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Sikh Heritage Month
April marks Sikh Heritage Month in Canada, offering an opportunity for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the rich history and culture of Sikh communities in the country. In BC and across Canada, there will be a variety of events and initiatives to honour the month-long celebration. By exploring Sikh history and culture, we can…
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Inspiring Early Learners – Building Foundations for the Future
Join us as we explore the StrongStart program, a formative early learning program designed for children aged 0 to 5. The years between birth and school-age are a critical time in a child’s life. The experiences that children have in the early years influence their future health, well-being and life-long learning. Children who have had…
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2024/25 Annual Budget – Sign-up to Address the Board
The Richmond Board of Education invites members of the public to make a brief statement (maximum 3 minutes) about the 2024/25 proposed budget during the public board meeting on March 13, 2024. If you would like to make a public statement, please email boardmeetings@sd38.bc.ca to request to make a brief public statement to the Board…
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Spring Break 2024
Richmond schools will be closed for spring break from March 15 to April 1, 2024. Schools will re-open on April 2, 2024. Please note that two of our schools have slightly different spring break schedules: Garden City Elementary School will be closed for spring break from March 15 to April 8, 2024. Garden City…
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Celebrate International Women's Day
Each year on March 8, people around the world come together to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD). This global event is dedicated to recognizing the achievements of women and girls in social, economic, cultural and political spheres, as well as raising awareness of ongoing efforts to achieve gender equality. The origins of IWD can be…
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Art with Heart: Art-A-Thon Fundraising Showcase
The Buzz Art Club provides students in Grades 8-12 with opportunities to explore their artistic talents, and craft original 2D and 3D pieces that mirror their diverse perspectives and passions. During their annual Art-A-Thon fundraising event, students channeled their creativity into supporting charitable causes. Over the years, their artistic endeavors have generated substantial funds for…
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Illuminating Discovery: Artistic Explorations of Light and Sound
While embarking on a captivating learning journey, Grade 1 and 2 students explored the fascinating realms of light and sound, expressing their newfound knowledge through imaginative art activities. Inspired by their curiosity, these young minds turned their discoveries into vibrant works of art, transforming the mysteries of the natural world into creative expressions. One mesmerizing…
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World Read Out Loud Day: Celebrating the Magic of Reading
In celebration of World Read Out Loud Day, students gathered in teams and embarked on a literary journey led by their dedicated teacher librarian. This heartwarming event highlighted the magic of storytelling and brought about a sense of community and a shared love for literature among students and staff. As students settled into their cozy…
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Cultivating Creativity Across Continents: Youth Art Exhibition Celebrates Cultural Exchange
In an artistic venture fueled by collaboration between the Richmond Arts Coalition and the City of Richmond’s Sister City Program, elementary students from both Richmond and Wakayama explored the world of watercolor painting. Despite the geographical distance, these young artists connected virtually, exchanging knowledge with esteemed mentors in each other’s communities. Exploring Japanese watercolor techniques,…
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Sculpting Richmond's Identity: Students' 3D Studio Art Projects Come to Life
In a captivating exploration of art and community, students in a 3D studio art class sculpted maquettes for public sculptures that would enhance Richmond’s cherished spaces. Tasked with envisioning public monuments for specific city spots, these budding artists unleashed their imaginations and craftsmanship to bring their unique visions to life. Using various techniques, students transformed…
