On today’s episode, we shift gears a bit to highlight Jump Rope for Heart, which is an exciting event that our school has been taking part in for several years. Jump Rope for Heart is a fun, educational event organized by the Heart and Stroke Foundation to raise awareness about heart health and fundraise for heart disease research. Children participate by jumping rope and learning about the importance of staying active and eating healthy. Families can get involved by encouraging their kids to join the event at school, collecting pledges from friends and family online. It's a great way to support a good cause while promoting physical activity and heart health for the whole family.

On today’s episode, we would like to introduce to you and have a quick chat with our Kindergarten and Grade 1 teacher, Mr. Jordan Werner. Mr. Werner joins us this year to cover for Mrs. Csokia who is away on Maternity Leave. Mr. Werner’s class joined us for the recording of this episode and they were quite interested to see and hear their teacher being interviewed on a microphone. We chat with Mr. Werner about his time at Dormick.

On today’s episode, we are pleased to introduce you to our Indigenous Support Worker, Mr. Les Joe. Mr. Joe joins us from Ch’iyaqtel First Nation in Chilliwack, B.C. This Mr. Joe’s first year at Dormick Park as our Indigenous Support Worker. 

On today’s episode, we are pleased to feature our student teacher, Ms Deanna Short from Simon Fraser University as she discusses and reflects on her time here at Dormick Park. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts

On today’s episode, we have one of our Grade 3 teachers, Ms Jennifer Maan on our show to chat about her role as a Grade 3 teacher and her stories of growing up and going to school in the Abbotsford school district. During the recording of this episode, we had two classes in the room watching this interview. This is Ms Maan’s third year at Dormick Park and we are pleased to have her on the podcast show. Listen on Spotify, Apple Music.

On today’s episode, we have our Youth Care worker, Ms Tanya Bancroft on our show to chat about her role around the school and the huge impact of support that she provides to students each day. This is Ms B’s first year at Dormick Park and before coming here she worked at Terry Fox, Chief Dan George, Eugene Reimer, Mouat and worked as an educational behaviour interventionist at Pivot Point. 

The Dormick Park Podcast Show is BACK for another season with NEW hosts and special guests! Up on the Pod today, we have Dormick Park Elementary’s principal, Mrs. Andrea Wildeman back on the show to chat about some new exciting people joining our school team, new programs, our PAC and other exciting things to look forward to this year. 

On this episode, we shift gears from the regular format of the show to have the Dormick Park Podcast Show co-creators, Shane Hipwell & Leanne Kropp, chat about Leanne's career and educational journey with English Language Learners.

On today's episode, Anna and Arashmeet sit down with the Dormick Park Elementary's Parent Advisory Council (PAC) President, Katie Thiessen to chat about the role of the PAC and the important work they do for our school.

Ms Fraser returns to the Dormick Park Podcast Show to chat all about her new after school Crochet club, which has been quite popular at the school.