🧶🧑🎨 A group of Grade 7 students turned their passion for arts and crafts into action, designing and selling their creations to raise funds for their school. Their efforts became a meaningful farewell gift as they prepare for the next chapter. Read more… https://t.co/D1mfjayt5p
🎨📘 From bold colours to imaginative designs, students at one elementary school brought their year to life through a yearbook cover contest. Each piece captures the moments and memories that make their school a great place to learn, connect and grow. Read more… https://t.co/WfJVeVv41a
🪶🌼🐚 Students took part in a Métis dot art workshop, creating designs on oyster shells to share their stories through pattern and form. Through the experience, they explored creativity and gained a deeper connection to culture and expression. Read more… https://t.co/HQzcCQIVZu
📚✨📖 Before the end of the school year, book circulation across our 47 school libraries reached 1,000,000, marking a milestone shaped by steady growth and strong engagement with reading. Read more… https://t.co/AVbldWTk5H
👏🏃♂️A proud milestone for Richmond schools! In the 2025/26 school year, Richmond schools surpassed $1 million in fundraising for Terry Fox Foundation, built through 45 years of dedication from students and staff in our schools. Read more… https://t.co/KTRO8kn8ns
🎓🌱 Students gathered to mark another year of Mandarin learning, sharing their progress and reflections after years of commitment and growth. Some are now applying their skills in real‑world situations. Read more… https://t.co/96gfBmeYSQ
As the school year comes to a close, the Richmond Board of Education shares a message of appreciation with the Richmond School District community. Read the full message: https://t.co/kHPc5tFh5P
🎨📘✨ Secondary school art students helped create a thoughtful welcome by designing original illustrations for a Welcome to Kindergarten book shared with families across the district. Read more… https://t.co/6R7geozb3m
🌱🍓💧A small strawberry patch became part of daily learning as students cared for living plants, observed growth at every stage and shared moments of connection along the way. Read more… https://t.co/BE8tjWZKY2
🖊️💐 What can be seen when students slow down and look closely at a simple bouquet? Through pencil and ink, they explored light, shadow and form, transforming everyday flowers into detailed studies of structure and contrast. Read more… https://t.co/skVxLggZMh
🏑🥅🙂 Students spent the day learning ringette through a fast-paced gym program, building skills in passing, positioning and teamwork. The day wrapped-up with an engaging scrimmage, where students applied what they learned in a dynamic game setting. Read more… https://t.co/QWmH6s5mfc
🎤👗✨ When May meets the Spring Showcase, a night of student work and performance brings the school community together. From art displays and live performances to a standout textiles fashion show, students shared their learning through design and collaboration. Read more…https://t.co/N9zjBOpNXN
🏃♂️🤝🏐 Students from across the district took part in the One Ability Games, with more than 100 participants engaging in activities throughout the week. Read more… https://t.co/q1VfCrdveX
🧠💬🌿 A student-led Mental Health Week booth created space for reflection and conversation, sharing messages and resources that support well-being and connection across the school. Read more…https://t.co/pvCRGHDVqV
🌸🌷Spring appeared on classroom tables as kindergarten students shaped plasticine into their own views of the season. Built layer by layer, the artwork showed what students noticed in nature through colour, shape and texture. Read more…https://t.co/EfRevgRZxe
Richmond Virtual School is offering new flexible online learning options beginning September 2026.
Students will be able to begin most year-long courses at different points during the school year. Courses will be fully online and supported by certified Richmond School District teachers.
Registration opens June 1. Learn more on the district website: https://t.co/6kJFyd2Mq5
This year, the Richmond School District introduced an updated elementary track and field format for students in Grades 4 to 7. Families, students, staff and community members are invited to share their feedback by June 8. The survey is available on the district website: https://t.co/kUuESd4BBn