Collège Stonewall Collegiate’s grade 11 History classes invited our Divisional Indigenous Lead Teacher, Ms. Simcoe, along with our Woods teacher Mr. Groves to facilitate a Blanket Exercise that inspired a deeper knowledge and understanding of past Treaty agreements. Through storytelling and active participation, students walked through a historical journey that highlighted key events and perspectives shaping Canada’s political landscape today. The exercise provided an engaging and meaningful way for students to connect with the past and reflect on its impact… Read More
On Friday, December 5, the leadership team at Collège Stonewall Collegiate hosted its annual “Passing on the Cheer” event, bringing together volleyball teams from the community and surrounding areas for an evening of fun and giving back. The event welcomed teams in three categories: Middle Years: 10 teams High School: 18 teams Adult: 8 teams Through registration and donations, the event raised $4,000 for the Christmas Cheer Board. In addition, students collected tins and non-perishable food items to create hampers… Read More
The Warren Elementary School Grade 2 class worked hard in the 2024-2025 school year to write and illustrate their own book, “Animals of the Alphabet”. Each student took responsibility for their own page, which was dedicated to a specific letter. They joined Mrs. Margetts to celebrate receiving the published copy this week! This project supports the ISD goal of providing equitable opportunities for all learners, by ensuring that every student feels valued and authentically represented in their education. The students… Read More
Congratulations to Trustee Alan Campbell and Trustee Sally Cook on their respective appointments as Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Interlake School Division Board of Trustees for the 2025-2026 school year.
Learning opportunities in Woodlands School are becoming more equitable because this year students are learning to have a better understanding of themselves, and see themselves reflected in the culture and community of our school. Students have been reflecting on who they are, and why they are proud of who they are. One way we are doing this is through music. The Music Specialist, Mandy Hallow, brought in a guest, Derrick McCandless, from the Eriksdale Music Shop to help the students… Read More
Caring for Watersheds is a provincial competition in which students create an action project to make their community a more environmentally friendly place. Out of 300 projects submitted Kiera Schutz came in second place! Her project will be implemented at Warren Collegiate Institute and Warren Elementary School and she won $900! Congratulations Kiera!
This spring at Brant-Argyle, our South students have been learning and exploring through STEM projects with their teacher, Ms. Zachary! Our students gain hands-on experience that fosters problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking, while also promoting equity, accessibility, and responsiveness in the classroom. By engaging in projects that are designed with multiple access points, students in a multi-age classroom with different learning styles and abilities can participate and thrive. Additionally, STEM projects can making learning more relevant, inclusive and fun thus… Read More
Grade 5/6 students at Stony Mountain School had the pleasure of welcoming a special guest, Laine Wilson, who introduced an amazing project that we’re thrilled to be a part of. Laine is heading to Ottawa this fall to advocate for Parks and Recreation – and she will be doing it in style, wearing a unique coat designed with help from our class! Each student is contributing an illustration that represents what makes Canada Strong. These Powerful and Creative images will… Read More
