Throughout the year, students have had many opportunities to learn about Aboriginal Language & Culture through presentations by Carmen, our District Liaison.  Students are keen to learn through story and hands on activities.  Curriculum is evolving and we are fortunate to have an expert on site to share and include information about Aboriginal people, perspectives… Read more »

This week, students had the opportunity to participate in Martial Arts with a qualified instructor.  I hope your children enjoyed this experience as I saw many smiles from engaged students. Martial Arts is a great way for your child to be more active, learn to find focus & stillness, gain self-confidence and respect, connect with… Read more »

Several students throughout the school went on a field trip to Captain Kids Family Fun Centre!The Centre provides indoor playground fun.  An enjoyable way to participate in daily physical activity.

Each week, some of the older classes join the younger classes to buddy read.  The focus is on literacy, shared reading strategies, enjoyment of books and positive interaction throughout the grades!  Parents are encouraged to ask their child(ren) if he/she has a buddy and what they like best about reading!

Last week 75 salmon eggs were placed in Mrs. Sepal-Kohout’s fish tank.  The students worked out the math and the eggs should begin to wiggle and hatch around February 14th. The children are excited to show their families the salmon eggs.  Parent(s)/Guardian(s) are welcome to drop in, with your child as they are becoming the… Read more »

Crossing guard duty has begun! Thank you to all the students who participate in the School Safety Patrol Program. A recognition lunch will be held for all crossing guards on January 27th!  A big thank you to the parents and community for slowing down in the school zone and modelling safe walking by using sidewalks… Read more »

This past week has brought sunshine, rain and snow!  Students have been dressing for the weather and very excited that they had the opportunity to make snow angels and miniature snow men at recess and lunch!  During my first week at Langley Meadows it is evident that the students know how to work hard, play… Read more »

1. Santa’s breakfast A huge thank you to the LMCA and especially Miriam and Matt for organizing this event year after year. We are so lucky as a school community to have so many people taking care of our kids. It was a great day filled with pancakes and bacon, crafts and cookie decorating and… Read more »

1.Van City Angels The students of Mrs. Cunningham’s class raised money by doing extra chores around the house. They then brainstormed a list of gifts they would like to purchase for the angels they chose off of the Van City Christmas tree. The gifts that the children are holding were purchased with the $172.46 that… Read more »

1. Buddies Mrs. Driver’s and Mrs. McArthur’s class making Christmas trees as buddy classes. 2. Langley Centennial Museum On Tuesday, November 24th, Division 13 went on a field trip to the Langley Centennial Museum to participate in a Pioneer Christmas. Christmas traditions of long ago were brought to life and the children experienced some typical… Read more »