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As part of the holiday celebrations, a group of students visited a local senior care centre to spread festive cheer with the residents. They crafted origami stockings, blending creativity and care, and sang holiday carols, filling the air with warmth and delight. The visit provided a meaningful chance to connect with the residents, strengthening the…

Secondary students showcased their innovative projects in the school rotunda at their annual Science Celebration event. With tri-fold displays and three-to-five-minute presentations, they explored topics like life sciences, engineering and computer science, while offering creative solutions to real-world problems. Over the past two months, they worked independently or in pairs to design their experiments. Upon…

Inspired by the Haida story Taan’s Moon, a class explored the connections between art, social studies and science through a creative project. Using wool roving and needle-felting techniques, they crafted felt moons that reflected their learnings about the natural world and Indigenous teachings. Taan’s Moon introduced the Haida moon cycle and the wonder of seasonal…

With a growing curiosity about space, our young learners dove into an exciting project where they designed their very own rocket ships. The activity built on their fascination with the moon, stars and songs like “Zoom Zoom Zoom” and “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” The design process was filled with excitement as they explored Newton’s laws…

“How did the natural environment influence early civilizations?” Exploring this question, elementary students studied the Nile River and its impact on Ancient Egypt. They learned how the river played a vital role in the growth of one of history’s greatest civilizations, presenting their discoveries in creative posters that highlighted the importance of this natural resource.…

Guided by Indigenous leader Qwetoselten, secondary school participants learned about the art of drum-making, blending creativity with cultural learning. The workshop offered a meaningful opportunity to explore Indigenous craftsmanship and understand the drum’s cultural and spiritual importance. As attendees shaped their drums, they practiced careful techniques under Qwetoselten’s direction, gaining insight into the drum’s role…

This past holiday season, schools across the district came alive with the joyous sounds of winter concerts. Stages came to life with a harmonious mix of seasonal classics, pop favorites and soulful jazz as bands, choirs and vocal ensembles delighted audiences. The talent and enthusiasm on display created a sense of connection and holiday spirit,…