Volunteer

All school volunteers must attend a volunteer workshop. Not only will you gain valuable information prior to volunteering you will also be asked to complete a form for a child abuse registry check. The cost of this is covered by the school, and it is required for liability reasons. If at any point during your time volunteering you are asked to drive students you will also be required to bring in your driver's licence and a copy of vehicle insurance for the school to keep on file. To register for a volunteer workshop, please contact Junior School Assistant Cheryl Haverick at (204) 784-1601 to arrange a time.

Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something.

The vision of Balmoral Hall Parent Association (BHPA) is to create a lifelong, engaged community.

We do this by partnering with Balmoral Hall School to promote and enrich students’ educational experiences by fostering a strong sense of community through parental involvement.

Calling all volunteers ...

My name is Jenny-Lou Ryan, and I am the volunteers coordinator for Balmoral Hall Parent Association (BHPA).

Here is why I volunteer and why I think you should, too. I believe in building a strong school community and support the BHPA’s vision "to create a lifelong, engaged community." I want to show my children that I have an interest in their education.

I think volunteering is a very rewarding and fulfilling exercise. I get paid in smiles! We endeavour to treat our volunteers well, and there is a great wrap-up celebration at the end of the year!

My goal is to assemble a team of great volunteers this year by planning meaningful, manageable jobs to suit your experience, interests, and schedule. Please accept my challenge to donate at least one hour of your time this year, and join a fun, dynamic group of parents who serve as committee members. There is a place for everyone, and everyone is welcome!

Contact me at bhpavolunteer@balmoralhall.ca.

“At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child’s success is the positive involvement of parents.” —Jane D. Hull