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Learning Through Play: Inside the 2026 Spring Adaptive Sport Festival
More Than a Field Trip The gym floors at the Big Marble Go Centre were filled with movement, laughter, encouragement, and moments of quiet confidence as over 90 students, experiencing disabilities from Medicine Hat and surrounding areas, came together along with 61 educators and school staff, 15 sector partners and one parent for the 2026…
Read MoreSchool Streets: Creating Space for Children to Move and Belong
Imagine if getting to school felt like the best part of the day, where the street outside the school is designed not just for convenience, but for connection. A space where laughter replaces traffic noise, neighbours stop to say hello, and children can walk, bike, or wheel freely alongside friends and family. Instead of rushing…
Read MoreA Sneak Peek: Grades 7-9 Resource Suite
Written by Chesa Peter Resource development is part of Ever Active’s roots and remains a key way we support educators today. We know there is both a sense of lack and overwhelm when it comes to accessing meaningful, engaging, and curriculum-aligned resources. It can feel like there is both too much and too little available,…
Read MoreFinding Balance: Wellness After the Return to the Classroom
Written by: Leith Monaghan The Return When the cold crisp air begins to infiltrate the dog days of summer, the educator’s senses begin to tingle, signalling it is almost time for the “return” – the seasonal fall migration from a teacher’s summer locale to their winter working grounds in the classroom. The “return” can be…
Read MoreTOP 10 TIPS TO MAKE THE MOST OF SHAPING THE FUTURE 2023
Written by Mason Ulvestad, Ever Active Schools Shaping the Future is here! It’s that time of year again when we pack up our gear and head to the mountains for the three days of busyness that we call Shaping the Future. It’s fun, it’s eventful, and most of all, it’s an amazing experience. To make…
Read MoreOBSERVING THE NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION
Ever Active Schools will observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th. We encourage other organizations, schools and communities to pause and also move to having September 30th as a public holiday, including the Government of Alberta. True reconciliation involves reflection and truly listening to the positive actions that we can take…
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