I love being a team player, but unfortunately, I do not love team sports. I do, however, love Nukko Lake Spirit Days—and, of course, loopholes. As it stands right now, this is my favourite jersey… cow.”

Our Grade 6/7 scientists have been busy exploring how things move, why they move, and what causes them to stop. This month, the class has been learning about forces and motion through hands-on experiments that bring Newton’s three laws to life. Hovercrafts in the Classroom Students built small hovercrafts using CDs, balloons, and water bottle tops. After inflating the balloons and placing their hovercrafts on different surfaces, they observed how the trapped air reduced frict

This spring, our Grade 6/7 class took a creative journey that combined art, science, and cultural learning. Inspired by the natural beauty around our school, students explored the “Bear Trail” to collect wild plants and natural materials for a cyanotype project. Cyanotypes are made by placing objects on light-sensitive paper and exposing them to sunlight — the result is a striking blue-and-white image that captures the delicate shapes of leaves, flowers, and stems. As part of

End-of-Year Learning Goals Math – Fractions & Problem Solving Curricular Competency: Develop and apply mental math strategies and logic...

Each week, our class heads out onto the beautiful Nukko Lake Bear Trail for one of our most anticipated outdoor education traditions:...

Today students had the opportunity to read heartfelt stories written by Grade 8-12 students in Regina, Saskatchewan. These stories were...

Effect Hope donates globally to people in need, including those effected by tropical diseases such as Leprosy, which the main character...

Doughnut any? Yes Please! Thank You M!! A huge thank you to our incredible parents! Your support has been the backbone of our exciting...

In our Grade 6/7 class, we've been exploring nutrition by combining hydroponics and cooking. Our hydroponic adventures always seem to...

Wait... a tomato? Already! Ms. Debbie Fetterly, our custodian, played a trick on us!! We came to school on Monday to find a "ripe" tomato...

Tumbler Tomato Roots that need a good haircut! As we approach the Christmas holidays, our classroom hydroponic tower is getting some...

In our classroom, we've discovered that creativity can be more than just fun—it can be a way to make a real difference in the world!...

Our class devoured a half-kilo of sprouts in under 30 minutes—most without any salad dressing! The students loved the fresh flavors so...

The best way to think like a scientist is to test  like one! With guidance from our teacher candidate, Ms. Lamothe, students explored the...

Those of you whom have met "M" in my class know that "M" loves drawing and she is amazing at Applied Design, Skills and Technologies. I...

We are so excited to welcome our 10-week teacher candidate Miss. Lamothe! She is observing in our class today, and the week of September...

Original post, June 2024: Thanks so much to Roanne Whitticase, and Warren Sunstrum for all their community support with our...

Original post, June 2024: As a legacy project, my students had the idea to transform some of their artwork into thank-you cards for...

Original post, June 2024: The sun was shining, and using inspiration from Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood...