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Hear from alumni Ethan Sin! Check out our YouTube

Hear from alumni Ethan Sin! Check out our YouTube channel to hear the full interview!
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Our award-winning graduates!! 🎓 🏆

Our award-winning graduates!! 🎓 🏆

Action Club made a $200+ donation to the Greater V

Action Club made a $200+ donation to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank @vanfoodbank with funds raised from photobooth pictures and ice cream sales! 🍨 Well done, Action Club students! 😀

More stunning images of our graduates this year! 🤩

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Have you been to the Malahat Skywalk?! This was t

Have you been to the Malahat Skywalk?!
This was the first stop on our weekend trip to Vancouver Island in June!

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Congratulations to Stella-Rose, who won second pla

Congratulations to Stella-Rose, who won second place 🥈 in the 2025 Youth Writing Contest at the Vancouver Writers Fest with her submission called “Lotus Roots” 🪷

Additionally, Stella-Rose was also recently chosen as a finalist for the Calgary International Speech Contest for High School Students. The finals will take place in August. Best of luck! 🎙️🗣️

Check it out! Our Action Club students hosted a st

Check it out! Our Action Club students hosted a student movie night to raise funds for the BC SPCA. Here they are presenting to the cheque to @bcspca!

This semester, Alexander Academy staff experienced

This semester, Alexander Academy staff experienced the Kairos Blanket exercise led by Musqueam Elder Martin Sparrow, Knowledge Keeper Shona Sparrow, and their daughter Caitlin. The exercise helped us deepen our understanding of our shared history as non-Indigenous people in Canada through interacting with symbolic blankets. We recognize that reconciliation work is never complete, and that this experience is one of many steps forward on our shared path of decolonization and Indigenous empowerment.