see it in action

A unique database known as “Our Story” is attracting Indigenous Australians into remote Northern Territory community libraries to build digital archives of their culture.

In an effort to expand upon opportunities for students, Focus Programs are designed to provide students in trades in-class and practical on-site experience.

Primary school children are learning six different languages from the age of nine under a pioneering new plan. The idea is to give them a taste of all six so they can then decide for themselves which language to opt for when they transfer to secondary school.

The Saturna Ecological Education Centre (SEEC) is an experiential, place-based ecological learning centre on beautiful Saturna Island, British Columbia that provides Southern Gulf Islands students with elementary Eco-Adventures and high school Environmental Studies programs.

Imagine a School was a dramatic performance created by high school students from Halifax, Toronto and Vancouver that opened the Canadian Education Association‘s symposium “Getting it Right for Adolescent Learners” in 2006. Find out what adolescents are saying about their experiences in high schools and what schools would look like if we “got it right”.