The Sea to Sky School District held a welcoming ceremony for Chinese middle-school students visiting Squamish and Whistler for two weeks. On July 23, the Chancheng delegation gave a presentation, followed by a gift exchange between the students and local authorities. The students will be staying with local host families while participating in half-day English classes and several activities to get to know the local area and culture. Squamish Nation Coun. Deanna Lewis opened the ceremony, welcoming the students to the traditional and unceded territory of the Nation. Mayor Patricia Heintzman also...
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WCPS superintendent Jayson Lovell, left, and assistant superintendent Mark McWhinnie speak to students during a visit to one of the schools that will be part of the exchange agreement. Image: WCPSLiwan students slated to be in Canada first this summer, WCPS students head over next springIn what can be described as a milestone for Wolf Creek Public Schools (WCPS), the central Alberta school division earlier this month signed its first ever exchange agreement with a school district in China.WCPS superintendent Jayson Lovell — along with assistant superintendent Mark McWhinnie and learning servic...
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David Thompson Secondary School is hosting 17 students from China this month as part of an historic sister school partnership agreement. The students were welcomed with open arms in a ceremony at the Invermere high school Tuesday, April 3rd.David Thompson中学（简称DTSS）本月将接待来自中国的17名学生，这是该校姐妹学校合作备忘录的一部分。4月3日星期二，在因弗米尔的欢迎仪式上，学生们受到热烈欢迎。“We are honoured to host you in Canada, and I know we will make many memories together,” said DTSS Principal Darren Danyluk. “Today marks the beginning steps of a rewarding relationship.”DTSS校长DarrenDanyluk（达伦•丹尼鲁）说:“我们很荣幸能在加拿大接待你们，我知道我们会共同创造许多美好的回忆。”“今天标志着一段良好合作关系的开始。”P...
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Front row, right: Wolf Creek Public Schools superintendent signs an MOU with Chinese education officials in Guangzhou, China. (Wolf Creek Public Schools)As many as 30 students from Guangzhou, China are expected to visit Lacombe for a two-week cultural and educational exchange this July.It will be the first exchange resulting from an agreement between Wolf Creek Public Schools and the Liwan Bureau of Education signed last week in China.WCPS superintendent Jayson Lovell was part of the Canadian delegation that attended and says Chinese education officials were eager to work with Canadian counter...
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