Black Excellence Day
On January 15, celebrate Black excellence and honour the achievements, history, and contributions of Black communities.
On January 15, celebrate Black excellence and honour the achievements, history, and contributions of Black communities.
On January 21, focus on reducing stigma and supporting mental health awareness, access to care, and open conversations.
On January 27, honour the victims of the Holocaust and reaffirm a commitment to combating antisemitism, racism, and intolerance.
Through Feelings First, B.C. parents and caregivers can access free online learning to support social-emotional development from infancy to age 6.
Sharing or threatening to share someone else’s intimate images without consent is illegal.
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.