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Chess Club at Lunch will be offered in the Multipurpose room. 

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​Farsi After School Class at Boundary

Tuesday​

Wednesday​

2026-2027 School Year 

Steamoji - Boundary Elem - Physical Computing - Robotics/Coding 

Wednesdays - 3:00-4:30pm (Grade3-Grade5) Oct 7 - Dec 9 (10 Sessions) 

This term, apprentices will dive into the exciting world of coding, electronics, and robotics. Alongside learning essential coding concepts, they will also develop key problem-solving and engineering skills. Guiding them on this journey is Astro Ji, an astronaut preparing for a mission to the Moon! With Astro Ji’s help, apprentices will explore fundamental concepts in physics such as gravity, movement, and forces - while gaining hands-on experience with motors, power, electricity, and batteries. They’ll bring their learning to life using the VEX GO robotics kit and the VEX Virtual Reality environment. Through these platforms, apprentices will design, code, test, and refine their own programs to control a robotic vehicle they’ve built themselves. This is an accessible, beginner-friendly course with step-by-step guidance in a supportive, inclusive ​

Choose: Boundary Elementary – Build to Solve – Intro to Intro to Physical Computing (G2-G5) ​

Registration opens in June 2026

Steamoji - Boundary - Physical Computing - Robotics/Coding 

Wednesdays - 3:00-4:30pm (Grade3-Grade5) Jan 6 - March 10 (10 Sessions) This term, apprentices will dive deeper into robotics using the VEX GO kit and take their coding skills to the next level. Their building abilities will expand into a whole new world as they create jumpers, walkers, and crawlers — and bring them to life using loops, conditionals, and variables. Oh, and did we mention… they’ll build a robotic arm! With Astro Ji’s guidance, apprentices will explore core coding concepts such as using variables to store information and control structures like loops and conditionals to manage program flow — all while gaining hands-on experience with motors, power systems, electricity, and batteries. Using both physical and digital tools, apprentices will design, code, test, and troubleshoot their own programs to control a robotic vehicle they build themselves. This is an accessible, beginner-friendly course with step-by-step guidance in a supportive, inclusive environment. We can’t wait to see what your child creates with us. Let’s get building! 

Cost: $385 + 5% GST. ​

Choose: Boundary Elementary – Build to Solve – Intro to Intro to Physical Computing (G3-G5)

Registration opens in June 2026

Thursday​

Boundary Elementary - Lights Up Musical Theatre Schools

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