WVS in the media
West Vancouver people, students and programs are highlighted frequently in the media throughout the school year. We will post some of the recent articles below for those interested in learning more.
Please direct all media inquiries for West Vancouver Schools to:
Tricia Buckley
Manager of Communications and Engagement
West Vancouver Schools
1075 – 21st St., West Vancouver, BC V7V 4A9
Tel: (604) 981-1054
Cell: (604) 828-8045
Email: tbuckley@wvschools.ca
WVS District Honour Choir students had an incredible opportunity to participate in an 11-day musical tour in Europe this past March.
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See the West Vancouver Schools Premier Robotics Academy on Global’s Morning News program. The members of the Ten Ton Robotics team demonstrate their robot skills and discuss their upcoming trip to the Vex World Robotics Competition in April 2018.
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Many of our schools have been celebrating Lunar New Year with our wonderful parent volunteers. The North Shore News paid us a recent visit and covered Irwin Park’s festivities for the year of the dog.
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MP Pamela Goldsmith-Jones was at Ridgeview Elementary with Board Chair Carolyn Broady to announce the federal government’s $1 million investment for technology lessons in Canadian schools.
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Seven year old Eagle Harbour Montessori student Quinn Lester-Coe and his friend Jonathan Yeung from Collingwood School put in an incredible effort to raise more than $20,000 for a family in need.
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West Vancouver Schools is the first school district in Canada to pilot Milo, the teaching robot, who is helping students with autism practice social skills.
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West Vancouver Schools specialty programs help attract students from outside of the district. About one-quarter of students are from outside of West Vancouver,
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This free event held on the grounds of Sentinel Secondary was attended by about 600 visitors from around the community on September 16.
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Students, staff and guests attended the grand opening celebration of the École Pauline Johnson community park on June 2.
→ See the North Shore News photos here.