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Inquiry Learning

See, Think, Wonder!

The first steps in an inquiry learning process often emerge from observations of the world around us.

The See, Think, Wonder thinking routine encourages students to make careful observations and thoughtful interpretations. It helps stimulate curiosity and sets the stage for inquiry.

Creativity at Westbrook

These are some samples of creations by various Learning Groups students. There is a wide variety of project types. Students constructed models of famous buildings, constructed arcade games, created "dream boxes" and built robots and cars.

These projects offered opportunities to develop the following skills:

- Creativity & Innovation
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Managing Information
- Problem-Solving
- Critical thinking

Spaghetti Monster

(Inside his mouth)

This is one of the exciting new books purchased with book fair proceeds.

Its home will be in our new Makerspace Reference section.

Westbrook Mystery!

Many of us have noticed this cement marker in our playground near 119 St.



Does anyone know what this marker is for? Who put it there? When?

Put on your detective caps and find out!

Book Fair a Success!

Thank you so much to all our volunteers who contributed to the success of our book fair!

We are excited to choose and purchase new books for the Learning Commons!

Scholastic Book Fair

We are hosting the book fair all this week! We are open for business until 4:00 every day through Thursday. Thank you to Karen Carroll for organizing this for us!

Geronimo Stilton was a special guest!

YRCA 2017

We kicked off this year's YRCA voting season with a visit from the EPL.

Division 2 students were given overviews of all Junior and Intermediate nominees and information on voting.

Vote for YRCA

Read-In Week

We were very fortunate to host many special guests for Read-In Week. 

Thank you to all the volunteer readers!

Cst. Stacy

Councillor Michael Walters

Nasra Adem, Edmonton's Youth Poet Laureate,  reads from The Crossover by Kwame Alexander.

Trustee Nathan Ip