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District Accessibility Plan
Did you know that the Richmond School District has an Accessibility Plan? We want all individuals to fully participate in and enjoy our facilities, services and programs. We are committed to providing an accessible environment for all members of our diverse community through listening, learning, conscious planning, and effort to remove barriers and increase accessibility. …
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On the Road to Safety: Students Engage in Hands-On Learning
A secondary school hosted a successful Road Safety Day for over 600 students, filled with engaging activities and presentations aimed at enhancing road safety awareness. The event featured various road safety stations, including Richmond RCMP, ICBC, Richmond Fire & Rescue, BC Emergency Health Services, and Transit Police. Grade 11 and 12 students began the day…
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Discovering Indigenous Art: A Journey of Cultural Significance
A group of elementary students recently completed an enriching exploration of Northwest Coast Indigenous Art, focusing on the styles of the Kwakwaka’wakw, Nuu-Chah-Nulth and Kwagiulth peoples. Immersing themselves in understanding and creating traditional Indigenous art forms, the students embarked on a journey that was both educational and transformative. Their exploration began with learning about the…
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June is National Indigenous History Month
June is designated as National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and acknowledge the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples throughout Canada. The Government of Canada’s National Indigenous History Month educational portal serves as an invaluable resource to explore and gain a comprehensive understanding of…
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Pride Season
Every June, the Richmond School District acknowledges Pride Month, and we also recognize Pride Season, which spans from June to September. The district believes that equity and inclusion are foundational to learning and leading, and are critical to success, well-being, and fulfillment. It is our mission to ensure that all of our students, families, and…
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Climate Change Accountability Report 2023
The Richmond School District’s Climate Change Accountability Report for the period January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023, summarizes our emissions profile, the total offsets to reach net-zero emissions, the actions we have taken in 2023 to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and our plans to continue reducing emissions in 2024 and beyond.
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Building a Connected Community – The Impact of Student Voice in Richmond
As part of Strategic Priority 5, the Richmond Board of Education is deeply committed to supporting a connected learning community where our students’ voices are not just encouraged but embedded in our educational endeavors. In this video, we highlight the Richmond School District’s Student Voice Forum. This year, students were directly involved in the…
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School Board Office Closed May 17, 2024
Please note that on Friday, May 17, the Richmond School Board office will be closed. The office will re-open to the public on Tuesday, May 21.
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Mental Health Week
May 6-12 marks the Canadian Mental Health Association’s annual Mental Health Week. This initiative aims to transform perceptions of mental health by increasing awareness and supporting individuals who face mental health challenges. This year, the theme is compassion, highlighting the significant role that kindness and connection play in the healing process. To participate, or to…
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Boosting Wellness: Student Leaders Drive Heart Health Activities
In support of heart health, student leaders coordinated the school’s annual Cares in Action Day. This interactive event featured an array of activities designed to promote physical, mental and emotional health among students. Engaging in energetic yoga sessions, challenging obstacle courses, and fast-paced relay races, participants embraced a variety of opportunities to stay active. Additionally,…
