Recent News
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Congratulations to the Class of 2024
Posted (Wednesday) June 26, 2024After having had their first year of high school coincide with the start of the pandemic, this year’s graduates are finding ways to end secondary school joyfully. Students have […] -
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Students Win Pride Bookmark Contest
Posted (Wednesday) June 19, 2024Two students learned during Pride Month that they are the winners of a District-wide bookmark contest celebrating diversity, equity and inclusion. The contest invited children and youth to enter […] -
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Updated Restrictions for Cell Phones and Digital Devices
Posted (Thursday) June 13, 2024Restrictions to students’ use of digital devices, including cell phones, are being added to the Code of Conduct for the Burnaby School District. The new language – found in […] -
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Helping Families Navigate Digital Life
Posted (Wednesday) June 12, 2024As part of a strategy launched earlier this year supporting students with digital skills and wellness, the District held four information evenings for families. More than 350 people came […] -
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Unique Experiences Support Students Who are New to Canada
Posted (Wednesday) June 5, 2024Much work is underway across the District to support children, youth, and their families who are new to Canada. The District’s Settlement Workers in Schools or SWIS program offers […] -
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Response to Harmful Exam
Posted (Monday) June 3, 2024The Burnaby School District is taking immediate action after learning about an elementary social studies exam used by a classroom teacher. One of the questions on the test for […] -
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National Indigenous History Month and Beyond
Posted (Friday) May 31, 2024June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada. It’s a time to honour the stories, achievements and resilience of Indigenous Peoples. Throughout the year, opportunities for learning and empowering […] -
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Bridging Understanding and Celebrating Diversity
Posted (Wednesday) May 29, 2024There are a variety of educational opportunities throughout the school year to celebrate diversity, inclusion and kindness. When students feel represented, welcomed, supported, respected, and safe, they are more […] -
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Forward Together: AccessAbility Week
Posted (Monday) May 27, 2024A number of learning activities for both students and staff are putting a spotlight on accessibility and inclusion for all. For example, at Brentwood Park Elementary, a Grade 6/7 […]