- Achievements
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- Student Life
Grade 4 students would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported their March lemonade sale and next plans for their future action project.
Grade 4 students would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported their March lemonade sale and next plans for their future action project.
Fourteen teams consisting of 41 students across Grades 3 to 10, led by Grade 11 students Wilson H. and Andy G., represented Meadowridge at the annual Vancouver Regional Round of the World Scholar’s Cup.
Career curiosity is growing in Grades 6 and 7. As part of the Career Education unit, a new monthly guest speaker series has started, aimed at sparking questions, expanding perspectives, and connecting classroom learning to real-world experiences.
Meadowridge School hosted the FIRST LEGO League BC/Yukon Territory Championship and Festival on Sunday, March 8, welcoming over 400 participants, families, and volunteers for a day of innovation and teamwork.
Earlier this month, a group of enthusiastic readers from Grades 4 and 5 represented Meadowridge in the Fraser Valley Regional Library’s Reading Link Challenge.
Senior Boys Basketball team had an outstanding weekend at the Fraser North Championships, hosted by Maple Ridge Christian School. After a close loss to MRCS earlier in the season, the team prepared for a rematch with a berth to the Provincial Championships on the line.
Earlier this month, 18 students from Grades 6 to 12 attended the 4th Annual ISABC Youth Sustainability Conference: ReGeneration Rising. Together with Mr. James Willms, the group joined peers from over 20 ISABC schools.
Meadowridge students competed at the FIRST LEGO League Challenge – Lower Mainland Qualifier 1 at Grandview Heights Secondary School.
Nineteen Meadowridge students participated in the 2026 STAR Fest Regional Festival at North Surrey Secondary School, spending the day in workshops, performances, and adjudicated presentations alongside students from across the region.
Thanks to the generosity and commitment of our community, we have successfully reached our $300,000 fundraising goal for the Leger Library & Student Services Centre.