Join us for an afternoon of creativity and talent! Our students will be showcasing their amazing skills, and parents are welcome to attend.

📅 Thursday, January 29
🕐 1:00 PM

We hope to see you there cheering on our performers!

Updates from the Principal

I hope our families and staff had a restful break. January marks a particularly important stretch in the school year. With routines now firmly established and fewer interruptions on the calendar, this is one of the most productive times for deep learning. At Edmonds, we believe every day is an opportunity to learn new things and strengthen skills. Thank you for your ongoing partnership and dedication to our school community. I look forward to seeing what our students will accomplish in this new year. Continue reading here:  January-April Newsletter

• Weather-Related School Closures – Please see our District Website and graphic attached https://burnabyschools.ca/weather-related-school-closures/

Dear Parents, Families, and Community Members,

Join us for the 16th Annual Edmonds Night of Lights—it’s truly magical! Come walk the light labyrinth with your child and their class, make a wish for the world, and enjoy the music of nature performed by our students. If you wish to participate, please meet your child’s class in the hall outside the Small Gym at the time indicated on the schedule below:

Edmonds Night of Lights 2025

We hope to see you there!

Updates from the Principal

It’s hard to believe winter is just around the corner, and our class and community programs are up and running. This fall was filled with many experiences across our school, classrooms, and community—from a very well-attended barbecue, field trips, sports events, parent conferences, and pumpkin patch visits. I’m grateful to the Edmonds school and broader community for coming together to create such a vibrant, inclusive environment for learning. There’s always something happening at Edmonds Community School! Continue reading the: November December Newsletter

Families are reminded that electric scooters are not permitted for use on public roads in Burnaby, as the city is not part of BC’s electric kick scooter pilot project. This means students should not ride or store e-scooters at school. In communities that are part of the pilot, riders must be at least 16 years old, but Burnaby currently has no designated areas for e-scooter use.

For full details, please read the letter Important Information Regarding EScooters and visit the ICBC and Government of BC websites for more information on e-scooter rules and safety.