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Our Grade 7 students worked with Dr. Hopi Martin, an Indigenous educator and consultant, to create a Medicine Garden at Blue & Silver Farm. This meaningful project is part of our commitment to experiential learning, environmental stewardship, and Indigenous knowledge sharing.
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Congratulations to the recipients of our Changemaker awards! Last night, we celebrated these individual and community organizations as Agents of Change who represent Pickering College values through their life and work. Learn about this year's recipients: pickeringcollege.on.ca/commu…
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Our FIRST Robotics team, Newbotics, competed at the Ontario District Newmarket event this weekend. It was a great competition for the team and they finished in the top 10 and are now 17th in the province, out of more than 100 teams. #PickeringCollege #Newbotics
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Our FIRST Robotics team, Newbotics, had an exciting breakthrough this week. They have been building and coding the swerve drive, a drivetrain that lets each wheel turn and move independently. This week they got to see their success in action. #PickeringCollege #FirstRobotics
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Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Students shared what they are doing in their classes to mark this day, from learning about Indigenous artists and the Seven Sacred Teachings to land-based learning at the Blue & Silver Farm or PC's own raspberry garden.
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The moment the 300-year-old clock in Dr. Lock's office chimed for the first time since 1971. Thanks to our Grade 4 students, who participated in the revitalization in the spring during their inquiry on gears and the inner workings of clocks. #PickeringCollege #ThrowbackThursday
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Megan Glanfield, educator and founder of @_revolutionnoww spoke to our students about her experience as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and the importance of representation. Thank you Megan for being part of our Pride celebrations! #PickeringCollege #Pride #WeChangeWhatWeMust
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A group of eight Senior School students took part in a competitive mock trial on May 7, from the Crown and Defense’s perspective in front of real judges. Our students represented themselves with strong arguments and thoughtful statements by the witnesses. #PickeringCollege
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Read all about it! Our Global Leadership Program and how we prepare our students for the future are highlighted in today's edition of the Globe & Mail. #PickeringCollege #GlobalLeadership #CAISSchools @CAIS_Schools
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Together Pickering College is committed to delivering on Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action. Today, we wear orange to show our support and willingness to continue educating ourselves.
Love when you find a poem about the lake you live near!
Still #fishing for slippery fishes in Barrie on #Kempenfelt Bay. Poem by Dennis Lee
This guy is awesome. google.com/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/… – at Innisfil, Ontario
This is an interesting study. The discussion about maintaining balance in life resonates with my idea of thriving. I would find it difficult to feel like I am thriving if I couldn't balance family and work. Here's to need to stay organized!
What does graduate student thriving look like? Check our latest article about the academic and non-academic components of #GraduateStudent #thriving: achieving, engaging, connecting, balancing, enjoying, and being. @QueensEduc frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Interesting story about Canada’s contribution to the war effort. It seems we guarded an an enormous pile of cash to keep it away from the Nazis. I’ve never read this story. War buffs will find it a good read. cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/op…
Some great ideas about a path forward to decolonize schools and indigenize education. – at Innisfil, Ontario
If you’re interested in hosting a discussion with your colleagues and surfacing ideas and next steps to decolonize & Indigenize education, see the recorded video w @Niigaanwewidam and Wanda Nanibush and consider the ideas and questions on our blog:
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The act of terrorism in London, Ont. is disgusting. We must speak against hatred wherever it rears it’s ugly head. No Canadian should feel afraid to walk the street with their family or pick their child up from daycare wearing a hijab or any visible religious symbol. #NoHate – at Innisfil, Ontario
My job feels pretty rewarding today. My student made the news after meeting with Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland during a budget consultation she did with a small group of Ontario students. Props to Shyam for being such a well-spoken young man.
thestar.com/news/canada/2021… – at Innisfil, Ontario
























