Laity View Elementary teacher-librarian Natalie Clark recommends Don’t Trust Fish or Méfiez-vous des poissons by Neil Sharpson. I laughed out loud reading Don’t Trust Fish, illustrated by Dan Santat. It is read more
Blue Mountain Elementary teacher-librarian Amanda Terris recommends Books Make Good Friends by Jane Mount. In Books Make Good Friends, author-illustrator Jane Mount introduces us to Lotti, a shy girl who read more
Hammond Elementary students are the main characters in this story, written by Westview Secondary students. This story takes place at the Westview library on the morning of April 29, 2026. read more
Samuel Robertson Technical (SRT) drama is back with a double feature starring young and veteran performers alike. This year’s show begins at a train station with Variations on a Theme, a read more
Explore student creativity at Thomas Haney Secondary’s annual Arts Gala on May 21, featuring more than 200 pieces of student artwork, food prepared by culinary arts students, and live music read more
Harry Hooge Elementary teacher-librarian Karla Vernon recommends Maybe by Kobi Yamada. Illustrated by Gabriella Barouch, this beautiful story is all about possibilities, reminding us that we can try new things, read more
Alexander Robinson teacher-librarian Anita Neufeld recommends Home in a Lunchbox by Cherry Mo to celebrate Asian Heritage Month this May. Home in a Lunchbox by Cherry Mo is a stunning wordless book that read more
Literacy helping teacher Cynthia Penner recommends Welcome to the Wonder House by Rebecca Kai Dotlich and Georgia Heard for National Poetry Month. Welcome to the Wonder House by Rebecca Kai Dotlich read more
Garibaldi Secondary is hosting its fourth annual Arts Night on April 23, 2026, celebrating student creativity through culinary arts, visual art and live performances. The evening will begin at 6 read more
English Language Learners (ELL) teachers Harjit Kaur Chauhan and Kawaldeep Kaur Ghuman recommend The Adventures of Mahi and Daya: Discovering the Spirit of Vaisakhi by Harpreet Kaur Mandair. This engaging story read more
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