This Saturday, Gurmat Center Sevadars were invited to complete a volunteer training session with Gurdwara Sukh Sagar Sevadars. The training session included information on how to plan and execute programs and events. We were humbled to spend our Saturday evening with an amazing group of Sevadars!

Sign up for Gatka class today! Gatka will be taught by two of our new teachers: Bhai Gurkeerat Singh and Bibi Amanjot Kaur. Both teachers have learned Gatka for many years and will help students develop the necessary knowledge and skills they need. Swipe to see one our teachers in action! 

Last week, summer camp Sevadars attended an appreciation trip. The well spent day in Vancouver started off with mini golfing and lunch, followed by biking the Seawall and ice cream dessert. Sevadars that did Seva in all 3 sessions were recognized on the trip with a custom summer camp hoodie!

For this Saturday’s GCY, we were joined by Bhai Navtej Singh Jee and had an interesting discussion on “Materialism and Sikhi.” This was followed by a fun and competitive game of capture the flag. The evening ended off with a pizza dinner and dessert!

The team that made this summer possible! From front line classroom teachers and Gatka teacher to behind the scenes as camp supervisors, overseers & office, the all-Kaurs team got to bond 8 hours a day for 8 weeks! Their time spent together was full of lots of growth & skill development as they stepped out of their comfort zones, taking on new roles.

Our summer team spent the past week prepping for summer camp. The week consisted of several orientations, physical set up, & curriculum planning for all age groups. We are looking forward to finally restarting our camps!️

Gurmat Center Sevadars joined together for the last staff meeting of the year. Sevadars sat in various breakout groups to discuss feedback from the school year. We hope our teachers have a great summer and can't wait to see them again in September!

Every year, students from Level 4 - 6 are encouraged to participate in the Gurbani Memorizing Rewards Program. Students who are able to memorize, and then recite from heart with shudh pronounciation, any of the Nitnem Banis are rewarded with a prize and a custom plaque. This year, students memorized Jap Ji Sahib, Tva Prasad Savaiye and Benti Chaupai.