As the year comes to a close, we have two more Math achievements to celebrate. Find out which Meadowridge students got distinctions in the Bryon-Germain Mathematica Centrum Math Contest and the Fibonacci Mathematica Centrum Math Contest.
When Shirav S. (Grade 5) moved to Canada two years ago, he did not know about Indigenous Peoples and their teachings. But, since joining Meadowridge School, his learning has come a long way. The Grade 5 student has not only learned about Indigenous Peoples rich histories, traditions, and culture but also about the atrocities they faced.
Ten students in Grades 4 and 5 earned a Certificate of Achievement, placing in the top 15% of all participants, in the Caribou Mathematics Contest.
Since returning to school after Spring Break, the Grade 6 class has been studying Poetry and how poets use the natural world around them—and their senses—to inspire their poetry.
While studying the mathematics of Probability Distributions and Expected Values, Grade 10 students came to understand how gambling works and why—even in honest and legal establishments—the “House” always wins!
An ongoing project in Grade 6 culminated this week with a Drum Awakening Ceremony. Read more to learn more about the Grade 6 student CWOW activity and to see the beautiful drums they have created.
Over the weekend, students competed in the 2nd Annual BC Inter-School Chess Championship Rapid section for Grades 1 to 4. Students earned 16.5/30 points, placing Meadowridge 3rd in the Rapid section across BC!
We are thrilled to introduce Meadowridge School’s first on-campus Indigenous art installation, a symbol of our respect and appreciation for their rich culture and connection to the natural world. Designed by John Spence, a member of the Squamish and Haida Nation, the hummingbird represents courage, determination, resilience, love, hope, and strength.
Nine Meadowridge Middle and High School students brought their "Book Lovers" production to the VISTA Theatre Festival, hosted by Crofton House School. "Book Lovers" is a new, ten-minute musical about what happens when literature's greatest lovers unite to coach a shy researcher in the art of love.
Meadowridge High School students competed in various Mathematics competitions throughout the school year, challenging their knowledge and problem-solving against students across Canada.