On Friday, May 10, fourteen intrepid GNS students joined their peers from across Victoria at the South Island Regional Heritage Fair at the Royal BC Museum. The students were each responsible for producing a research project that highlighted different elements of Canada’s heritage. Each created a display that highlighted the inquiry-based learning skills they have honed through the IB’s Primary Years Programme, to great effect. The students’ work was evaluated by judges, and the top performers will be invited to the BC Heritage Fair at the University of Victoria. Results will the fair should be available next week; in the meantime, many congratulations to the students for their exceptional efforts and for representing their school and themselves so admirably!
Related Posts
The Road to Silver at Canada Wide Science Fair
For Grade 10 student Ethan Dallin ’28, the road to the national science fair stage was paved with deep...
Cultivating Connection, Curiosity and Magic at the Beach: Mrs. Kath Wild Retires from Glenlyon Norfolk School
This June, GNS bids a heartfelt farewell to a teacher whose vibrant smile and unwavering warmth have shaped our...
Ms. Sarah McLeod: A Champion for Literacy, Inquiry and Community at GNS
When you enter the Learning Commons at the Beach Drive Campus, you immediately feel a sense of purposeful energy....
