Community Service
The International Baccalaureate® (IB) program places a strong emphasis on community service as an integral part of its educational philosophy. The program aims to provide students with hands-on experiences that allow them to develop practical skills, such as teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving, as well as a sense of empathy and social responsibility. At Windsor Hall, students have participated in several community service activities, including fundraising for the Richmond Food Bank by collecting peanut butter. They have also supported a family in Nunavut by raising money to buy Christmas presents for them and engaged in community flower delivery to spread kindness. Through their involvement in various community service initiatives, students learn to appreciate the diversity and complexity of the world around them and actively contribute to creating positive change in their community.
In-school activities
In-school activities are an essential part of a student's educational experience. At Windsor Hall, we offer a wide range of activities and actively encourage student participation. For example, students have raised money for the local food bank through a pie toss and designed dresses and shirts out of recycled paper for teachers to model at the holiday concert. At Windsor Hall, we always have fun and creative activities planned for all students to enjoy!
Field Trips
Our students have the opportunity to enhance their learning through community based experiences. Some academic adventures include snowshoeing while exploring the traditions of Indigenous cultures in BC, visiting the Capilano Suspension Bridge to study ecosystems, and staying active by skating at Robson Square. These excursions help students develop life skills and broaden their knowledge in meaningful ways!
