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Ridgeview Intermediate Students Present SEUSSICAL JR.
Published on May 1, 2017SEUSSICAL JR. is coming next week to Ridgeview!
Theatre brings out the best in kids. The grade 7 cast (with a few grade 6 cast members) is comprised of individuals who auditioned for their roles,
Student-Led Conferences
Published on April 17, 2017Student-led conferences are scheduled this month at Ridgeview. While student-led conferences involve parents and students, the conference process actively engages students in the learning process.
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Rethinking and Modernizing our Library Space
Published on April 9, 2017“Look at your learning space with 21st century eyes: Does it work for what we know about learning today, or just for what we know about learning in the past?”
There is no question that the Ridgeview library is at the hub of the school.
Let Them Play!
Published on February 15, 2017Maintaining physical activity in youth is critical to their growth and development. In addition, physical activity may also have unintended consequences in relation to a child’s acquisition of important life skills.
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Valuing Diversity
Published on February 1, 2017Ridgeview teachers continually provide opportunities to bring the real world to the classroom.
This year, Ridgeview invited Neonology to speak with the Grade 6 classes about the importance of making sure everyone feels safe and welcome in their school and classrooms.
School Connectedness
Published on January 23, 2017At Ridgeview Elementary, school connectedness is a primary focus. The focus in school connectedness is on creating a school community where everyone feels safe and supported,
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Developing a Culture of Emergency Preparedness
Published on November 6, 2016Students and staff of the West Vancouver School District work and learn in one of Canada’s safest communities, supported and protected by outstanding emergency response professionals.
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Parents Make a Difference
Published on November 6, 2016There are many ways parents make a difference in their children’s success at school. Parents who talk with their children about their day at school or who make sure there is a quiet place to do homework or who serve on school councils or who volunteer on school trips and in class activities are all examples of engaged parents.
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Why Professional Development?
Published on October 25, 2016Did you know that the most important factor contributing to a student’s success in school is the quality of teaching and school leadership?
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Growth and Innovation: The Mindsets of Success
Published on September 27, 2016At our September parent information evening, Principal Valerie Brady and Vice-Principal Nathan Blackburn outlined the routines and structures at Ridgeview school to ensure a strong start to the school year.
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