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Here’s our February Regional Update. Each month we create a report that shares stories from the last month highlighting student achievements, learning priorities, and regional goals. Inside this issue, you will find the folllowing articles and features: A number of highlights from African Heritage Month. How hosting an international student can grow your home and […]
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To kick-off Nutrition Month 2021, the Tri-County Regional Centre for Education (TCRCE) has partnered with Nourish Nova Scotia to launch “Literally Nutritious.” The new virtual nutrition literacy program highlights simple and delicious slow cooker recipes for the whole family. “Literally Nutritious” is made possible with the assistance of a community food grant through the Nova
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In November 2020, the province of Nova Scotia announced the gradual reopening of school gyms to community groups for physical activity and sports. Gym rentals will differ from school to school and will depend on the availability of cleaning staff. First priority of gym use will be given to school based sporting events. No spectators
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Our African Nova Scotian Student Support Workers support African Nova Scotian students in TCRCE ensuring they have a positive school experience and achieve success. We thank all our SSWs and would like to introduce you to a couple!
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We are looking for families for host international students for the 2021-22 school year.
Registration for pre-primary and new students from primary to grade 12 is now open. Click here for more info.
It’s Canadian School Counselling Week and we extend a sincere thank all our School Counsellors. To celebrate the week, we’d like to introduce you to a couple special staff members!
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A number of students are bringing computers home from school (most often Chromebooks). These devices may be part of the students’ assistive technology, part of the grades 7-12 Chromebook initiative, or they may be participating in the grade six Edwin pilot program. While we encourage students to use their devices, we recognize it’s important to
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There’s a robot roaming the halls of Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School. A robot named COVi. The device allows guests to easily visit classrooms virtually with the ability to be interactive and move about the classroom, even visiting students desk by desk, all without actually stepping foot in the classroom. Although the idea of obtaining
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Last year, YCMHS was one of just three high schools in the province chosen to provide a pilot program, called the Technology Advantage Program (TAP). TAP supports students in developing the competencies and skills needed to succeed in school and to pursue a career in the technology sector. While technology related innovation is at the
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