Welcome to Henry Hudson

Typically the newsletter is sent out monthly (on the first week of the month- by Friday) from the Principal and Vice-Principal.

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Classes Start: 9:00am (8:55 first bell)
Recess: 10:30 – 10:50 am
Lunch: 12:10 – 12:55 pm
End of Day: 3:00 pm

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On June 19th, 2027 at a school wide Indigenous Peoples Day celebration, the new logo was unveiled. Student leaders shared how our country, province, and school are on a journey of reconciliation. We are trying to promote Indigenous ways of knowing, history, art, and culture so that we can increase equity, inclusion and belonging in our communities.

About the Artist:
Amber Cornick | Sent’la is a xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam)
She taught us that hawks are known for their sharp vision, a quality that symbolizes perceptiveness, clarity, and wisdom. Often symbolizing strong awareness and the importance of observing your surroundings beyond the surface level; the hawk encourages us to stay attentive to the relationships and responsibilities around us. The hawk in this logo rises in a steady upward arc, offering lift and guidance to those moving along their academic journey. Its form is shaped through Coast Salish design elements (crescents, trigons, and circles) that echo the movement of energy throughout our environment; often found on traditional Coast Salish spindle whorls. The red tones represent the earthy red of tumuth and its protective spiritual properties, carrying our connection to the land and the teachings it provides. Note: This design was created using traditional Coast Salish design elements incorporated with contemporary colours and my personal art style. Animal symbolism/association varies with each Nation or family’s teachings.
Artist Biography:
Amber Cornick, Sent’la, is a self-taught Musqueam artist who lives, works, and creates on the Musqueam Reserve in Vancouver, with familial ties to Squamish, Gitxsan, and Lummi. Amber is an emerging artist, creating Coast Salish art for 4 years and has 3 years of AP (advanced placement) art experience from secondary school. She is currently studying biology at UBC.

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The PAC creates individual WhatsApp groups for each division each year. These groups are rolled out in September once the divisions are set. Please watch for communications via the PAC newsletter or divisions teacher. These groups are intended to be used by parent and guardians in an effort to increase community connection. If you are looking for additional details or to get set-up please reach out to our email at hudsonpac@gmail.com 

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This is a snapshot of what we accomplished in 2025/2026.  Last year we thrived, and our success was because of the hard work of our PAC community.  We will keep this momentum going into this year, re-affirming our goals of community building, fundraising, and sponsorship development, all in support of the secondary playground project and other grounds improvement initiatives. 

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Kits House runs pre-school programs at Henry Hudson. Please reach out to Pargol at pargoll@kitshouse.org
Visit Hudson Childcare here.

Community programs take place at Henry Hudson after school hours. While these programs are neither run or sponsored by Henry Hudson admin or VSB, we encourage parents to see if any are of interest to your kids. More programs and the details of which can all be found on the bulletin board just inside the front entrance of the school.
Find full details here.