October is Community Inclusion Month
Community Inclusion Month celebrates people with disabilities and the right of everyone to participate meaningfully at school, work and in community.
Community Inclusion Month celebrates people with disabilities and the right of everyone to participate meaningfully at school, work and in community.
On October 4, we honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, and call for safety, justice, and lasting change.
On October 10, join the global effort to raise awareness, support wellness, and reduce stigma around mental health.
Be ready for earthquakes—join millions on October 16 for the Great B.C. ShakeOut safety drill.
Learn about this resource for educators and school staff in a short information session on: October 7, 15, and 30 at 3:45 - 4:15 PM.
Explore information and resources to help build safe, caring, and inclusive schools.
Find information and resources on mental health and substance use.
Access resources and tools on topics including bullying, social media, consent and sexualized violence.
Learn more about the resources available to students, adults, and school staff.
Feeding Futures is a $214 million investment over three years for schools and districts to create and expand school food programs.
Indigenous Education aims to improve Indigenous student success, promote culture, languages, history, and bring Indigenous knowledge into teaching.