Student Digital Resources

An online database that provides contextual information on today's most significant science topics Gr. 8-12.

GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free, open-source raster graphics editor used for photo editing, image composition, and graphic design.

Google Workspace for Education (formerly “G Suite for Education”) is Google’s cloud-based productivity and collaboration suite tailored for schools and learning environments.

The Leading Source of British Columbia Information Gr. K-12.

Follett Library Catalogue allows students and teachers to search and reserve resources from your school library and the District Resource Centre (DRC).

Make Math Moments provides resources, professional development, and tasks for K-12 math educators, focusing on problem-based learning, fostering student curiosity, sense-making, and building resilience.

Clipchamp is a user-friendly video editor owned by Microsoft that works in your browser or as a desktop app. It’s built for creators of all levels—whether for school projects, content creation, or simple video tasks.

Build digital skills through the magic of Minecraft Gr. K-12.

The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) includes Indigenous and Canadian films and lesson plans Gr. K-12.

Notepad++ is a free, open-source text and code editor for Windows that’s lightweight yet powerful. It supports dozens of programming languages, including HTML, CSS, Python, and JavaScript, and is ideal for both beginners and experienced coders.

Nrich offers curriculum-linked resources for students aged 3-18, designed to nurture curious, resourceful and confident learners of school mathematics.

Open Middle math problems, created by Robert Kaplinsky, are engaging tasks with a fixed start and single correct answer (closed beginning/end) but many paths to get there (open middle), promoting deep thinking, exploration, and rich classroom discussion.