SD36 has paired up with Bright Spaces to create modules for all SD36 employees. Each module is approximately 30-45 minutes in length and consists of interactive questions and tasks to challenge your thinking and perception If you deleted the emails or can’t find them in your district email, please follow the information below.
The Racism Modules will need to be completed by June 2026
All Staff will have time to complete the modules through a combination of Pro-D, staff meetings, and workday schedules.
This is to be done on PAID TIME
The Gender Diversity Basics modules will be coming out around May 15th. Please watch the memos and CUPE728’s department page for more information.
Everyone is still enrolled in the course even if they have deleted the emails. They can use the same instructions to get in:
Here’s the link to access the online modules: https://surreyschools.brightspace.com
- Click on the purple button to log in
- Sign in using your district email and password
If you are a part of the School & Community Support Department, you can find information provided by your Shop Steward pertaining to your specific job on this page. This page will be continually updated so please check back frequently.
Contact Info for the School and Community Support Worker Shop Steward:
Allan Henricks
email: ssattendants@cupe728.ca …604-341-6627
If you require more assistance please contact:
CUPE 728 President email: president@cupe728.ca
- Community Schools Facilitator
- District Attendant – Education Centre
- District Attendant – Learning Centre
- Outreach Work
- Safe School Liaison
- School Meal Program Aide
- StrongStart Facilitator
- Supervision Aide
April 3, 2025 – LETTER: StrongStart is an ‘essential lifeline’ for Surrey families, written by Anne Whitmore, president, Surrey District Parent Advisory Council
Feb 18, 2025 Unit Meeting Notes for StrongStart
If you missed the StrongStart Unit Meeting or wanted to review the notes, please see the link below:
2025 – Feb 18 StrongStart Unit Meeting Notes
Check here for information on reducing the risk of violence when driving students:
Reducing the risk of violence when driving students
Video – Plan Before You Drive, WorkSafeBC –
Driving students to outings can put you at risk of violent or undesirable behaviour. Safe driving of students requires individualized assessments and a plan. This video explains some of the decisions you need to make before getting behind the wheel.
For the StrongStart Updates click here. https://cupe728.ca/strongstart-local-campaign/