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Back to School: Schedules and Calendars
The first day of school is Tuesday, September 3, 2024. Start and end times on the first day will vary by grade and school. Please visit your school’s website or contact the school to confirm when your child should arrive. Are you looking to plan ahead? As the 2024/25 school year approaches, families, staff and…
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Student Registration 2024/25 – Elementary and Secondary Schools
Richmond residents can use the online registration form to submit an application for the 2024/25 school year. After completing the registration form, a staff member will contact the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) by phone to discuss the next steps. Our Central Registration Office is open between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. Students who are already…
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Feed-U-Cate 2024: Sponsor Recognition
Feed-U-Cate 38 is a Richmond School District program that was established in Fall 2012 by a committee of students and staff. The goal of Feed-U-Cate 38 is to educate the community about school district food programs and to invite the community to make donations that will support these breakfast, lunch, and snack programs for elementary and secondary students in need. The district would like to thank the generous sponsors of…
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Designing for Nature: Creating Birdhouses to Support Local Wildlife
Students recently completed an engaging project centered on planning, designing and building birdhouses tailored to specific bird species. This initiative allowed them to apply a range of skills and knowledge areas while making a positive contribution to the local environment. The project kicked off with students researching various bird species to understand their unique needs…
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Year-End Musical Performances Celebrate Community and Talent
As the school year draws to a close, schools across the district have been alive with the sound of music, showcasing the hard work and talent of their students. Numerous musical performances and events have brought together students, families and staff, highlighting the strong sense of community and gratitude shared within our district. From vibrant…
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Celebrating Canadian Heritage: Regional Fair Highlights Exceptional Projects
Students from seven elementary schools across Richmond recently showcased their rich understanding of Canada’s heritage at the 2024 Richmond Regional Heritage Fair hosted at the Richmond Cultural Centre. Sponsored by the Richmond Museum Society, BC Heritage Fairs Society, Richmond School District, Richmond Heritage Commission, Canada’s History, and BC Arts Council, this annual event aims to…
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Creative Minds: Crafting a Comic Book on Flood Protection
Over six months, students took an inspiring journey as they crafted a comic book focused on flood protection in Richmond. Part of the City of Richmond’s Engaging Artists in Community Program, this initiative featured cyanotype prints and drawings guided by artist Andrea Hoff. Eighty students collaborated together to create their unique comic. Starting in January,…
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Honouring National Indigenous Peoples Day
During the week of June 17, students at a secondary school hosted a series of activities to honour National Indigenous Peoples Day. The week began with a bingo scavenger hunt, encouraging students to explore and learn about Indigenous cultures and histories in an interactive way. On June 20, the school hosted an incredible performance by…
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Exploring Colors: A Creative Journey Through Art and Nature
Several preschool students recently undertook an exciting art project that led to the creation of a stunning collection of colorful artwork. Inspired by the book “Vincent Paints His House,” the class discussed the various hues of the colours mentioned in the story, sparking a range of creative activities. Students coloured paper with markers, scrunched it…
