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  • Exploring Word Families: Young Learners Dive into Literacy Stations

    This month, young students across the district are exploring word families and phonics at various literacy stations, which are specialized areas set up to focus on specific aspects of reading and writing skills. At these stations, students are exploring word families and phonics to enhance their language abilities and unlock their potential. A notable activity…

  • French Festivities: A Day of Cultural Celebration and Culinary Delights

    The district’s second annual French Festival was a celebration of the French language and culture, drawing students and families from across the district.  Attendees were treated to an immersive experience in French culture through a range of workshops and activities. From chef demonstrations and beading workshops, to balloon animals and face painting, there was something…

  • Foundations of Growth: Engaging Young Families in Early Childhood Education

    Early Learning for Families events are designed gatherings held across elementary schools in the district to support engagement and development among young children and their families. These sessions invite families to participate in a wide array of activities that focus on early childhood exploration and discovery. During the events, children aged 3 to 5, along…

  • Bridging Continents: Richmond Hosts UK Educators for Collaborative Study Tour

    In an educational study tour supported by the Network of Inquiry and Indigenous Education (NOIIE), three Richmond schools welcomed a delegation of 16 educators from Hackney, UK.  Over four days, participants engaged in an array of enriching sessions aimed at continuous improvement for student learning, Indigenous perspectives, leadership development, and networked inquiry, while focusing on…

  • Spreading Joy: Angel-Making Workshop Inspires Textile Class

    In a heartwarming display of empathy and creativity, a textiles class recently hosted an angel-making workshop led by a compassionate Grade 12 student. As part of her capstone project, the student shared her inspiring philanthropic journey, teaching others how to create textile angels — a tradition she began at the age of eight to raise…

  • Minds in Motion: Students Explore Brain Science at School Fair

    At a recent school science fair, students took a deep dive into brain research, shedding light on the intricate workings of the brain and its impact on human behavior. Fueled by a keen sense of curiosity, they embarked on investigations that probed challenging aspects of human cognition, seeking a richer understanding of the scientific principles…

  • Bridges of Understanding: Cultivating Inclusive Environments through Dialogue

    In April, secondary students convened for a full-day conference dedicated to cultivating a safer and more inclusive school environment. Centered around themes of culture and purpose, the event showcased a diverse array of activities, discussions and guest speakers. Throughout the day, students were engaged by speakers who shared personal stories of purpose, discovery and resilience.…

  • Jewish Heritage Month

    Jewish Heritage Month

    As Jewish Heritage Month begins on May 1st, the Richmond School District would like to recognize the rich culture, heritage and history of the Jewish community in Canada.    We are fortunate to have one of the largest Jewish communities in British Columbia, and Jewish Heritage Month provides us with an opportunity to recognize their…

  • Asian Heritage Month

    Asian Heritage Month

    As we recognize Asian Heritage Month this May, the Richmond School District would like to acknowledge the rich traditions, customs and history of the Asian community in Canada.   We are fortunate to have one of the largest Asian communities in British Columbia, and Asian Heritage Month provides us with an opportunity to recognize their…

  • National Day of Mourning

    National Day of Mourning

    Across Canada, April 28 has been designated as the National Day of Mourning. As workers, families, employees and communities come together at events held around the province to remember those who have lost their lives to work related incidents or occupational disease, let’s renew our commitment to creating a healthy and safe workplace.