Limestone District School Board
Strategic Priorities
Code powers our digital world. Over the last year, students in Grade 2-3 at Bath Public School have incorporated Lego robotics into their daily classroom practice. Learning to code robots has honed problem-solving and procedural writing skills in some of our youngest students. Learning how to code has engaged and empowered students who will now be mentors for other students at Bath.
Code powers our digital world. Over the last year, students in Grade 2-3 at Bath Public School have incorporated Lego robotics into their daily classroom practice. Learning to code…
More and more schools in Limestone are introducing flexible seating in classrooms including primary classes at Loughborough Public School. By swapping out traditional…
The Fitness Unlimited Effort and Literacy, or FUEL, program at Bayridge Secondary School allows students to pair learning and physical activity. This style of learning allows for greater…
Grade 4 and 5 students at Enterprise Public School are learning how to make simple, cost-effective meals for their families with mentorship from their older peers in Bayridge Secondary…
Limestone continues to welcome and support Syrian newcomers who now call the Kingston area home. Working with the Kingston Immigration Partnership (KIP), school staff….
Ensuring all students can see themselves reflected in their surroundings was the seed that planted the idea for an extensive mural project celebrating Indigenous tradition…
The Limestone District School Board is situated on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee.