​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!

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.  ​

​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.

​On May 27, Ms. Traub's Outdoor Ed class from Sparwood Secondary had the opportunity to go stand up paddle boarding and kayaking at Surveyors with Canyon Raft Company. The students developed new skills, practiced water safety, and experience place-based learning while having a great time in the sunshine.

​Ms. Traub's Outdoor Ed class from Sparwood Secondary had the unique opportunity to go rock-climbing at St Mary's. Thanks to Dana McMahon from College of the Rockies (Fernie), the students were able to challenge themselves in a complex environment.