Rolling Hills School hosted a transformative mental health and wellness event for junior high students, thanks to the generous support of a grant from 500 Miles for Mental Health. This initiative brought together students from Rolling Hills, Tilley, and Alcoma schools, fostering meaningful connections and equipping youth with tools to support their mental well-being. A...
The Ottawa Catholic School Board is blending innovation with care. By introducing STEM toys and launching a STEM Bots Club, the school is creating hands-on learning experiences that foster curiosity and support mental health. The club will be a space for growth, creativity, and resilience.
Surrey School is tuning into the healing power of music. With new equipment and a broadened music program, students will explore genres from classical to contemporary, all through the lens of mental wellness. The initiative highlights how music can soothe, inspire, and connect.
This year, Maine Memorial Elementary is paving the way to better mental health—literally. The school is establishing a safe walking zone and promoting non-competitive games to encourage daily movement and healthier habits. The goal? To foster mental wellness through simple, joyful exercise.
Brooks Junior High School is kicking off a new soccer club with a mission: to support the mental health of children from immigrant families and beyond. With grant funding for jerseys and equipment, the school is creating a space where every child can feel included, empowered, and part of a team.
Rolling Hills School is turning play into purpose. With a new initiative centered around outdoor games and activities, the school aims to boost student mental health by encouraging movement, connection, and fun. But they’re not stopping there—they’re challenging another school to join the movement and apply for next year’s grant. It’s a ripple effect of...
Maine Memorial Elementary hosted the Keeping Kids Safe, Healthy and Well campaign, giving students the tools to navigate the digital world safely. Through engaging workshops and activities, students learned about online safety, digital citizenship, and how to protect themselves while using technology. The campaign emphasized that mental wellness includes feeling safe and informed online.
Holy Spirit School is helping young readers explore big feelings through books. The newly launched Book Collectors Club distributed curated titles to students in grades 3–5, sparking age-appropriate conversations about anxiety, ADHD, racism, and emotional expression. The initiative empowers children to understand themselves and others through relatable stories.
Rolling Hills School is using the power of storytelling to spark conversations about trauma and healing. Their student-produced film, Running Scared, follows a young woman navigating PTSD and highlights the importance of physical activity, trusted adults, and supportive friendships in mental health recovery. The project has opened doors for meaningful dialogue and education around trauma...
The Seaquam Robotics Club took their innovation on the road, participating in a signature robotics event in Alberta where they connected with students from across Canada and the U.S. Their hard work and creativity paid off -they qualified for the world competition! This milestone not only showcases their technical skills but also highlights the power...
