Enjoy the Adam Roberston Elementary 2022 Summer Update newsletter highlighting their new playground! This project happened thanks to the incredible support from so many people in the wonderful ARES school community.
We are preparing to welcome students back for another great year. To help welcome them back as well as promote success through their education, we have build a photobooth for the first day and going forward. We want all students to strive for and achieve graduation and realize that it starts with them and their attitude. We are here to help inspire, support and guide.
Principal Ken Wiens
We are excited about building our new community of learners and families at Wildflower Creston. During late August parents have been meeting for play events to establish new friendships, and parents have organized a start of year potluck social at Centennial splash park on Sunday, 4th September. The focus on building positive relationships and engaging with others in the community of learners is very apparent, and we are looking ahead to a wonderful year of learning.
Principal Laury Carriere
An exciting event coming in late September is the Everyone Rides initiative for all of our Gr 4/5 students.
The first lesson will provide a foundation in biking skills and helmet safety. The second will focus on practical hands-on activities like stopping, hand signals and road sign awareness. Bikes and helmets are provided and adaptive options are available for children with diverse abilities. We hope that this will continue to build confidence and skill with our students, and will encourage more people who are able to choose alternatives to cars for transportation in the future as we work towards supporting climate action. We also hope this will encourage more healthy, outdoor, physical activity that will benefit our children. Thanks to teacher Brian Ewashen for organizing and leading this initiative.
Principal Laury Carriere
At KRSS our operations and custodial teams have been working hard to get our facility ready for the school year. A big thanks to everyone who ensured we were ready to welcome students on September 6. We welcome everyone back!
Principal Brian Hamm
Principal Lindsay Mackay shares gratitude and hope to start the 2022-2023 school year.
Principal Sacha Kalabis welcomes the Hume School Community to the 2022-2023 school year!
Principal Dan Rude fills school families in about the 2022-2023 school year startup and challenges families to identify where he is riding his bike in this photo - there's a prize involved!
Principal Tamara Malloff and Vice-Principal Danielle Klassen welcome students and familes back to LVR.
Principal Jen Kooznetsoff welcomes Brent Kennedy families back.
Mount Sentinel Secondary
Principal Shellie Malloff welcomes you back to school and guides you in what sections of the website are must-visits for new and returning schools and families!
School families can find out about a shift in approach to the "MYP" at Mt. Sentinel this year.
Principal Monica Doyle welcomes Winlaw students and families back to school.
Principal Kim Jones Welcomes Redfish Families!
First Colour Group Activity of the Year
Principal Dawn Snell shares the important details to know for the 2022-2023 school year startup.
Principal Jordon Konken is excited to start the 2022-23 school year at Blewett! He has much information to share with all of you...
We had a great first week at Salmo Secondary. The Week was highlighted by our schoolwide Champion Lakes trip on Friday. We use the trip to build school community and this year did not disappoint. The entire school gets split into five, multigrade teams and compete in a series of challenges throughout the day. It is a special day for our Grade 7's who have recently arrived at the school. They get to meet all the staff and older students while being lead through the day by their Grade 12 senior leaders. A great way to start the year!
Acting Principal Ron Sherman details what to expect in the coming weeks at both J.V.H. and Jewett.
Principal Daniela Fiess describes how the school garden has again become a living place to gather, to build and nourish community relations.