British Columbia finished 2016 with more than $950 million worth of school construction projects underway – something the Province will be building on in 2017.

More B.C. students are performing well and completing high school, as confirmed by three annual Ministry of Education reports released.

Students throughout the province soon will have more opportunities and resources at their fingertips to help them train for careers after graduation.

Make sure you give your kids the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season with the $1,200 BC Training and Education Savings Grant (BCTESG).

More than 60 teachers from the Lower Mainland gathered at the Microsoft Centre of Excellence in downtown Vancouver to learn basic coding techniques from some of the best instructors in the industry – all to make sure B.C. students have the skills they need to succeed in today’s changing world.

Education Minister Mike Bernier welcomed news that B.C. students have earned some of the best outcomes against their peers in the 2015 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).

Students at Cortes Elementary Junior Secondary school will soon have a seismically safe school, thanks to $2.3 million from the Province’s award-winning Seismic Mitigation Program.

B.C. teachers and students in grades 10 to 12 will have more time to start using the draft new curriculum and help refine it, thanks to a one-year extension of the implementation period.