Connecting students with the skills they need to succeed in our changing world is the priority for British Columbia’s new curriculum. Education Minister Mike Bernier announced changes are coming to B.C.’s education system to boost that connection.

Students, teachers and staff at 124 schools throughout British Columbia will see improvements, thanks to Education Minister Mike Bernier's announcement of $45 million that is being invested in 80 projects under the School Enhancement Program.

B.C. francophone students and students learning French as a second language will soon be able to enhance their learning experience thanks to a new partnership between France and British Columbia.

Fines for drivers passing school buses with flashing lights in British Columbia are more than doubling to $368.

Parents, grandparents and guardians now have a new place to save for their child’s future.

Education Minister Mike Bernier joined over 2,000 students along with school staff, special guests and families as they came together at the Q Arena in Colwood to sing and share music to celebrate Music Monday. He also presented a proclamation to students and Sooke School District Staff at the event.

On the eve of Emergency Preparedness Week (May 1-7, 2016), and following the recent earthquakes in Japan where aftershocks continue to rumble, the Province is announcing a new program to help students, their families and their communities better prepare for emergencies.