Category: Around the District Story

A once grassy field has been reimagined as a thriving Miyawaki Pocket Forest — a small, dense and biodiverse urban forest made entirely of native species. With support from community […]

Young learners explored digital storytelling through Scratch Jr., a block-based coding platform for early elementary students. Over several lessons, Grades 1 to 3 students created animated stories, from lunar eclipses […]

What’s the best way to figure out how many seeds are in a pomegranate? Students took on this juicy challenge as part of their learning about different mathematical problem-solving strategies. […]

The Richmond Board of Education will hold its regular public meeting tonight, Wednesday, May 21, starting at 7 p.m. Members of the public are invited to attend in person at […]

Ten students represented the Richmond School District at the Greater Vancouver Regional Science Fair (GVRSF), one of the largest science competitions in the country. Hosted at UBC, the event featured […]

A live performance of How Raven Stole the Sun gave the school community a chance to experience the richness of oral storytelling. Shared in an engaging and interactive way, the […]

Masks, mayhem and imagination came to life in Clue Less?, an original play inspired by Commedia dell’Arte — a 14th-century Italian theatrical style known for exaggerated characters, quick wit and […]

Author, illustrator and animator Jeff Chiba Stearns brought creativity and inspiration to learners during a full day of presentations for kindergarten to Grade 7. Through storytelling, animation clips and live […]

Several hundred hand-painted fish now swim across a school fence, forming an eye-catching art display and a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect local waterways. Part of the Stream […]

When the computer lab was dismantled last year, it created an opportunity — not just for redesign, but for rethinking how the space can serve students. Instead of making top-down […]