Healthy living is one of our goals.  We support this goal through physical education and also nutritious eating.  These are ways our school supports healthy eating!

We encourage our families to provide healthy snacks.  

We are a nut aware school and for safety, do not share snacks or food items between students to ensure any food sensitivities or allergies are not triggered.

Soft Start Breakfast & Snack Bags

Every day all classrooms begin the school day with a soft start. Classes are provided a bag of breakfast foods and snacks that students can choose to eat. Foods included: apples, oranges, yogurt, cheese, crackers.

Fruits and Vegetable Program

Our school participates in the government sponsored Fruits and Vegetable + Milk Program.  Approximately every three weeks, fresh fruits and vegetables are delivered to our school.  Thanks to our parent volunteers for operating the program!

KPAC is looking for a volunteer to take over the Fruit & Veggie Program next year. Please email the KPAC 031-pac@sd43.bc.ca. Volunteers must hold or obtain a Food Safe Certificate.

Parents must complete the Fruit & Veggie permission form yearly through KEV/School Cash Online

KPAC Fun Lunch Fridays

KPAC offers Fun Friday Lunches as a fundraiser via munch-a-lunch. Families will be invited to sign up for lunches such as Pizza Hut, Subway or Freshii lunches. Families can also choose to sponsor another child from a vulnerable family for a Fun Friday Lunch.

KPAC Toonie Tuesday Popcorn

One Tuesday a month, students are able to purchase a bag of freshly popped popcorn from KPAC at Recess time. One bag per student, $2.00 per bag, supports KPAC initiatives.

Port Coquitlam Firefighters Charitable Organization

Many thanks for the generous donations of the Port Coquitlam Firefighters who help keep our food programs running! 

Backpack Buddies & Rotary Hampers

Many thanks to Backpack Buddies and the Rotary for their ongoing support of vulnerable families in the community.

Questions?

Please reach out to our Principal, Theresa Roberts,  or our Counsellor and Feeding Futures Coordinator, Jen Mcclarty.