We stand alongside the shíshálh Nation in support as they share the results of the shíshálh Archaeological Research Project including the results of the Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation. The need for this work and the results are painful reminders of the tragic legacy of residential schools and the devastating impact on Indigenous peoples and their cultures.
As the board embarks on a review of our current strategic plan I want to reflect on one of our values – ethics, and to ask ourselves what do we mean by the statement that we value ethics? There are many interpretations about the meaning of ethics and ethical behaviour.
Circle of Care: Students Welcoming you to Kindergarten – KinderSPARK! & SPARK! to Kindergarten Upcoming Programs: Registration is now open for families with a child entering kindergarten next fall to join these two wonderful and supportive transition programs kicking off this April. (1b) Elementary Basketball Playdays: On March 7th the elementary Grade 6/7 girls basketball teams
10 students recently completed the second Firefighter academy, demonstrating their skills gained over the two-week spring break training. Hosted by members of our local fire hall and supported by Chief Pike, students gained valuable job and life skills during this strenuous training session. Everyone was impressed by their commitment. Parents and students alike were also very
United Way School’s Out initiative supports the needs of grade 7 students as they transition from elementary school to high school through well-supported sports, arts, social-emotional learning, and cultural after-school programming. With programming based in secondary schools, children become familiar with their high school settings, structure, and staff. Online registration is located on this page below
Featured in Coast Life (Spring 2023 Edition), Solar Champions written by Gayle Neilson celebrates our commitment to environmental initiatives.
SD46 celebrates the contributions that our facilities can make to the community when schools are not in session or are being used by our learners in classrooms. Check out the information presented in our infographic that showcases the dynamic and cohesive contributions made by our schools within the broader community.
Circle of Care: Students Pink Shirt Day: We are proud to celebrate Pink Shirt Day in February each year, and we are thankful for the support of the Ministry of Education and Child Care in working alongside our community to stand up to bullying. Staff and students make it a practice every day to show kindness
2023-2024 Proposed School Calendar Please find attached and below the 2023-2024 Proposed School Calendar.
Circle of Care: Students Kindergarten Registration begins February 13th! We look forward to welcoming kindergarten families to our school communities. Families are encouraged to complete the online registration process via MyEd. (1b) Literacy Week: Thanks to our partnership with the Writers Festival & their ‘Celebration of Books, Authors & Community’, we were treated to a host
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