The HDSB is hosting Autumn Peltier at multiple HDSB schools during National Indigenous History Month to highlight the brilliance and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Staff and students have been preparing for Autumn’s presentation by learning about her work and her advocacy for water and Indigenous rights. This experience reflects the HDSB’s commitment to Indigenous Rights and Education, as outlined in our Multi-Year Strategic Plan, and our ongoing efforts to amplify Indigenous voices throug

The HDSB kicked off Earth Month by hosting the Climate Action Youth Forum for Environmental and Global Citizenship in partnership with Learning for a Sustainable Future. More than 250 students from schools across the HDSB took part in hands-on workshops that explored topics such as biodiversity, circular fashion and climate change. Students learned how they can make a positive impact on the environment as global citizens! | Halton District School Board

On November 6, students from Aldershot School participated in the No Stone Left Alone ceremony at Woodland Cemetery. This event brings students and community leaders together to honour Canada's fallen soldiers. By placing poppies at each grave, students create a tangible connection to our nation's veterans and show their respect for those who served and continue to serve our communities. We commend our students for their participation in this meaningful act of remembrance, ensuring no veteran is

The Mental Health and Well-being team from Dr. Frank J. Hayden SS held their second annual mental health walk on May 16, 2025. The event raised funds for Joseph Brant Hospital's mental health programs and also offered students the opportunity to support their own mental health by exercising and connecting with each other, enjoying activities like face painting and lawn games. | Halton District School Board

In a short reflection, Vera Qian shares what makes Oakville Trafalgar High School feel special to her. From kind gestures to smiling faces, she describes the uplifting atmosphere that brightens her day - even when it starts off tired. | Halton District School Board