Feature Stories 2015-16
Yoga mats, Fitbits, an iPod touch loaded with wellness apps and wellness kits were distributed to 10 lucky students, staff and parents of Grand Erie who won a prize in the school Board’s mental health and wellness campaign held in March, 2016.
Seven schools participated in the fifth annual Freedom Runners event on Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at River Heights Elementary.
Katie Hashimoto and Tom Oldham of Grand Erie with Sunil Bechar of Haldimand County Hydro, and Dunnville Secondary School Principal Jayne Chalmers receive an incentive cheque from the saveONenergy Retrofit Program.
The safety of staff and students is paramount in Grand Erie.
Happy Pride Week! Be proud of who you are!
The best way to end the stigma surrounding mental health and wellness is to start a conversation about it. It’s all about connections.
Grand Erie cares and we want to connect you with support. If you are in crisis, confidential help is available.
Grand Erie Education Centre and Facilities Department play host to students touring different facilities in the city.
Over 40 Grand Erie secondary students were hired and placed at various Grand Erie sites and community organizations throughout the district.
Educational Technology Initiative introduced new learning for Kindergarten students in the Grand Erie District School Board
A number of elementary and secondary students attended and/or participated in this year's OTSC at Rim Park in Waterloo from May 2 to May 4, 2016.
On behalf of Safe and Inclusive Schools, We invite you to attend these speaker events...
Grand Erie District School Board continues to renew and revitalize buildings across the district through the 2015-16 Facility Renewal Plan.
The Grand Erie District School Board ratified the Collective Agreement Settlement on local terms between the Grand Erie District School Board and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF), District 23.
The Retiring Class of 2016 was recognized on Tuesday, June 7 at the Best Western Brant Park Inn.
A number of Grand Erie students engaged in math activities during the day and with parents and friends in the evening.
Students compete in competitions using robots on Wednesday, May 25, 2016.
On Thursday, November 5, 2015, Barbon was recognized for her commitment to students and diversity with the Harmony Educator Award at this year’s Harmony Awards Gala.
David Dean was elected the new Chair of the Grand Erie District School Board. Brian Doyle was elected as the new Vice-Chair.
Grand Erie's newest Principals and Vice-Principals were invited to attend an orientation session preparing them for the school year ahead.
Elgin Avenue Public School welcomed staff, students and community to the Grand Opening of the Snoezelen Room.
Staff and students recognize and appreciate hard work by board staff.
Grandview’s Kindergarten class is refusing to give up on summer vacation.
On August 7-12, 2016, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (HCCC) will host the fourth Great Law of Peace Recital at the Sour Springs Longhouse in Ohsweken, Ont.
Caption: Students recognize International Day of Peace by creating pinwheels.
The Brant County Health Unit recognized 12 Grand Erie elementary schools who participated in this year's Healthy Bites nutritional program.
A new program offered this year to elementary students entering JK through Grade 8.
Nick Todd participated in Hockey Skills Canada Program this past semester in Grade 9 at PDHS.
Dear BCI Students and Families, I am writing to inform you about a situation involving one of our staff members.
James Hillier Public School helps student fundraise through popcorn sale.
Grand Erie staff Vicki Martin and Sonia Biehn were recognized at this year's Council of Associated Primary Educators Awards ceremony.
Special guest Pakesso Mukash visits Echo Place School.
Principal of Delhi District Secondary School honoured with the Patti McCleister Memorial Award for her commitment to staff and student leadership.
Grade 5 students at Greenbrier Public take different approach to math lesson.
Seneca Central improves student participation by providing different extra curricular activities.
The holidays are a wonderful time of year to connect with loved ones, relax and rejuvenate your mind and body before the New Year.
St. George German students rally together to bring Christmas cheer to fellow student Evan Leversage this weekend.
OSSLT results show improvement for Grand Erie students.
Bloomsburg Public School is encouraging what could quite possibly be the next generation of musicians.
National School Bus Safety Week is an active and evolving public education program and an opportunity for interested parties to come together and address the importance of school bus safety.
The City of Brantford and the Grand Erie District School Board have partnered to create a unique gathering place.
The 2015-16 school year calendar has been modified to include a new Professional Activity (PA) Day on February 26, 2016 for elementary and secondary schools in Grand Erie.
Participate in SCS’ online art auction in support of the Special Needs Sabre Cheer Star Team.
