Six safer schools are under construction in Vancouver, as students and families benefit from record investments in seismic upgrades and replacements in neighbourhood schools.

Students and families in Kitsilano are getting a much-needed, seismically safe replacement of Henry Hudson Elementary along with more than twice the number of child care spaces on the school grounds.

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Hundreds more Vancouver students will soon be learning in a safe school as seismic upgrades are coming to David Livingstone Elementary.

British Columbian children ages eight and under will have access to high-quality early learning experiences that will help ensure they are successful from infancy, thanks to the release of a new provincial early learning guide.

Parents and guardians will be expected to provide public health units with immunization records for students enrolled in the provincial school system.

The achievements of B.C. students and the province’s world-class education system will be in the international spotlight as top education policy-makers gather in Vancouver next week.

Seismic upgrades are on the way for Chief Maquinna Elementary school, which will allow parents to send their children to a safer school.