All Science Textbooks and Lab Manuals must be checked this week. Please bring your text to class. The Textbook cards will be sent to the office for collection on Friday June 5, 2015.
All Science Textbooks and Lab Manuals must be checked this week. Please bring your text to class. The Textbook cards will be sent to the office for collection on Friday June 5, 2015.
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The International year of soil (2015) is a great time to get back to your roots and learn more about how roots and soil interact to bring you the nitrogen cycle.
Dig even dipper and learn what is happening beneath the Earth’s Crust:
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The Province of BC is in the process of enacting new legislation for the sale of BC Groundwater. The Water Sustainability Act (WSA) goes into effect on January 1, 2016. This means that next year large groundwater uses will be charged for the water they use. The rate for groundwater and surface water users has been set at $2.25 for every million litres of water purchased.
Do you know what groundwater and surface water is?
Time to learn more about the water cycle and how much it is worth.
Learn More-(Link to News Article)
Learn more about the folks who keep BC water the best on the planet.
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Scientists have discovered that children who spend time out doors can reduce the incidence of myopia (nearsightedness) by up to 50% by spending time outside in the sunlight looking at mountains and the trees.
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