Playtime: It’s not just for recess anymore
As adults, most of us know that learning can happen at any place, at any time. And childhood educators take advantage of this idea to teach students via activities commonly…
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Provincial funding announcement clears way for construction of new district schools
FREDERICTON—The provincial government announced a $187.4 million investment in public school infrastructure-improvement projects provincewide during the 2024-2025 school year designed to accommodate New Brunswick’s ever-increasing student population. The announcement Wednesday…
Conference helps music educators connect with students, each other
Music education isn’t just a nice-to-have part of our curriculum. It’s essential. And music educators know that, whether students take their musical training into a career in the arts, or…
Multi-disciplinary artist returns to his N.B. roots with an important message: dream big
“Dream big!” It’s a phrase often easier said than done; And it’s harder still to turn those dreams into reality. But dreaming big and learning how to make those dreams…
No Stone Left Alone teaches students about service member sacrifice
On Thursday, Nov. 9, students from Harold Peterson Middle School joined local and provincial dignitaries, and military service members, at Oromocto’s St. Vincent De Paul and St. John Anglican Church…
Heavy equipment simulator sparks student interest, prepares them for the work world
Engaging students to keep them interested in learning can be a challenge for educators. In 2023, however, the district partnered with the Road Builders Association of New Brunswick to bring…
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About the region
Anglophone West School District is situated in Wolastokuk, the homeland of the Wolastoqiyik people, whose namesake comes from the Wolastoq. This majestic river moves through the heart of our district, which serves anglophone communities branching out to Plaster Rock, McAdam, Doaktown and the Grand Lake area in the province of New Brunswick.
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