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The Bright Red Book Bus visits MSES throughout the summer. Click here to see the schedule. Regular reading throughout the summer break is important, as it allows students to maintain the gains they have made from the school year. Similarly, … Continue reading →

FREE – Summer Math Camp – click here. If you child often achieves a C- in Math, here’s a free opportunity to build skills for a few weeks to start the summer break. This camp is also a great way … Continue reading →

Hi Class! Today’s InSPIRE presentation was a terrific opportunity to consider future career paths. Be sure to check out DISCOVERSKILLSBC.CA for ideas, information and inspiration. In addition to great variety of paths in trades that will suit diverse interests, it … Continue reading →

Here’s the next round of hoaxes. Vote for the most believable one.

Vote for the most believable poster.

Today’s Math involved translations, rotations, and reflections…and it was fun!  

Hi Class! This week we’ve read, viewed and discussed some amazing stories related to the recent woolly mammoth discovery. As you have seen, it raised an intriguing and divisive question about cloning. What is your position on cloning? In a … Continue reading →

Hi Class! A big thank you goes out  to our MP Cathy McLeod for visiting our class today. It was wonderful to connect our classroom activities about e-cigarettes, Bill C-51, and the Canadian Government to someone directly involved with these … Continue reading →

Hi Class! Check out this video. Share your thoughts with a response to this post. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRl8EIhrQjQ[/youtube]

Hi Class! Here’s the second round of stories. Which is most believable? Vote in the poll below the photo.