Communication

African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia is a time to recognize and celebrate the rich history, vibrant culture, and lasting contributions of people of African descent in our province.

Two Truths & AI is a free, interactive activity from Common Sense Education that helps students learn how to tell the difference between real and AI-generated content.

Thriving Offline: How Delaying Smartphones Can Help Kids Flourish, a free community event hosted by Unplugged Canada at St. Margaret’s Bay Elementary, is available both in person and virtually. 

Have you considered opening your home to an international student?

Do you have or know a child who will be starting Pre Primary or Primary this fall? It’s time to register!  

Many digital platforms today, including social media, online gaming and AI chat tools, are designed to keep kids scrolling and engaged, often exposing them to addictive features, adult content, and interactions they may not be developmentally ready to handle. 

As we move into the winter months, we want to share how decisions are made when a school experiences a power outage. 

Fast Facts about the Flu Vaccine

Did you know? HRCE takes great care when making the decision to alter the regular operations of schools and school buses in the event of severe or inclement weather.  

Did you know? The Student Attendance and Engagement Policy guides our approach to attendance and is in place to support all students.