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WMYP students made borscht for the Nelson Community Food Cupboard and delivered it to them today.  The students collected donations at the Kootenay Coop - so it really is a community effort! Such a great thing!

The past weeks have seen the students in Nelson working with the ArtStarts program on a project called "Zoom into Wonder".  Using a jeweler's loupe, the students magnified and explore everything from the back of their hands, to an amethyst crystal, to a kernel of popcorn - then created art! You can see the results of their work in our main entry this week.

On November 21, we gathered to honour our Metis brothers and sisters, and raised a flag to honour Louis Riel Day.

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Parents and caregivers are invited to join the conversation about reconfiguration of grades at our Middle and Secondary schools in Nelson.

Thursday, December 5
5:00-7:00pm
Trafalgar Middle School
All are welcome.

A prize of $400 will be awarded to the top video in each category (teacher, administrator and student) to support a Climate Action Project in their school!

Do you know an amazing teacher, administrator or student who is passionate about climate change and would want to share their story with Canadians for a chance to win $400 to put towards a Climate Action Project?

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As there have been reported cases of both lice and pinworms, please read the information about both by clicking the links below. If your child is diagnosed with either, please notify the office. All information is kept confidential in this regard. Thank you for your help and cooperation.

As Minister of Children and Family Development, I am honoured to once again proclaim November as Adoption Awareness month. This month of recognition encourages us to reflect on those in our province who have selflessly opened their hearts and lives through adoption. This month, we also take the time to champion and guide those who might consider adopting now or in the future.

Wildflower Creston Grades 2 to 7 and a few students from HomeLinks took part in an EbEd field trip to St.Eugene Residential School near Cranbrook. Students have been learning about the preservation of history, culture and identity of Indigenous people and were able to take part in this informative tour of the building and grounds.