by Communications | Mar 15, 2019 | Blog, Teacher Posts
Spring will have sprung, birds will be birding, shoots will shooting, and we – as the innovative teachers that we are – will be introducing a new element to our already ingenious and pedagogically driven program. What I’m referring to is our new post...
by Julia McCaig | Feb 22, 2019 | Blog, Bridge to the Future
Scott McIntosh, Fort Langley Air Interviewed December 7, 2018 By Julia McCaig Kristin and Geoff Jarvis donated a unique and valuable gift to our Fall Bash fundraiser — a private tour of the southern BC Coast, departing from the Salish Sea, traveling over the Coastal...
by Communications | Feb 22, 2019 | Blog, Student Posts, Teacher Posts
On Wednesday, February 20th, the grade nines participated in a Sleep OUT so that homeless youth could sleep IN. They spent January and February fundraising and spreading awareness of the work Covenant House (our partners) does with homeless youth in Vancouver. Their...
by Communications | Feb 22, 2019 | Blog, Head's Blog
Friday, February 15th marked the end of a pretty manic week at IPS as we succumbed to winter weather and declared a “Snow Day” on Tuesday and followed that with an incredible Science Fair and Open House on Wednesday. By the time Friday rolled around the IPS teaching...
by Julia McCaig | Feb 8, 2019 | Blog, Bridge to the Future
We are very pleased to welcome the Cape on Bowen group to our Community Partners Program. They have designated their generous donation towards our Kids in Motion option, providing funds to help us purchase new sporting equipment, outdoor gym equipment and support our...
by Communications | Feb 6, 2019 | Blog, Community Faculty
Scientists need to count fish accurately to understand how fisheries and environmental change affect stocks over time. That is no easy task. As fishery scientist John Shepherd once said: “counting fish is like counting trees, except that they are invisible and they...
