Please click on the links below to access school supply lists for the following groups of students:

Grades 1-3 click HERE

Grades 4-7 click HERE

MACC 4/5 click HERE

MACC 6/7 click HERE

Please note that Kindergarten students share communal supplies – details to follow.

The last day of school is Tuesday, June 29.  Dismissal will be at 9:45 a.m. for students who start at 8:45 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. for students who start at 9:00 a.m.

Grade 7 students attend from 10:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and do not attend earlier in the morning.

Please leave the school grounds promptly upon dismissal. 

Term 3 report cards will go home on Monday, June 28.  Lost and Found items will be on tables outside along the fence between the school and Rumble St. at the end of the day.

Uncollected report cards will be kept in the office for pick up in September.

The school office will be closed July and August and will reopen on Monday, August 30 to Wednesday, September 1.  First day back to school is on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

The staff at Suncrest would like to wish everyone a safe and fun summer!

Due to the extreme heat, all schools in the District will be CLOSED for instruction on Monday June 28.

Report Cards will be distributed on Tuesday, June 29.

Click here for announcement from the Burnaby School District

Thank you for the beautiful plants that you delivered this week for our staff!  It is our pleasure and an honour to work with your children and help them “grow”.

We look forward to having parents being able to be more involved and present in our school and would like to thank this year’s PAC Executive for their work and commitment to Suncrest!

In acknowledgement and honour of the children lost at the Tk’emlups Residential School, we respectfully invite you to wear orange, if you can, anytime during the week of May 31-June 4.

Please also note that Canadian flags at our school and district sites will be lowered to half-mast until further notice.

Friday, May 21 is a Pro D Day for all staff – students will not be attending on this day.

Monday, May 24 is Victoria Day – we hope you enjoy your long weekend!

If you are moving homes or schools and won’t be attending Suncrest Elementary in September, please let the office know. 

If you have already done so, thank you!!!

Just a reminder that Monday, April 26 is a Pro D day. 

No school for students while staff are busy learning.

Enjoy your weekend!

Summer session registration is starting soon.

Elementary registration – Tuesday, April 13 from 10:00 am

For summer session information please visit https://burnabyschools.ca/summersession/ or CLICK HERE.

Suncrest Staff would like to wish our entire community a fun and safe Spring Break!

We look forward to seeing you again on Monday, March 29th!

We would also like to remind you that schools will be closed for Easter on April 2nd and April 5th.

Announcing Literacy Week about Kindness & Gratitude at Suncrest March 8-12!

Please join us as we celebrate Literacy Week at Suncrest! Through reading, writing, and discussion activities, we will explore this year’s theme of Kindness and Gratitude. We hope you will dress up for the following special days related to the theme, as prizes will be given out to anyone who participates! Your child’s teacher will tell you more about each day’s activities in class. We look forward to this special week at Suncrest!

Monday March 8th – Rainbow Inclusion Day
Please dress in as many different colours as you can, as we celebrate the wonderful diversity of our community and the world.

Tuesday March 9th – Be Kind to the Earth Day
Please dress in a combination of blue and green, or wear anything with leaves or the planet Earth on it, as we discuss how to grateful for our beautiful Earth and how to be kind by caring for the environment.

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In celebration of Pink Shirt Day we encourage students and staff to wear pink on Wednesday, February 24th.  Pink Shirt Day is a special day where we commit to being kind and to stand up to bullying in a positive way.  We ask students to be “upstanders” rather than “bystanders” when they see mean behaviour or bullying.  Being an upstander means it’s ok to say STOP and then seek adult assistance if the behaviour continues.  Anyone can wear a pink shirt one day a year, but wearing pink represents a commitment to being kind everyday in our classrooms and on our playgrounds.  Thank you for participating!