Thirteen students from Langley went on to represent the district in the pan-provincial Concours — French Public Speaking Competition. Three of those students took top places in the competition: Maya from James Kennedy — 2nd place (Grade 7) “’Tu joues comme une fille,’ pourquoi c’est in compliment” Jennifer from Brookswood — 3rd place (Grade 9) “La peur”…

Last Friday, May 4, was more than just a Pro-D day in Langley – for the Kwantlen nation, it was a day of celebration: the Kwantlen First Salmon Ceremony. District staff, including Superintendent Gord Stewart, District Principal of the Aboriginal Program Michael Morgan, members of the district’s Aboriginal program, as well as the staff of…

The entire school joined in parade on May 10, holding a banner calling for equal health care for children. They made two laps around the school’s field. Students from around the school also prepared letters which will be mailed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Each letter contains a loonie and a call to action to…

The Regular Meeting of the Langley Board of Education will be streamed live beginning at 7:00pm. A link to the video feed will be posted here in Board News just prior to the start of the meeting. Agenda  

It’s been another great year of speeches in Langley. Congratulations to all participants! Your effort and hard work were well received. The judges sure had a difficult time this year making their decisions. Here are the district finalist, as well as the winners of this year’s Speechfest. Grades 1-3 First Place: Franmarie, RC Garnett —…

85 students from the Langley School District presented at the BC Heritage Fair regionals last Friday. They displayed their research along with the other Fraser Valley districts at the University of the Fraser Valley. There were several categories being judged at the event, and Langley schools were recognized in 9 categories. There were 3 students…

The shovels are out at Wix-Brown Elementary, and the kids are digging in! Spring time means it’s planting season, and the eight divisions of Wix-Brown have each been given two raised garden beds to plant in. Mrs. Tarasoff’s grade 3 class went out to plant on April 18, a bright sunny afternoon.   The garden…

For the past 2 weeks, students from across the district have been participating in Heritage Fair. The district showcase took place at Fort Langley Community Hall on April, 13. Rows of tables were decorated with remarkable student displays from 15 schools across the district. From there six winners were chosen by a panel of judges,…

Last year, Ethan, a Walnut Grove student was awarded first place in the WorkSafeBC Student Safety Video Contest with his short Find Your Voice. This year, he entered the contest once more with No buts — Listen to your gut, and once more took first place. However, this year means a lot more. To start, the…

Piping and Plumbing at Langley Secondary is a grade 11 and 12 Youth Train in Trades program that focuses on practical learning using industry standards. Students learn current trades practices and even participate in work placements over summer. From there they can transition into post-graduate studies at BCIT to finish the certificate. On April 16,…