Current Fundraisers
Purdy's Chocolates
We’re excited to launch our Beddington Heights School Purdy’s Chocolates fundraiser to support school families in need! Orders can be placed easily online through our campaign page: Order Here!
- Customer ID#: 65128
- Last day to order: Friday, November 22
- Pick-up: Thursday, December 4 at Beddington Heights School, either at dismissal time or during the Winter Celebration of Learning with performances at 1:15 PM and 6:00 PM
FlipGive
Support Beddington Heights School all year long through FlipGive — an easy, free way to raise money just by shopping for things you already buy! Start your online shopping using FlipGive and you’ll earn a percentage of your purchase as cashback for our school. You can also earn by buying gift cards to shop in-store or online. With hundreds of brands available, sign up for free and get started on earning for the things you’re already buying. Our school earns cash back whenever families shop for groceries, gas, dining out, or online purchases from hundreds of popular retailers. Join our team here: Beddington Heights FlipGive
Mabel's Labels
Families can order custom, durable labels for clothing, shoes, school supplies, and more. Perfect for keeping items out of the lost and found! The best part: 20% of every order comes back to Beddington Heights School, with no exclusions (yes, even sale items count!) To participate, simply click here: Mabel’s Labels – Beddington Heights School Fundraiser and select Beddington Heights School.
One of the most important ways parents/guardians and community members can make a meaningful difference for students is by participating on the school council. Under the Education Act, a school council is a collective association designed to advise the principal and the CBE Board of Trustees on matters related to the school. School councils have legislated advisory and decision-making authority defined within the Education Act and the School Councils Regulation. They are different from Parent Societies & Associations, whose main function is to raise funds for the school. You can find more details in the CBE School Council Handbook.
Upcoming Meeting Dates
Meeting Agendas & Minutes
- May 6 2025 BHS School Council Annual General Meeting Minutes
- Apr 1 2025 BHS School Council Meeting Minutes
- Mar 4 2025 BHS School Council Meeting Minutes
- Feb 4 2025 BHS School Council Meeting Minutes
- Dec 3 2024 BHS School Council Meeting Minutes
- Nov 5 2024 BHS School Council Meeting Minutes
- Oct 1 2024 BHS School Council Meeting
- Jun 4 2024 BHS School Council Meeting
2024 -25 School Year
The Beddington Heights Parent Council is looking forward to another great school year. Your Parent Council executive team for the 2024/2025 school year is:
Chairperson: Jennifer Razzo
Vice-Chairperson: Stefanie Steele
Secretary: Anna Nekola
Treasurer: Brooklyn Shill
Our first meeting will be held online October 1, 2024 at 6:30pm. The online link will be sent through the Principal’s Weekly Message. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to beddingtonpca@gmail.com
About Our School Council
Our Parent Council supports the school in a variety of ways
- Facilitate school events such as dances, activity nights and fun lunches.
- Fundraise to provide additional equipment and resources for the school.
- Facilitates charitable giving opportunities for students.
We meet on the first Tuesday of each month. All parents/guardians are welcome.
While there are positions available within our council, holding a position is not a requirement. We welcome any parents/guardians who would like to attend meetings, contribute your ideas and learn more about the school operations. Meetings are held online via Microsoft Teams. The meeting link can be found in the Principal's Weekly Update.
Great Reasons to Join Us!
- Our volunteers are vital to our school and our community.
- No need for long-term commitment or a lot of your time. Every little bit helps!
- Great way to meet other parents in the school.
- Learn more about how the school operates.
- Have a say in the opportunities available to our children
- Create relationships with the school administration and staff.
Contact Our School Council
2024-25 School Council Positions
Chairperson: Jennifer Razzo
The school council chair needs to be a parent of a student in the school. The chair oversees all association activities, leads and organizes meetings, communicates regularly with the school principal and ensures regular communication with the school community.
Vice Chairperson: Stefanie Steele
The vice-chair assists the chair and takes the role of Chairperson in the absence of the council chair.
Secretary: Anna Nekola
The secretary acts as a recorder at each meeting and ensures meeting minutes are accurate.
Treasurer: Brooklyn Shill
The treasurer keeps an accurate record of funds and financial transactions.
Casino Rep(s): Aundy Thillman and Korin Peacock
To organize the Casino Fundraising Event.
Charities Rep(s): VACANT
To organize various events throughout the year.
Community Rep: Korin Peacock
To act as liaison between the BHSPA and the Beddington Heights Community Association (BHCA).
Fun Lunch Coordinator(s): Rachelle Skilling
To organize Fun Lunch for children and staff.
Fundraiser Rep(s): Caroline Stuart and Ziba Vahedi
To organize all fundraising events for BHSPA and submit the proceeds to the Treasurer.
Grade 6 Farewell Coordinator: VACANT
To orchestrate any Grade 6 Farewell activities that goes above and beyond the schools set plan.
Key Communicator: Ellyse Lambie
To act as a liaison between the Calgary Board of Education (CBE) and BHSPA, and to share information, ideas and concerns about public schooling with parents.
Kindergarten Rep: VACANT
To act as a liaison between Kindergarten staff, BHSPA and the school Administration.
Raffle Coordinator VACANT
To organize, monitor and account for any raffles or 50/50 draws held by the BHSPA.
Social Media Coordinator: Korin Peacock
To organize, publish and maintain social media accounts used by the BHSPA
Special Events Rep(s): Stefanie Steele
To organize special events such as BBQs, Pizza Nights, and Dances within CBE guidelines.
Volunteer Coordinator: Nicole Lamboo
To coordinate volunteers needed throughout the school when requested by school staff.
Additional CBE Resources
- CBE School Council page
- CBE School Council Handbook
- CBE Connections | For school communities
- CBE Administrative Regulation 5001 – School Councils and School/Parent Societies
- School Councils Regulation 94/2019
- Social Media Guidelines for School Councils
- Alberta School Councils' Association (ASCA) website