Children and Teen Education Programs

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Find early childhood education, tutoring, alternative highschools and more.

Early Years Hub

204 - 7327 137 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Early Years Centre)
604-619-9488 
A free, friendly, welcoming setting where children (birth to 6 years old) and their parent/caregiver can come play, read, socialize and make new friends. Helps families find support, resources, and programs to fit their needs related to parenting, child development, or the health and safety of children.
Learn more about the Early Years Hub.

Family Resource Programs

Free drop-in program for families with children 0-6 years. Offers a welcoming, fun, child friendly space for families to play, socialize, share information. receive support, access resources and learn from Early Childhood Educators. Some locations also offer the Parent Education and Peer Support (PEAPS) program.
Cloverdale: 6188 176 Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Clovervalley Family Resource Program)
604-842-0780
Mondays and Wednesdays: 12-2pm
Guildford: 10310 154th Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Guildford Family Resource Program)
604-583-3844 
Tues to Sat: 9:30-11:30am, plus Thurs: 1-3pm
Newton: 100 - 6846 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to the Newton Family Resource Program)
604-572-8032 ext. 31550
Thursdays and Fridays 9:30-11:30am 
Whalley: 12740 102 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Whalley Family Resource Program)
604-580-2344
Mon to Wed: 9:30-11:30am
Learn more about the Family Resource Program.   

First Steps Early Years Refugee Settlement

778-868-1802
Supports refugee families and their children 0-6 years. Includes drop-in programs, parenting support, nutrition and health information. Also orientation to parenting in the Canada and short term mental health counseling.
Newton Location:
DIVERSEcity: 201 – 7380 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (enter from 137 Street door) (get directions to DIVERSEcity)
North Surrey Location:
Umoja: 208 – 14888 104 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Umoja)
Learn more about First Steps Early Years Refugee Settlement.

Learning Centers in Surrey

Caring, and flexible environment encourages students with varied needs to achieve success. The school offers a continuous entry. Features a variety of schedules: morning, afternoon or all day classes. Students can complete Grade 10, 11 and 12 courses leading to graduation with either a Dogwood Diploma or an Adult Dogwood Diploma.

City Centre Learning Centre: 13104 109 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the City Centre Learning Centre)
604-581-0611
Learn more about the City Centre Learning Centre

Cloverdale Learning Centre:  200 - 5658 176th Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Cloverdale Learning Centre)
604-574-3615
Learn more about the Cloverdale Learning Centre

Guildford Learning Centre: 300 - 10183 152A Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the Guildford Learning Centre)
604-951-9553
Learn more about the Guildford Learning Centre

North Surrey Learning Centre:  9260 140th Street, Surrey BC (get directions to the North Surrey Learning Centre)
604-583-4040  Learn more about the North Surrey Learning Centre

White Rock/South Surrey Learning Centre: 13 - 2320 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to the White Rock/South Surrey Learning Centre)
604-536-0550
Learn more about the White Rock/South Surrey Learning Centre

Learning Disabilities Association-Fraser South Chapter

101 – 14225 57 Avenue, Surrey, BC (get directions to the Learning Disabilities Association)
604-591-5156     info@ldafs.org    
One-to-one tutoring for children and youth in reading and math. Seminars for parents and professionals. Some funding for tutoring through the CKNW Kid’s fund.
Learn more about the Learning Disabilities Association - Fraser South Chapter.

Myzone

After school program for children ages 8-12. Make new friends, work on homework and play sports. Must register initially then drop-in. Offered at many schools and recreation centres. Ask at your local recreation centre.
Learn more about Myzone.

Reading Buddies

Children grades 2-4 practice reading with a supportive teen volunteer.
Learn more about Reading Buddies.

Semiahmoo Family Place

Kensington Prairie Community Centre 16824 32 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Semiahmoo Family Place)
604-592-2724     ed@semiahmoofamilyplace.com
Safe and fun semi-structured space for babies, toddlers and preschoolers to play together, and for parents and caregivers to have the opportunity to build skills, and learn from each other. Support from on-site early childhood facilitators. Drop-in fee is $5 per family.
Learn more about Semiahmoo Family Place.

Support for Parents of Young Children

Early Years Centre 100 - 6846 King George Boulevard, Surrey BC (get directions to the Early Years Centre)
604-583-1017 ext 1     SPYC@options.bc.ca
Our program provides education and support for parents and caregivers of children 0-5 years old. This program offers support based on the science of child development and attachment theory which will encourage the development of healthy families and deeper connections within the community.  Services are available through one to one support or an eight week parenting education group (Parenting Through the Child's Eyes). 
Learn more about Support for Parents of Young Children.

Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning (SAIL)

8555 142A Street, Surrey BC (Elementary) (get directions to the SAIL Elementary)
604-596-8561
14033 92 Avenue, Surrey BC (Secondary) (get directions to SAIL Secondary)
604-592-4263
Offers blended learning programs that integrate classroom face-to-face learning with on-line learning experiences. Also offers exclusively online courses for grades 8 to 12. Also offers K-7 STEAM based program.
Learn more about Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning (SAIL).

Surrey Youth Hubs @ PCRS

City Centre: 10453 Whalley Blvd Surrey BC (get directions to City Centre Youth Hub)
604-587-8100     ccyh@pcrs.ca
Newton: 114 - 13479 76th Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to the Newton Youth Hub)
604-592-6200​     nyrcreception@pcrs.ca
Provides one-stop access for youth and families to access drop-in resource rooms for support, food, laundry, showers as well as programming for social, health, education, housing, substance use support, employment, and life skills services.
Learn more about the Surrey Youth Hubs.

Storytimes @ Surrey Libraries

We have lots of fun at library storytime! Staff will show parents and caregivers ways they can encourage love of reading.
Learn more about Storytimes @ Surrey Libraries.

Strong Start

Offered at most elementary schools. It is a free early learning program for preschool-aged children and their parent or caregiver. Offers learning activities to help children get ready for success in kindergarten.
Learn more about Strong Start.

Tutoring, Homework and English Support Program with Friends of Simon Tutoring

10350 University Drive, Surrey BC (get directions to City Centre Branch)
604-307-7887     fosimon@sfu.ca
Free homework help for students in grades 4 to 7 who are newcomers to Canada, or whose parents are newcomers.  Offered in partnership with SFU’s Friends of Simon Tutoring at the City Centre branch.  Friends of Simon provides tutoring at a variety of sites around the Lower Mainland.
Learn more about Friends of Simon.

United Way School's Out Umoja Program

208 – 14888 104 Avenue, Surrey BC (get directions to Umoja)
604-581-5574
Afterschool program to support newcomer children. Celebrates the diverse cultural background while introducing Canadian culture through interaction with Canadian born mentors. Offers homework help, tutoring, communication and social skills, and recreation.
Learn more about United Way School's Out Umoja Program.

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