Health and Immunizations

Fraser Health - School Health

Fraser Health recently launched a brand new School Health website, fraserhealth.ca/schoolhealth, with everything parents and teachers need to keep school-aged children healthy. This resource includes new sections on children’s mental health, learning disabilities, behavioural disorders, staying safe at school, and more. 

Quick Guide to Common Childhood Diseases

Fentanyl Information for Families

View an Fentanyl Information Bulletin prepared by the Child and Youth Committee here...

Health News

View or subscribe to Fraser Health's Headlines online newsletter  here...

School Aged Immunizations

In BC school aged children are offered immunizations in grade 6 and 9. Learn more...

Spring 2021 Update

  • The Fraser Health Immunization Program for school-aged children will resume this year
  • To start, public health staff will contact families of students currently in grades 7 and 10 who missed their immunizations during the 2019-2020 school year due to COVID-19.
  • These students will be offered immunization appointments over the spring and summer.
  • Immunization information for Kindergarten, Grade 6 and 9 students will be provided at a future date.

Special bulletin regarding grade 9 immunizations click here...

Consent Forms for Grades 6 and 9 are available at Fraser Health

School Health

Visit Fraser Health's School Health page for information on medical conditions at school, illness in the classroom, head lice and other helpful information on topics relevant to you and your child. Learn more...

Getting out the Angries

​Fraser Health clinical expert Helen Edwards with tips to help your child manage the "grumpies" and how anger is not the real problem. Read it here...

Information & Announcements

CUPE Skills, Training and Enhancement Fund

Applications for the new CUPE Skills, Training and Enhancement Fund will be accepted twice annually for adjudication. All CUPE staff are eligible to apply to this fund. Further information and application forms can be found in the staff section of our website. 

School Bus Safety Tips

For Drivers

  • The large AMBER alternating flashing lights warn motorists that the school bus is about to stop to either load or unload students; slow and stop if it is safe to do so.
  • The large RED alternating flashing lights warn motorists to STOP as the school bus is either loading or unloading students.
  • Drivers must STOP in either direction whenever you see flashing RED lights on a school bus.
  • After stopping for a school bus, don't start moving again until the bus moves on or the driver signals that it's safe by turning off the lights and pulling

Ride 360 Bussing App

Does your child ride the bus? Get instantly notified if there are any disruptions or delays on your route! The free Ride 360 App provides parents and guardians direct access to their students bussing schedule, while allowing Transportation to send timely notifications and alerts. Download Ride360 from your App provider today! 

Learn how to access your student information on the app, by viewing the User Guide.

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