Read the work of students from around the province on the theme of people, places, and practices that feel like home.

When Brandy Lekakis moved to Hugh Boyd Secondary School in Richmond, she brought a wealth of experience facilitating student engagement with truth and reconciliation. Michael Taylor, who teaches Social Justice 12 at Hugh Boyd ...

30 minutes left in class and not sure what to do? Need a short activity?

A wondrous sight greets visitors to Lena Shaw Elementary School, one of the largest elementary schools in Surrey. In the north hallway, under a sign reading, “The Lena Shawp,” there is a rack of clean coats, lunch bags, and backpacks and seven bins filled with shoes and neatly folded clothing.

On February 18, 2026, the BC Human Rights Tribunal issued a very important decision on a case filed by the BCTF and the Chilliwack Teachers’ Association (CTA) against former school board trustee ...

Ed Klettke remembers October 23, 2017, vividly. Ed was first vice-president of the Chilliwack Teachers’ Association (CTA) at the time and recalls a slew of texts, phone calls, and messages from members to alert the office of what had just been posted online by a school board trustee.

Recommendations from BCTF provincial specialist associations.

The final bell rings and the sound of excited, happy voices echo down the hallways marking the beginning of the long-awaited summer break.

School board elections take place on October 17, 2026. Be sure to cast your vote!

As the school year winds down, it’s a natural time to reflect on the work we’ve accomplished together and to look ahead to what’s next for our profession and our communities.

Teaching Punjabi at Princess Margaret Secondary School has been more than a profession for me: it has been a passion and a commitment to preserving language...

When I immigrated to Canada, the transition was far from easy. I arrived with hope, of course, but also with the weight of uncertainty, cultural complexity, and the quiet struggle of learning to belong.

Looking for a classroom resource that supports inclusion, social justice, and powerful conversations in French? The Franco-Columbian Pride flag is a new teaching tool designed for educators working in French as a first or working language in BC.

We often talk about student well-being in schools. But far less attention is given to the well-being of the people responsible for supporting students: teachers.