Congratulations to all the raffle winners from this year’s Spring Fair! And a big thank you to all the generous sponsors for their prize contributions.
View the list of prizes and winners here (pdf).
Congratulations to all the raffle winners from this year’s Spring Fair! And a big thank you to all the generous sponsors for their prize contributions.
View the list of prizes and winners here (pdf).
Join us Thursday, June 9th from 3-6pm, rain or shine, for the Hastings Community Elementary School Spring Fair. This is a community event and everyone is welcome. Activities include: Cake Walk, Jolly Jars, Carnival Games, Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Glitter Tattoos, Live Music, Food & Drink, and more. Admission is free. Activity and raffle tickets will be available for purchase at the event.
![]() Columbus Meat Market | ![]() Save On Cartridge aka Inkredible Business Solutions | ![]() Wally’s Pro Sports Cards & Novelties | ![]() Fresh Slice |
![]() The Gourmet Warehouse | ![]() PostNet Print & Marketing Solutions | ![]() Rio-Friendly Meats |
![]() Tamam: Fine Palestinian Cuisine | ![]() Windsor Meats | ![]() Blind Rabbit | ![]() Great Western Brewing (Original 16) | ![]() Roundel Cafe |
![]() Shoppers Drug Mart | ![]() Addah | ![]() The Brighton | ![]() High Point Beer Wine Spirits |
We would like to thank all sponsors for their support in making this event possible.
Addah | Atrium Inn Vancouver | Bianca’s Hair Salon & Boutique |
Blind Rabbit | Bosa Foods | Caliper Print & Signage Solutions Inc. |
Chard Development | Co-operators – Tanious Insurance & Investment Services Inc. | Columbus Meat Market |
Fresh Slice | Great Western Brewing (Original 16) | Grow Speech and Language Therapy |
The Gourmet Warehouse | Herschel Supply Co. | J&C Spa |
Laughing Bean Coffee Co. | Le Petit Saigon | London Drugs |
Makehaus Fabrications | Matrix Production Services | Mindful Brains Learning Support |
PostNet | Pho Don | Rio-Friendly Meats |
Roundel Cafe | Save On Cartridge aka Inkredible Business Solutions | Shoppers Drug Mart |
Stanley & Kallen Low | Superflux Beer Company | Tama Organic Life |
Tamam: Fine Palestinian Cuisine | The Keefer Bar | Violet Foo |
Wally’s Pro Sports Cards & Novelties | Windsor Meats | Rolla Skate Club |
High Point Beer Wine Spirits | Hastings Community Police | Via Tevere Pizzeria |
Make the most of your Spring Fair time by pre-purchasing you Spring Fair tickets; Monday, June 6 – Thursday, June 9 at drop off (8:30-9am) and pickup (3-4pm). Look for Kristen in the Red Fair Ticket hat at the front entrance of the school to make your purchase. Spring Fair Tickets are $1 per ticket and are used to purchase/participate in games, cake walk, jolly jars, food & refreshment, etc. *NEW PAYMENT METHODS!* Pay by cash, debit or credit card. Additionally, we have a Raffle this year with loads of fantastic prizes (176KB pdf). Raffle tickets are on sale for $2 per ticket. Raffle prizes will be available to view at the fair and the winners will be drawn at the end of the Fair on Thursday, June 9. You do not need to be present at the Spring Fair to win a Raffle prize. Please note, you MUST be 19+ to purchase and enter the raffle draw. Note there are no refunds on Fair or Raffle tickets. |
Volunteers make this event possible!
Please sign up here to volunteer with set up or tear down (1hr shift), event support (1hr shift), or baking and donating a cake for the Cake Walk.
After a THREE-YEAR break, the PAC is thrilled to announce the return of our Hastings Spring Fair on Thursday, June 9th, 3-6pm. This highly anticipated event takes place outside on school grounds and is one of the PAC’s most important fundraisers. PAC raised funds go towards many areas of our school, including classroom supplies, speaker series, STEM, and arts programming. There are several attractions and activities planned including bouncy castles, a cake walk, concessions, prize table, and jolly jars!
May 17th – Self-regulation speaker Trent Doiron – part 1
June 1st – Self-regulation speaker Trent Doiron – part 2
June 15th – Self-regulation speaker Trent Doiron – part 3
7:00-8:30pm via ZOOM
Self-regulation is the ability to manage our thoughts, behavior, and energy to achieve the best outcomes possible in the moment. A person’s self-regulation is influenced by external factors such as their environment and interactions with others. Parents can help their children by learning to co-regulate. Often parents are used to having to manage the outcome of a strong reaction from their child after it occurs. Co-regulating enables parents to use proactive planning to impact a favourable environment before a “situation” potentially occurs. It is far easier to manage energy than it is to manage behaviour.
The Hastings PAC is delighted to introduce our next three-part webinar series on Self-Regulation – what it means and how parents and caregivers can learn co-regulation strategies that can help our children and ourselves. Trent Doiron will be presenting this series and is specialized in self-regulation. Trent is a Youth & Family Worker at Tillicum Community Annex and has been supporting kids in schools with their social-emotional growth and school readiness for nearly 30 years. He has provided training to parents and educators in trauma-informed practice, play-skill development, proactive behaviour interventions, and more.
The content and strategies covered in this series are designed to be applicable to children of all ages, youth and adults. The following is an outline of each session with dates to add to your calendar:
Tuesday, May 17th 7:00-8:30pm
Session 1 – Self-regulation – Explaining the Basics
In this session Trent will discuss the basics of self-regulation and what it looks like, as well as explain why and how it is easier to manage energy than it is to manage behaviour. He will talk us through co-regulation and how it works and why it works, and give us some easy tips for helping ourselves and our kids to stay well regulated.
Wednesday, June 1st 7:00-8:30pm
Session 2 – Self-regulation – The Five Domains
Using the model of Canada’s own expert Dr Stuart Shanker, Trent will introduce us to the biological, emotional, cognitive, social and pro-social aspects to self-regulation. He will explain how this model is a powerful method for understanding stress and managing energy flow, and demonstrate how parents and teachers can better understand children’s stress and enhance self-regulation.
Wednesday, June 15st 7:00-8:30pm
Session 3 – Self-regulation – Adding Tools to the Toolbox
This will be a working session in which Trent will interact with participants to problem-solve together. He will provide self regulation examples with practical tips to affect outcomes. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to bring along questions, challenges, or scenarios that Trent can help to problem-solve with applied strategies.
Book your tickets! Tickets can be booked through Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/next-speaker-series-self-regulation-in-children-teens-tickets-328545918687
Tickets are available for reservation by donation, starting at $1. For planning purposes it helps us to have registrations in advance. We are grateful for any donations to assist us with the cost of the speaker. Please pay what you can afford – thank you!
All registrants are invited to submit any questions or topics that you would like to see included as part of the session. Please email info@hastingspac.ca with your questions.