Kouchibouguac National Park

Last week the Eel Ground School had the pleasure of welcoming Marilyn Simon-Ingram, an Aboriginal Park Interpreter at Kouchibouguac National Park. Marilyn spoke to the students about wildlife and vegatation that can be found at Kouchibouguac from a very unique perspective. She talked about how the Mi'kmaq people used these animals and plants in the past and how important Mother Earth is to the Mi'kmaq People.

Collaboration Possibility

The Eel Ground School has been contacted by a school in Oklahoma about the possiblity of collaborating on our podcasts. Stay tuned for more info...

Letters, Numbers, and Migrating Geese

It's the second week of school and the teachers and students are busy.
The kindergarten class have been introduced to their activity centers; water, painting, sand, blocks, and kitchen. They will start a unit on apples soon. The grade ones are learning to count forward and backwards and by 5s and 10s. The grade 2 class is starting a unit on migration. The grade 3 and 4 students have completed a cool art project. Grade 5 and 6 students are learning about New Brunswick geography. The grade 7 and 8 students are reading novels. Phew...


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Welcome Back

Welcome to the first day of school.
We are thrilled to see old friends and make new ones. The Eel Ground School has lots of exciting activities and projects planned for this school year. Keep an eye out for teacher created weblogs and weekly student created podcasts.
As students arrived this morning, everyone could sense that we are going to have an energetic and dedicated school community. The Eel Ground School would like to thank all the parents whose support has been essential in making Eel Ground School a model school. We are confident that we will be able to count on your support again this year.
Good luck to all our students from kindergarten to grade 8. We know you will make us proud.