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Immense Interest in Summer School
Posted (Wednesday) April 14, 2021Registration day involved record interest in summer session for elementary students this year, with nearly 2200 people signing up in the first 10 minutes, alone. Many families are choosing […] -
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The Growth of Outdoor Learning
Posted (Tuesday) April 13, 2021Across the District, outdoor learning has been on the rise. In addition to the health benefits and fresh air while outside, students have been exploring Indigenous principles and feelings […] -
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New School Announced for Elementary Students at Stride Avenue
Posted (Friday) April 9, 2021The BC Government announced funding for a new seismically safe building set to replace the existing Stride Avenue Community School. Construction is expected to begin in 2023, with completion […] -
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COVID-19: Sharing Clear and Current Information
Posted (Friday) April 9, 2021You can find current information from the Burnaby School District as well as curated resources on our website using the links below. In this ever-changing situation, we are committed […] -
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Secondary Yearbook Honoured in North American Competition
Posted (Friday) April 9, 2021Burnaby North Secondary’s 2019-2020 yearbook entitled “Curiosity” captured one of the first-place titles in an annual North American-wide competition, earning the top scoring honour of First Place with Special […] -
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“Radical” Math Collaboration: Elementary and Secondary Students
Posted (Thursday) April 8, 2021Students in Byrne Creek Community School’s math club, called “The Radicals,” have been leaving math challenges outside for younger students in one of their feeder schools: Stride Avenue Community […] -
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New Accessible Playground at Chaffey-Burke
Posted (Wednesday) April 7, 2021Chaffey-Burke Elementary students were excited to see the gates pulled back to their new playground – designed for all to enjoy. The school was one of 40 in BC […] -
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Change to School Zone Times and More Speed Humps Enhance Traffic Safety
Posted (Friday) March 12, 2021School zone times are getting longer, and speed humps are being added near many parks to enhance safety for children and youth. The 30km/hour speed limit in Burnaby’s school […] -
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Inkwells to Internet: New Book Captures History of Burnaby Schools
Posted (Thursday) March 4, 2021The newly published book, Inkwells to Internet: A History of Burnaby Schools, vividly shares the experiences of students and staff in everything from one-room schools in 1894 to present […]