Students have returned to their classroom this past week to continue learning the skills they need to succeed in our changing world.

As students, parents and teachers settle back into their routines after the winter break, the Ministry of Education is reminding everyone of the Province’s new curriculum,  designed to set students up for success in today’s changing world.

B.C. students will soon benefit from an agreement reached with the BCTF to provide school districts with $50 million to immediately begin hiring teachers and improve student supports.

Over the past year, Nanaimo District Secondary school students, staff and local artists collaborated to create a beautiful mural called “Winds of Change".

B.C. students will have new tools to explore Canada's rich history and build on it with new education resources being offered through a partnership between WE and the Government of British Columbia to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Confederation.

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.

International students have a new one-stop shop for all the online information they need to consider coming to British Columbia for their high school education – and tips on how to make the most of the experience.

Each and every one of British Columbia’s 5,676 new students will be funded, thanks to an extra $46.7 million that will flow to school districts with increased enrolments this school year.

The British Columbia Teachers’ Council’s 2015-2016 annual report, released by the Ministry of Education, highlights key progress by the organization in its work to review the education, competence and conduct standards for educators in B.C.’s K-12 system