Grand Erie secondary students in Norfolk County celebrated 175 years at the Norfolk County Fair on Young Canada Day Tuesday, October 6, 2015.
Students at North Ward School, in Paris, made their mark in celebration of International Dot Day.
William Lander successfully completes Junior Canadian Computing Competition.
North Park Senior students greeted Grade 9 students with activities and support on the first day back to school.
Grade 5 students at Onondaga-Brant held a student mock vote on Thursday, October 15, 2015.
Through the Helping Hands in Action Program, Union Gas employees have been committed to enrich the lives of our Onondaga-Brant students by creating an outdoor classroom and installing two buddy benches.
Percussionists explore music, geography, history and the science of sound through drums and percussion instruments.
Students at PDHS participate in contest to complete community service hours.
Come out for an evening of food, fun and prizes.
Paris Central School is striving for EcoSchools Gold status.
PJ students celebrated Valentine's Day in a unique way.
Prince Charles students will join the competition at the Wayne Gretzky Centre on January 26.
Mr. Thomas’ students at Princess Elizabeth went back in time to learn the origins of the Christmas tree and its significance around the world.
All Grand Erie secondary schools now promote Fair Play to reinforce respectable sportsmanship amongst athletes, spectators, referees and coaches and to ensure that the players can enjoy a positive experience.
Reaching out is a way to support others early before they need help the most or during a crisis. Sometimes, reaching out can be for a friend or yourself.
Waterford Public School students win new books through Read Your Way to the Fair contest.
Recharge in a way that makes you feel good. Whether it be an hour of yoga, going to bed early, or spending some time with friends and family. It’s important to take a break and recharge.
Lansdowne's youngest students encourage others to adopt a Green lifestyle and make every day Earth Day.
We are looking for your suggestions on what to name the new Coronation Site.
River Heights partnered with the Caledonia Ford dealership to raise funds for Fort McMurray.
Mom and baby Jordyn visit with Jarvis students and measure her size with blocks.
Ryerson Heights hosts over 60 teachers and administrators for Leader in Me event.
Simcoe Composite students participated in Young Canada Day 2015 on October 6.
Student Success was celebrated at the SCWI ceremony last month.
Grand Erie students from secondary schools across the Board participated in the annual conference on Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at Joseph Brant Learning Centre.
Social Media plays a critical role in student anxiety, self-worth & wellness. Used skillfully, Social Media can drive positive influence & create opportunity!
Oneida students are serving the community and making an impact by helping others.
Brant Taletellers Guild explores enjoyment and appreciation for storytelling with students.
Caption: Grand Erie teachers help students learn through Student Work Study Collaborative Inquiry.
Grade 10 students across Grand Erie will be taking the OSSLT on Thursday.
Students at Agnes Hodge Public School join the LCBO in sharing messages against drinking and driving this holiday season.
Grand Erie is hosting a number of programs available to students this summer holiday, including e-Learning, Reach Ahead, and Numeracy and Literacy education.
Agnes Hodge hosts picnic and educates students on summer safety next week.
Students at Teeterville Public School host their first Fit-a-Thon this week.
Port Rowan students perform for family and friends on December 10.
The school will be closed to students for the day and staff will be on site at Pauline Johnson Collegiate & Vocational School.
With students heading back to school, parents/guardians and students need to be aware and prepared for upcoming Transportation Announcements related to your school commute.
Division Chair and Grand Erie Learning Alternatives Principal, Scott Johnson, hosted secondary school staff for the launch of the 2015 Grand Erie United Way Campaign.
VHSS invited guests to celebrate the wrap up on MOM camps on February 11.
Walpole North Elementary School launched a new program for students last month.
Walter Gretzky Elementary students celebrate Movember by raising awareness about men's health.
Equity speaker Chris D'souza visited Simcoe and taught students and staff lessons in dignity, diversity, equity and inclusiveness.
On Friday, October 30 West Lynn Public School celebrated victory at Good News Assembly.
Rainham Central School celebrated their winter carnival last month.
Waterford District High School hosts potential students and families to Grade 8 night on January 14.
Students host run to raise funds.
March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day and staff and students at Cobblestone Elementary are honouring their peers who have Down syndrome by wearing funky socks.
Young Canada Day has been a feature of the Norfolk County Fair since 1927.