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We are developing district-wide understanding and capacity so that all our students are members of classrooms that are inclusive learning communities. We are becoming more able to grow the strengths and meet the needs of students in their classrooms with their peers. We will provide appropriate supports and interventions whether a student has a diagnosis connected to a special education category or not. We are creating learning environments that enable students to develop a sense of belonging and ensure they see themselves in the curriculum. We know the improvements we make for vulnerable students or students with different interests and talents will benefit all students. 

Some examples of the work of our plan are: 

  • Fostering a growth mindset: all students can be successful
  • Shifting from pull-out to push-in supports so learning happens with peers in the context of classroom learning
  • Shifting from finding the right place for students to creating classroom communities for all students
  • Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) school leads team 
  • Ease Everyday Anxiety Strategies for Educators (EASE) program K-12 and Mental Health Literacy (Gr 7-12) for the benefit of staff and students
  • Training for staff and community in creating trauma-informed resilient classrooms: Circle of Courage

Explore the ways we are LEARNING BETTER TOGETHER in as an inclusive community in Cariboo-Chilcotin School District:

Supporting Opportunities to Thrive

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Taking our students to the cross-country race in Prince George was about more than running. It was about creating opportunities for students to discover what they enjoy, develop their strengths, and experience success in ways that are meaningful to them.
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We All Belong Here!

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Our first week back at Tatla Lake Elementary & Jr. Secondary was all about belonging, connection, and creating a school community where everyone feels welcome, safe, and valued.
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Adaptive Sports Day Brings Students Together

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Our students had an incredible opportunity to participate in an adaptive sports session led by Northern Adapted Sports Association instructor Rob Stiles.
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Every Role Matters: Strengthening Our Inclusive School Community

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

At our school, building a safe, inclusive and supportive community isn’t just something we talk about, rather it’s something our students live every day. Recently, students took time to write letters of appreciation to our bus driver and administrative assistant.
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Building Inclusive Classroom Libraries

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Through targeted Indigenous Education funding, our school has expanded its classroom and school library collections with high-quality Indigenous texts and resources.
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School Spirit Days

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

At Tatla Lake Elementary & Jr. Secondary School, building a safe, caring, and inclusive learning community means creating opportunities for students of all ages to feel connected, valued, and engaged.
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Inclusive Learning Communities: Ready, Set, Learn at Tatla Lake

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

At Tatla Lake School, we believe in fostering inclusive learning communities that welcome and support learners of all ages. Each week, we host our Ready, Set, Learn playgroup for children ages 0–5 and their caregivers.
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Game On: Reviewing Our Code of Conduct Together

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Our K–11 students recently teamed up to play a Code of Conduct themed Kahoot. The activity helped students review their rights, responsibilities, and expectations in a fun and engaging way.
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Celebrating Empathy Through Storytelling

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Tatla Lake School recently participated in a virtual author visit with Peter H. Reynolds. This special event marked the culmination of our involvement in the Indigo Empathy Library Program.
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ADST: Fostering Growth Mindset and Engagement in Learning

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

ADST (Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies) activities in schools foster meaningful engagement in learning by encouraging creative, hands-on experiences. Students are challenged to think critically and solve problems creatively.
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ERASE (Expect Respect & A Safe Education)

Tatla Lake Elementary/Junior

Our grade 5-7 students recently participated in an ERASE (Expect Respect & A Safe Education) online session. The session provided students with essential tools to recognize, report, and prevent bullying, discrimination, and harassment online.
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