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A team of Grade 10 students, Ian C., Hasaan S., and Eric W., achieved an outstanding result on the global stage, placing 4th overall in the AI Video Track for their video piece, The Unknown World, at the World Artificial Intelligence Competition for Youth (WAICY), out of more than 125,000 participants.
This past Saturday, 50 students from six senior Meadowridge robotics teams: Entradox (Grades 9 to 12), Entropy (Grades 9 to 11), TinBit (Grade 11), Eclipse (Grades 9 to 10), KFC (Grade 9), and Genesis (Grades 10 to 12), competed at the first FTC provincial qualifier held at L.A. Matheson Secondary in Surrey.
In January 2026, we’re introducing two updates to improve how families re-enroll and manage their school fees: a simpler re-enrollment process and a new online billing and payment portal in the Meadowridge Hub. These changes will make payments and statements clearer and account management more convenient for all families.
Over the weekend, Rico X. and Wilson H. (Grade 11) organized and hosted 92 debaters, 23 judges, parents and coaches at our annual student-led debate tournament.
We’re thrilled to announce Meadowridge School’s newly reimagined library—the Leger Library & Student Services Centre—a dynamic new hub for the student experience.
Last Friday, our community came together to celebrate Diwali, the festival of light, unity, and joy. Organized by the Parent Diwali Group, the day was filled with vibrant performances, delicious food, and hands-on activities for students and families alike.
After consultation with school administration and coaches, the process for selecting the Athlete of the Year Award Recipients has been updated for the 2025/2026 school year. Learn more about the changes and application process.
We are pleased to share an exciting milestone for our school: the launch of our Regenerative Sustainability Plan. For many years, schools, businesses, and communities have spoken about sustainability—the important work of reducing harm and protecting what we have. At Meadowridge, we believe we must go even further.
The Truth and Reconciliation Assembly provided us with an opportunity to first learn from The Truth, to listen, and then reflect.