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Physical activity is a necessary requirement for optimal health. Regular physical activity in childhood and adolescence helps to develop cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength, supports positive social connections and improves mental well-being.  

When Yale Secondary students walked into the Mystery Lab: Cratering at the 48th Annual UBC Physics Olympics, they weren't sure how to begin. The challenge asked teams to design an experiment testing a scientific hypothesis by dropping materials of different weights and observing the impacts they created.

“Try to approach things from different angles,” Grade 12 student Julie said. “From the start, we didn’t know where to start, but after trying out different things, we were able to make headway into the lab.”

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The spring season is approaching which means warmer weather and more outdoor activities. It’s also an opportunity to foster new healthy habits for our children. Here are five practical tips for school-aged kids to make the most of this season.  

Get active   

Across the Abbotsford School District, students explored creativity, developing technical skills, and sharing their artistic voices through school-based art shows. From long-standing traditions to new and innovative exhibitions, these showcases offer students meaningful opportunities to present their work to an authentic audience.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Community Matters Award, an annual award that recognizes outstanding community partners who have exceeded their service mandate and made a significant, deliberate contribution to Abbotsford School District students.

The Community Matters Award celebrates organizations whose sustained commitment and meaningful collaboration have had a lasting impact on student success and well-being across the district.

Our Yale Theatre Program will be presenting Matilda Jr. February 5th - 8th in our Yale Theatre.

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Positive mental health allows us to enjoy our lives and can help children and youth weather the normal ups and downs of life. It plays a critical role in the healthy development of children and youth, supporting their ability to build healthy relationships and succeed in school. 

How can parents support positive mental health?

Over the past years Yale has raised over $200,000 for various organizations through our Live to Give event. This year the students have chosen to support Canuck Place February 27^th 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM. If you would like to help us meet our fundraising goal this year please click on this link. Thanks in advance for your support:

Check out Yale Secondary Live to Give's team fundraising page for Canuck Place Children's Hospice

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Don’t skip your influenza (flu) shot this year: Fraser Health is reminding everyone that immunization makes a difference. The vaccine shields against several strains of flu and helps lessen the impact of emerging variants, like H3N2.