BC AdventureSmart provides free outdoor safety education programs designed to help outdoor enthusiasts enjoy B.C.’s outdoors safely and responsibly. With engaging presentations and resources tailored for schools, AdventureSmart equips learners with practical knowledge about trail safety, trip planning, and outdoor preparedness. Educators, counsellors, and school leaders can connect with AdventureSmart to bring these programs into …
In partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation (BCAITC) has launched the BC Food Classroom Challenges, a fun, hands-on learning opportunity for K–7 classrooms throughout province. The challenge runs until May 8, 2026. There are 10 curriculum-linked challenges—from apple taste tests to mini greenhouses—where students explore B.C.’s …
The 2024-2025 Early Learning and Child Care Act Annual Report can now be found on the Our Plan: ChildCareBC web page. The report shares actions taken to support the design and delivery of affordable, inclusive, accessible and quality child care in B.C. The report highlights successes between 2024 and 2025 including: This is the first …
To mark the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, the Canadian flag at the British Columbia Legislature in Victoria and on all B.C. government buildings and establishments throughout the province will be flown at half mast on Saturday, December 6, 2025, from sunrise until sunset. Whereas December 6 is on a …
As there has been an increase in questions surrounding the equivalency of English First Peoples 12 and English Studies 12, the ministry would like to confirm that both courses meet the Language Arts Grade 12 graduation requirement. Students must take at least one of these courses; all other English Grade 12 courses count towards elective …
MyEducation BC, the provincial student information system, has been updated to support the recognition of students’ gender diversity. Two data collection systems have also been updated: PEN Web, used for student registration and PEN assignment, and the Education Data Exchange (EDX), used for submitting 1701 enrolment data, now include two additional gender options (U & …
Applications for the Dual Credit Pathway to Teacher Education for First Nation Students Expression of Interest are due by 4 pm on January 30, 2026. This initiative aims to support more First Nation students to consider teaching as a career path through dual credit opportunities. Applications for this EOI must be developed and implemented in …
Starting in early 2026, graduation records and achievement data collection (currently known as “TRAX”) will move to the Education Data Exchange (EDX) platform. This means that EDX will fully replace the School Secure Web (SSW), consolidating student collections into a single platform. What is included in Phase 3? What can you do to prepare for …
