1. Nature Walk On May 19 Mrs. Helps took students for a nature walk at Campbell Valley Park. Students learned how to identify certain plants, the story of the Cedar Tree, they witnessed a busy ant colony and had chickadees eating out of the palms of their hands. It was a beautiful day connecting with… Read more »

1. Water Park Students in Grade One enjoyed a wonderful and warm day at the Water Park this week.  They had a blast! 2. Kilometer Club Celebration Many of the students worked very hard running laps each day at recess and lunch to achieve either a half or full marathon. These students were celebrated this… Read more »

1. Lochiel School House Mrs. Gray’s grade three class went back in time this week to the Lochiel School House to see how school used to be. Sitting in rows, writing with chalk on blackboards, doing chores around the room but I still think they had a good time! 2. Krause Berry Farms The students… Read more »

1. Fire House The Langley Fire Department spent three days with the primary students this week talking to them about fire safety. One of the things they practiced was an escape route from their home in case of a fire emergency. 2. Glorious Organics This is my favorite field trip of the year, unfortunately I… Read more »

1. Garden Shed We bought a shed for the school garden and are so thankful to Brian, Ryan and Craig for putting it together for us. Now we have a place to store our tools, the wheel barrow and any extra gardening goodies. 2. Grade One Bowling More fun photos from Ms. Spaulding’s class from… Read more »

1. Mrs. Watson/Tulloch’s class presented their research projects on an animal of their choice. The students were required to undertake research to find their facts and then orally present their discoveries to the whole group. Great work, Grade One! 2. Track and Field The grade 4’s and 5’s are busy getting ready for track and… Read more »

1. The Langley United Youth Soccer Association We are so fortunate to have had two coaches from the LUYSA spend an entire week with our students. Over the week, the kids learned many soccer skills, how to work as a team and built positive self esteem within themselves. It was a great experience and we… Read more »

1. Aluminum Foil Art Janet Crockford, one of the school district Aboriginal Presenters, spent time in a few of the primary classrooms this week discussing the importance of animals to the Aboriginal people in BC.  She also demonstrated how they showed respect to animals by using every part of the animal possible and by returning… Read more »

1. What’s your Blood Made Up Of? Mrs. Watkins’ grade 4/5 students used yummy treats to recreate what our blood is made up of. Marshmallows represented the white blood cells, red cheerios were the red blood cells, yellow water was the plasma and bits of apricot were the platelets! When creating the model the students… Read more »

1. Easter Eggs Last week the kindergarten class spent time decorating Easter Eggs and they turned out lovely! 2. Zones of Regulation As a staff we have been learning more about student self regulation. We understand that it is difficult for many students to focus on learning when there may be other elements disturbing their… Read more »