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Helping students participate in extra-curricular activities
School District No. 42 receives funding from the Buddhist Compassionate Relief TZU CHI Foundation of Canada to help district students participate in non-school sponsored extra-curricular activities.
The student's parent or guardian must apply for the bursary with the support of the school principal. Bursary applications may be submitted at any time. Bursaries are awarded three times a year: November 30, March 31 and May 31. If a bursary is awarded, the parent will receive a letter from the District's TZU CHI Bursary Committee which is to be given to the organization offering the program. The organization may then bill the School District for the portion of the student's registration fee covered by the grant.
An application form is available from the school principal, or can be downloaded from this page (see attachments below).
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| Tzu Chi bursary application.pdf | 11.08 KB | 625 | 21 hours 20 min ago |


