Regional and Provincial Skills Competitions

From May 1 to 3, students from schools across Ontario gathered at the Toronto Congress Centre to compete in the Regional Skilled Trades Contest. In early April, 39 students from the Durham District School Board qualified in the Skills Ontario Qualifying competition to determine who would participate at the provincial level.

Over the first two days, students competed in perspective categories such as culinary arts, carpentry (individual), TV video (teams of two), and welding.

Students from a DDSB school demonstrate their robots during the skills competition.

Student shows off her hairstyling skills on a manequin during the competition.

Two students display a small bug aquarium.

Learning On and From the Land

Two students from the experiment smile for the camera.

O’Neill CVI Students’ Experiment

Improvement of Teaching and Learning Spaces

Strategic Priorities

Set high expectations and provide support to ensure all students and staff reach their full potential every year.

Create safe, welcoming, inclusive learning spaces to promote well-being for all students and staff.

Identify future leaders, actively develop new leaders and responsively support current leaders.

Promote a sense of belonging and increase equitable outcomes for all by identifying and addressing barriers to success and engagement.

Engage students, parents and community members to improve student outcomes and build public confidence.

Reimagine learning and teaching spaces through digital technologies and innovative resources.