Cameron Elementary School
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Cameron Elementary School | |
Address | |
9540 Erickson Drive Burnaby, British Columbia, V3J 1M9, Canada |
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Website | |
http://cameron.sd41.bc.ca | |
Information | |
School board | School District 41 Burnaby |
Principal | Mrs. Angela Henning |
Staff | 38 |
School type | Elementary School |
Grades | K-7 |
Enrollment | ca. 400 (2006) |
Head teacher | Mr. David Barry |
Cameron Elementary School is an elementary school in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. This school participates its best in events such as fundraising, sports and competitions. This year (2006) the grade 7 graduation group consists of about 55 students all 12 or 13 years of age.
[edit] Sports
In 2006, Cameron Elementary competed in the local track and field competition at Swangard Stadium. The grade 5 boys team came in first in the boys 4x100 m relay.
[edit] Leadership
The leadership community is a group of students that help make the school a better place. Joining leadership is not mandatory, but it is a commitment and there are consequences for students who don't participate to the greatest of there ability. Leadership students organize events such as fundraisers and dances.
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Schools in Burnaby, British Columbia
Secondary schools | Alpha · Burnaby Central · Burnaby Mountain · Burnaby North · Burnaby South · Byrne Creek · Cariboo Hill · Moscrop |
Primary or elementary schools | Armstrong · Aubrey · Brantford · Brentwood Park · Buckingham · Cameron · Capitol Hill · Cascade Heights · Chaffey-Burke · Clinton · Confederation Park · Douglas Road · Edmonds Community · Forest Grove · Gilmore Community · Gilpin · Glenwood · Inman · Kitchener · Lakeview · Lochdale Community · Lyndhurst · Ecolé Marlborough · Maywood Community · Montecito · Morley · Nelson · Parkcrest · Rosser · Seaforth · Second Street Community · South Slope · Sperling · Stoney Creek Community · Stride Avenue Community · Suncrest · Taylor Park · Twelfth · Westridge · Windsor |
Private schools | St. Thomas More Collegiate |
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