Compass students practiced their map making skills, asked some science inquiry questions and learned how to get out of quick sand out at Moyie Lake.  ​

The Compass program ventured to Fernie to continue their tree identification unit, specifically to see the old growth cedars. The students also learned how to measure the height of trees using ratios and recognized the Ktunaxa lands exby writing their own land acknowledgment in their journals.​

​Student Vote is an authentic learning program that provides students with the opportunity to experience the voting process firsthand. Grades 5 and 6 students at Amy Woodland cast ballots for the election candidates in the Kootenay Columbia electoral district.

​Sparwood Secondary raised $950 for the Terry Fox Foundation.  Students and staff donated to the Shave or Save Mr. Faucher's Beard.  The "Shave" contingent raised more money than the "SAVE" group so Mr. Faucher received a haircut and shave from hairdresser, Alayna Pinchak.

​Draw together is a new family program on Zoom for parents/caregivers and their children age 3-6.

Limited Spaces - Please register (Drawing Kit will be provided).  To learn more, contact afacey@cbal.org​.

​The grizzly paw collaborative art project was planned and organized by Ms. Stevenson.  Each staff and student designed and coloured a small piece of the very large grizzly paw.  Each piece they designed represented a small image that was of personal importance.  There were over 300 small pieces to the project!