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? Skills Canada Vancouver Island North Regional Competition – Feb. 28! ??? The Skills Canada Vancouver Island North Regional Competition is back! ? On February 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 300 students ages 10 to 18 will put their trades and technology skills to the test at North Island College's Campbell River campus. ? This high-energy event features 20 competitions, from robotics and welding to digital art and culinary arts. Senior students will compete in skilled trades and technology categories like auto, baking, carpentry, TV/video production, photography, and website design, while junior participants will take on creative engineering challenges like spaghetti bridge building and wind turbine construction. Winners from this regional event will advance to the provincial competition at Abbotsford’s Tradex on April 17—and those who take gold there will move on to nationals in Regina, Saskatchewan! Come cheer on the next generation of skilled trades and tech leaders! ??

All schools will be closed on Monday, February 17 for Family Day and Tuesday, February 18 for a Pro-D Day. Enjoy the extra-long weekend with your loved ones!

??? Miss Mercer's grade 2 class at Cedar Elementary took a step back in time to learn about legendary artist Michelangelo. After learning about his incredible ceiling paintings, they put themselves to the test by trying to create art upside down just like he did. With paper taped under their desks and felts and pencil crayons in hand, students quickly realized how tricky (and fun!) it was to create art from that angle. A hands-on way to appreciate the dedication and talent of one of history's greatest artists! Swipe through to see these young artists in action.

???? From music to science to sports, students at EDM were engaged in all kinds of hands-on learning at our recent visit! ? In music class, students sang Two Tigers, a Chinese folk song, in both English and Chinese. ?? ? Over in Mme. April’s class, students practiced reading out loud in French, while in Mme. Sue’s class, young scientists explored transparency by shining flashlights through objects to see if they were translucent, transparent, or opaque—en fran?ais, bien s?r! ?? ? In the gym, Mme. Haggard’s grade 1-2 students worked on their basketball skills through fun station activities, and in the library, students eagerly signed out books to enjoy at home. ??