Welcome to BC Children & Youth Connection Society!

The Learning Accessibility Club supports equitable learning by providing homework assistance and academic support to neurodiverse students and those from underserved or underrepresented communities, fostering inclusive, supportive, and accessible learning experiences. 

Register via email: bcyouthla@gmail.com 

Science 7–9
Covers key Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science from the Science 8–9 curriculum.
Register: bcyouthsc01@gmail.com 

Science 3–6
Introduces everyday science and fun facts to spark curiosity.

Register via email: bcyouthsc02@gmail.com  

     Ever seen a classmate typing fast and suddenly running a fun little console game? BC Youth Coding Club helps you build a solid foundation in programming.

We offer classes in: 

C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, HTML & CSS, PHP & MySQL.

Register via email:

bcyouthcoding01@gmail.com 

 Runs four cohorts (Grade 3–4, Grade 4–5, Grade 5–6, Grade 6–7). 

Students learn math applications (curriculum review, contest problems, and challenging Singapore math) and logical thinking through graphs, shapes, and case studies. 

Register via email:  bcyouthmathlogic@gmail.com 

   Join us to explore new worlds through reading. Each class includes summaries, group novel reading, activities, and vocabulary building to deepen understanding. 

Reading is a long-term skill, and we encourage steady commitment. We hope every student leaves with something meaningful. 

Register via email:
bcyouthen01@gmail.com

       Bonjour ! Discover how French appears in our daily lives. This class for Grade 4+ introduces French language and culture through simple lessons, videos, and activities. We focus on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and reading, with plenty of participation to build speaking skills. À bientôt ! 

 Inscrivez-vous à nos cours de français !
bcyouthfrenchclub@gmail.com

 NeuroBridge is a student-led research initiative that investigates how everyday communication is interpreted in school contexts. 

By analyzing patterns of misunderstanding, the project seeks to inform strategies that support clearer communication and neurodivergent inclusion.  

Contact: bcyouthsince2017@gmail.com  

 The Learning Accessibility Club supports equitable learning by providing homework assistance and academic support to neurodiverse students and those from underserved or underrepresented communities, fostering inclusive, supportive, and accessible learning experiences. 

Register via email: bcyouthla@gmail.com 

NeuroArts is a youth-led arts initiative that supports neurodivergent youth, including those with autism and ADHD. Through music, dance, and other creative practices, the program provides an inclusive space for self-expression, emotional regulation, and connection, respecting diverse communication styles, sensory needs, and individual strengths. 

Register via email: bcyoutharts@gmail.com

  MindLab is a youth-oriented department focusing on psychology, neuroscience, and mental health to help young people understand the mind, brain, and wellbeing. 

Through evidence-informed learning and experiences, MindLab supports youth in exploring how the brain works, gaining psychological insight, and building mental resilience for daily life. 

Contact: bcyouthsince2017@gmail.com