Something Awesome at Seymour Heights
Something Awesome is a Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) group of passionate students and two teacher leaders, Ms. Lane and Ms. Lusk, at Seymour Heights Elementary.
Burnaby Students Celebrate Kindness Day
The efforts of a Kindergarten class connected to World Kindness Day were spread far and wide when a video of their infectious dance of joy went practically viral.
Kamloops-Thompson Students Launch Music Video
Four Directions Secondary School was the site of a music video launch on Tuesday, November 9.
Celebrating Langley’s Spaces
A concrete structure resembling a Greek amphitheatre and bright, bold murals are just some of the things you will see at schools in Langley.
Wellness Takes Priority in North Okanagan-Shuswap
Len Wood Middle School students are being challenged! An invitation has been given!
Program for Kids with Cancer Returns to Surrey
The West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation is once again supporting children with cancer this summer, partnering with Surrey Schools to offer in-person and online programs to students and their siblings.
Clean Up Challenge Makes a Difference
The Windsor Secondary School Green Team invited fellow North Vancouver School District secondary school environmental clubs to participate in a friendly Clean Up Challenge from April 19 to May 31,
Maple Ridge Students Raise Awareness for Salmon Habitats
They have formed a new club — the aptly named Fish Ladder Awareness Team — and are taking their message to politicians, BC Hydro and the broader community in the
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Students Show Appreciation for Healthcare Professionals
In recognition of the hard work of healthcare professionals in our community during the COVID-19 pandemic, Windsor Secondary’s Social Justice class invited elementary students from across the North Shore to
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Students Take Action Against Climate Change
They care about the environment, and so they wanted to do something about it. A group of students at Belmont Elementary put their leadership skills into action to help educate
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