Again, one iPad will be awarded to a child from each of B.C.’s five fire regions, and one to a child from a First Nations Band School. Please complete entry forms and return to the school no later than November 10th. The draw will be completed on November 17th and the selected form will be sent to the Office of the Fire Commissioner for the province-wide draw on December 1st. Movie Night: Thursday, October 19th, 2017 Details to follow The Redesigned Curriculum at How has the curriculum been redesigned & how does this benefit student learning? The BC curriculum has been redesigned to support the changing world students are entering. The redesigned curriculum is student-centered and flexible, maintains a focus on literacy and math skills, and includes Aboriginal perspectives. So how and what will your child be learning? Each month in our school newsletter we will highlight a key feature of the redesigned curriculum and share stories about how this feature is being implemented in your child’s classroom. We will also tell you about why these skills and abilities will help your child succeed. For more information about the new curriculum, visit . Coming in October - Competencies: Core vs. Curricular. Grade 6/7 students worked together to create a lively and informative assembly about Terry Fox. They used maps, digital media, speeches, interviews and a skit to communicate their research to the entire school.
Again, one iPad will be awarded to a child from each of B.C.’s five fire regions, and one to a child from a First Nations Band School. Please complete entry forms and return to the school no later than November 10th. The draw will be completed on November 17th and the selected form will be sent to the Office of the Fire Commissioner for the province-wide draw on December 1st. Movie Night: Thursday, October 19th, 2017 Details to follow The Redesigned Curriculum at How has the curriculum been redesigned & how does this benefit student learning? The BC curriculum has been redesigned to support the changing world students are entering. The redesigned curriculum is student-centered and flexible, maintains a focus on literacy and math skills, and includes Aboriginal perspectives. So how and what will your child be learning? Each month in our school newsletter we will highlight a key feature of the redesigned curriculum and share stories about how this feature is being implemented in your child’s classroom. We will also tell you about why these skills and abilities will help your child succeed. For more information about the new curriculum, visit . Coming in October - Competencies: Core vs. Curricular. Grade 6/7 students worked together to create a lively and informative assembly about Terry Fox. They used maps, digital media, speeches, interviews and a skit to communicate their research to the entire school.
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