everyone to have a fun-filled experience. The fantastic sponsor team allows for many treats, incentives and on-going motivation. This special anniversary summer will offer some extra surprises.

'Little Feet Kids Yoga' evolved out of Dhana's two passions - children and yoga. Blending the classic art of yoga with a sprinkling of practical nutritional facts and a lot of fun has proven an ideal recipe for her popular children's classes, which are sometimes co-taught with her daughter.

The Drive Basketball Academy is dedicated to the development of young athletes throughout British Columbia. Drive currently offers numerous basketball camps, training, clinics, tournaments, and other events on a yearly basis. Drive provides an intense, competitive and positive environment for both boys and girls from Grades 1-12. With elite level coaches and advanced training techniques, the focus is to increase the skill level, confidence and overall fitness of all participants involved. Drive is also committed to the continued development of the members' mental and physical attributes and to maintaining positive relationships beyond the completion of the program.

Objectives of the Club Promote participation in and the love of sailing and boating in a safe fun environment. Provide facilities for the use and enjoyment of the members. Provide training and development in boating and navigation for members, and the youth of our society. Promote sportsmanship and excellence in competitive sailing.

Mountain bike training courses.

Our sister school, Florence Nightingale. They have their own website . . . check it out!

Girl Guides of Canada (GGC) stands for what it has always stood for - fun, friendship and adventure. GGC is a safe, accepting environment with diverse and exciting programs and activities that offers girls the chance to learn, grow and discover through age-appropriate programming. From sports, camping and science to eco-activities, fashion design and community projects, Guiding's girl-centred programming has something for everyone. Guiding is bold, fun, energetic and gives girls the tools and resources they need to achieve greatness.

Hollyburn has activities for everyone in the family-- including you-- all in one stunning location. That means less time driving kids around, and more time for fun. Extended day care hours seven days a week, plus regular after school programs, makes it easier to schedule active, growing families. Summer and spring break sport camps, field trips, overnight adventures, music lessons, aquatic, tennis, badminton, hockey, karate, squash, figure skating, curling programs, cycling clubs, outdoor recreation and more will keep kids entertained all year long.

Hollyburn Sailing Club began operation in 1963 with the main objective of training North Shore children in “seamanship”. With the blessing of the District and the West Vancouver Parks and Recreation Commission the HSC has operated out of Ambleside Park for almost 50 years training over 10,000 individuals. Our training programs have expanded to include adult sailing and kayaking lessons. Hollyburn sailors have achieved Olympic status, competed in numerous World Championships and raced in the America’s Cup. The Co-op Program offers co-op members the use of a variety of sailboats and kayaks. The clubhouse is located on beautiful Ambleside Beach. A large deck and facilities allow for enjoyment of members and guests.

Mad Science offers a large selection of after-school, preschool, summer and vacation programs, in class workshops, special events entertainment, and birthday parties. From entertaining educational programs to educational entertainment, Mad Science sparks imaginative learning by providing FUN Science programs for children age 3 to 12.

What would it take to change the world? Rotary International is the world's first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto Service Above Self.

Rotary International, the world’s oldest service club organization, is made up of some 33,000 clubs in more than 200 countries. Rotary’s motto is “service above self”. Its more than 1.2 million members form a global network of business and professional people who provide humanitarian service, encourage high standards in all vocations, and help to build goodwill and peace in the world.

Mission: To contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.

The Popular Elementary School Program on: Social Responsibility, Respectful Conflict Resolution, and Making Amends & understanding how our choices affect others.

Since 1981, Stardust (originally Stardust Enterprises, now Stardust Kids on Wheels) has been visiting local elementary schools to teach children roller skating during their P.E. classes. Our instructors visit each school for one, two or three weeks (depending on the population of the school) and teach basic skating skills and safety rules both for indoor and outdoor skating. We supply the instructor, skates and, if requested, helmets. We visit approximately five or six schools each week and run the program September through June of each year. Between 1981 - 2008, we have been booked in schools in the following districts: Surrey, Langley, Delta, Vancouver, Richmond, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, Burnaby, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, New Westminster, Whistler, and West Vancouver.

Volleyball BC is the Provincial sport governing body that actively encourages and enables all residents to enjoy, participate and excel in the sport of volleyball. Vision Every person in BC enjoying quality participation opportunities, and every coach, official and athlete striving toward excellence according to their desires and abilities in the sport of volleyball Core Values Accessability Accountability Excellence in service Progressiveness Fun Transparency Integrity Respect Approachability

Studies show that fewer children are walking and biking to school, and more children are at risk of becoming overweight. Changing behaviors of children and parents require creative solutions that are safe and fun. Implementing a walking school bus can be both.

For those well timed trips to the beach!

Check out this custom weather forecast just for Caulfeild School!!!

WVFHC is located on the spectacular North Shore of Vancouver, B.C. Canada. We offer excellent recreational and high-performance hockey-playing opportunities for our 2000 members: men, women, girls and boys from ages 6 to 86.

The West Vancouver Otters Swim Club (WVOSC) was formed in 1976. The WVOSC, also know as the Otters, has grown from a small recreational club to a mature organization comprised of swimmers in every age group and in every level of competition. We proudly represent our community as an organization emphasizing the sport of swimming through development of swimming skills, fitness, team participation and excellence in swimming performance.

The Club has a long tradition of excellence. Since it's beginnings in the 1920's, the Club has been involved in the promotion, organization, and development of soccer at the youth level in the Municipality of West Vancouver. The ideal of the Club is to provide for participation by all who wish to play soccer at the level of their individual ability.

The long established, not for profit West Vancouver Tennis Club will provide a Centre of Tennis Excellence available to junior and adult members of the community where enjoyment of the game of tennis is enhanced through skilled coaching, recreation, and competitive play in a social atmosphere of friendship, encouragement, and respect.

West Vancouver Yacht Club is known for its great hospitality, convenient location, and excellent facilities. The yacht club has over 700 members and owns a number of outstations along the BC Coast. A variety of activities are available to members including yacht racing, learn to sail programs, coastal cruising, and year-round social events.