Partnership with local artist yields new look for Montgomery Street Elementary front entrance
Artist Connie Wheaton and two of her student helpers at the new mural she painted in the Montgomery Street Elementary School front entrance.
NBTA members team up for students in need
Late last year, New Brunswick Teachers Association Branch 1430 members from six schools organized to participate in activities to benefit local charities. Beginning in October, staff from six Florenceville-area schools—Bath...
Launch of enhanced co-op program for heavy equipment operating
High school students across the province who are interested in operating heavy equipment can now gain more experience through an enhanced co-op program. The program is the result of a...
Geocaching event helps teachers uncover hidden histories
Teachers, principals, vice-principals, and subject coordinators came to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery last Thursday to learn about a historical geocaching tour designed by Black Loyalist historian Graham Nickerson.
Canterbury High School students promote kindness for Pink Shirt Day
When all else fails, be kind. It’s a sentiment that’s easy enough to express but sometimes difficult to manifest, especially if we’ve had a bad day. So, Canterbury High School...
VIDEO: District teams with Harvest, local artist on whimsical teaching tool
The musical concept of dynamics, as shown in one of local artist Colin Smith's music-education posters. Anglophone West enlisted Smith to produce a series of seven whimsical posters for use in music classes at each of the district’s 70 schools. The posters feature animals exemplifying the seven elements of music: beat and rhythm, dynamics, harmony, melody, tempo, texture, and timbre.
NB Innovative Immersion Program not moving forward
Today the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development announced that the proposed framework for the NB Innovative Immersion Program will not move forward. More information in the GNB press...
Geary students honour and charm seniors
Thanks to a $25,000 grant from the federal New Horizons for Seniors Program, the school could purchase computer and audiovisual equipment, which students in kindergarten through Grade 5 used to participate in a virtual meetup on Valentine's Day with residents of Enhanced Living Oromocto. Enhanced Living residents took student questions on several topics, including favourite foods and how they were feeling. And in a move contrary to the norm, students read a story to the seniors.
February 13-17 is Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week!
Once a year, we dedicate a week to celebrating the tremendous work our teachers and staff do each day. We greatly value their unique skills, talents, and strengths and appreciate...
VIDEO: District leads by example on literacy
“You can observe a lot by just watching,” quipped baseball hall-of-fame legend Yogi Berra. And on Friday, Jan. 27, Oromocto’s Hubbard Elementary School put Berra’s famous truism into action to...
Garden Creek Elementary School receives $100 thousand private donation for playground project
Fredericton, NB – Lee MacPherson, grandfather of a Garden Creek Elementary School student, recently donated $100 thousand to the school’s Lilypad Legacy Playground Project in honour of his wife Dianna, who recently passed away in the fall of 2022.
Site chosen for new ASD-W school
Anglophone West School District is looking forward to seeing the new Kindergarten-to-Grade 5 school on Fredericton’s northwest side being built on McAdam Avenue School’s current site. The new school will...