Registration & Forms

Form List

Student Registration is a 2 step process:

Complete the Online Student Registration Form
Take supporting original documentation to your catchment school (Please contact the school for directions on the safest way to do this during the month of June.)

Student Online Registration for Enrollment:

Check that you are registering your child in your catchment area school by visiting the School Locator and entering your address.
This form should take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. Please set aside the time to complete the form all at once to ensure the registration process is successfully completed.
Information required on the registration form: Child’s Information, Parent Contact Information, Emergency Contact Information and Family Physician Information & BC Services Card Number.
The following original documents must be presented at your catchment school to complete your application: (when COVID-19 pandemic in-class suspensions are lifted and it is safe to do so)
Proof of age for students new to the B.C. school system: Birth Certificate, BC Identification, BC Services Card, Immigration Papers, Passport or Notarized Proof of Age.
Proofs of address: Primary Proof: Mortgage Statement, Municipal Tax Bill, or Rental Agreement. Secondary Proof: Driver’s License, Utility Bill, or Credit Card Invoice.
Why does the student registration form ask about Indigenous ancestry? Click here to find out more.
If you are filling out the student registration form, please also remember to complete the required three district consent forms also available below. Not all schools require the Fresh Grade consent form; contact your school office to find out more.
Upon submitting any of the below forms, you will be redirected to a confirmation ‘Thank You’ page on this site. If this does not occur, your form has not been successfully received.
If you wish to make any changes to your registration after you have submitted the form, please contact your catchment school.
IMPORTANT! Registrations are not considered complete until all supporting documentation has been submitted at the school office (when COVID-19 pandemic in-class suspensions are lifted and it is safe to do so).

Personal Information Consent Form

Schools and Districts are authorized to collect, use, and share student personal information that is directly related to and necessary for their educational functions. For other school or education-related purposes, parental or student consent is required.

The Board of Education of School District 46 is seeking your consent to collect, keep, use and share photographs, videos, images, and/or names of students in a variety of publications (yearbooks, newsletters, brochures and reports) and on the school or District’s website(s) or social media for education related purposes, such as recognizing and encouraging student achievement, building the school community and informing others about school and District programs and activities.

School: *

Consent form for school year: *

Student First Name: *

Student Last Name: *

Parent First Name: *

Parent Last Name: *

Parent Email: *

Please Choose One. *

I GIVE MY CONSENT for the school or District to collect, use, and share my child’s name and/or image for purposes consistent with the above. I understand that images and information posted on the internet may be stored and accessed outside of Canada.

This consent may be withdrawn at any time in writing but withdrawal of consent does not require the school or District to take any steps to withdraw from publication any previously published material. Unless withdrawn, this consent is effective immediately and lasts until September 30 of the next school year.
I DO NOT CONSENT to the use and disclosure of my child’s name and/or image for the above purposes for this school year.

Today's Date: *

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian (*use mouse to electronically sign) *

Walking Field Trip Consent

Walking Field Trip Consent Form

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Dear Parent / Guardian:

Your son / daughter may be involved in a variety of activities, which involve students leaving the
school grounds on foot. School District 46 – Sunshine Coast policy requires the school to
have the consent of parents each time a student leaves the school grounds. Some examples of
activities that involve a “walking field trip” in support of the curriculum could include:

Jogging in the neighbourhood on a Terry Fox Run or for PE on a designated route.
Walking to a nearby park.
Walking to a nearby beach.
Walks to gather leaves, pine cones and other materials for art projects.
Pitch-in or annual neighbourhood litter clean-up.
Walking to a nearby creek to observe salmon spawning and to study stream ecology.
Outings to look for signs of spring or other seasonal changes.
Walks to study environmental print and shapes in the neighbourhood – e.g. street signs.
Nature walks along local trails for exploration in support of science topics.

For all of these activities, proper footwear and clothing are needed and following the instructions
of the adult supervisor(s) would be expected behaviour. The school’s Code of Conduct applies
on all field trips. Please discuss behavioural expectations with your child, as it is important that
students hear the same message both at home and at school.

Rather than send home a permission slip for each small venture, we are asking your
cooperation in reviewing this annual permission form, which will cover all neighbourhood
activities that do not require transportation by vehicle. There will be sufficient adult supervision for every walking field trip.

In accordance with board regulation #1130 governing same-day travel/day hikes by students held off the school property, parents would be informed of any such activities by advance written communication. We will make every effort to give parents as much notice for walking field trips as possible.

By allowing your son/daughter to participate in walking field trips similar to those described above, you are accepting the risk of any accident, if one should occur. Your signature on the following page indicates that you support your child in participating in day trips.

I have read and understand the above Walking Field Trip Consent Form

School: *

Consent form for school year: *

Teacher Name:

Student First Name: *

Student Last Name: *

Parent First Name: *

Parent Last Name: *

Parent Email Address: *

I give my consent for my child to participate in walking field trips in the vicinity of my child’s school for the above stated school year.

I certify that the above information is valid as of:

Today's Date: *

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian (*use mouse to electronically sign) *

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FreshGrade Consent

FreshGrade Consent Form 2020-2021

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British Columbia’s Ministry of Education has implemented a new curriculum for BC. It is designed to help students achieve their personal goals and become competent, successful and contributing members of society.

This curriculum encourages all of us to think differently about effective communication of student learning. FreshGrade is a Canadian-based app that helps teachers capture evidence of learning and share announcements with families. Students in Kindergarten to Grade 9 also document their learning and experiences using photographs, videos, comments and other educational artifacts in an electronic portfolio. FreshGrade is accessible via the web or a mobile device. Terms of Reference for FreshGrade can be found at http://tech.sd46.bc.ca/FreshGrade.pdf.

FreshGrade creates a confidential three-way dialogue between your child, the teacher and you. We have taken the steps necessary to ensure that your child’s information is kept safe, secure and private. Photographs/videos of your child engaged in partner/group work may appear on another child’s portfolio which may then be shared with another child’s family. Anything posted to the shared portfolios must never be copied or shared. We are committed to being respectful with what we choose to post. This data belongs to you and your child and you may request to have it removed at any time.

As for all technology, students are responsible for demonstrating digital citizenship through the appropriate use of technology, as outlined in Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 1170 and each School’s code of conduct.

Your written consent to your child’s use of FreshGrade is required by BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA). If you opt not to sign the consent, we will ensure you continue to receive information on your child’s progress. Please speak to your child’s teacher or principal if you have any concerns.

School *

Consent form for the school year: *

Student First Name: *

Student Last Name: *

Parent First Name: *

Parent Last Name: *

Email *

Yes, as the parent or guardian of the student named above, I give consent for my child’s teacher to document and share learning evidence electronically with me via FreshGrade. I understand that anything posted to the portfolios must never be copied or shared.

Today's Date: (mm/dd/yyyy) *

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian (*use mouse to electronically sign) *

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