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Luwan BC’s Outstanding Provincial Assessment Results
This past November, grade 10 and grade 12 students at Luwan Senior High School wrote different standardized assessments that are a graduation requirement for all BC students. The tests are in the areas of grade 10 numeracy, grade 10 literacy, and grade 12 literacy....
Autumn Cultural Celebration
The Autumn Celebration activity was held on the 31st of October this year. Despite the short preparation time, all the students showed up in their unique costumes. Some even dressed as ancient Chinese characters to respect our own culture. Students were split into...
University Presentations
We, BC G12, are about to face the problem of choosing a university. Because this is the first time we face such a choice, we feel confused and even clueless in choosing a major. Thus, Ms. Fortin asked many university recruiters to give presentations to show us their...
Chit Chat Kickoff and Newspaper Fashion show
By: Owen Wang Every term in Luwan BC, we will have our Chit Chat competition and newspaper show. From my perspective, chit chat means that you need to communicate with everyone, whether your classmates or teachers in English at all times, anywhere in school. The...
The Intense Student Council Elections
By: Peter Zhu As we all know, the student council is very important to a school because it takes all of the responsibility for the events and activities such as Halloween and Christmas. Since the last year’s grade 12s graduated, the student council had to be...
Principal’s Message
Another exciting year has begun at Luwan Senior High School and it is with great excitement that I welcome all of our students, parents, and educators. I am thankful to have the pleasure to be working with such a caring and dedicated school community again this year,...
Back to School!
Every year when it comes to September the first, we have our usual opening ceremony to welcome new students, take stock of the past and make plans for the future. It is also the time of the year when our headmistress, Ms. Fortin, gives her speech. Although I have...
Is First Year University Better than High School? UBC Edition
Some say that the best time of your life is spent in high school, but some also say you have the best time during your first year of university when everything is fresh and exciting. Below are two interviews of Luwan BC graduates who are currently studying at UBC. ...
Luwan BC’s Song to Health Workers
By Catherine Cao “And, by the incantation of this verse, Scatter, as from an unextinguish'd hearth” Spring has already arrived, but the impact of COVID-19 still exists. In order to thank the medical staff and volunteers for their selfless contribution and hard work in...
Star Students – Gr. 12
Gr. 12 - Star Star in grade 12 is the star student of this semester. She has a kind but sincere heart; she pursues her goal persistently with a sense of responsibility. She has been making continuous progress in her academic achievements. Her excellent performance and...
Star Students – Gr. 11
By: Clara Liu Gr. 11 - Irene Irene is a grade 11 student in LWBC and she is also a Star student this year. When I knew that she was a star student, I was not surprised at all because I thought she is a worthy candidate. Her academic performance is excellent. When...
Star Students – Gr. 10
Gr. 10 - Darwin Zhu Written by Frank Chen Darwin often uses a quote by Russell -“great outcomes are the result of hard work, we should not avoid difficulties.” He is inspired and motivated by this quote in his life journey. As a friend, Darwin is one of the most...
Adapting to Online Learning
By Vivian Cai There are both pros and cons to studying online for over a month. First of all, both online and offline studies are carried out according to a strict schedule, which ensures that we plan our time to work and rest. The difference between online and...
House team Restaurant Menu Activity
Before winter holiday, we applied our English skills to help local chain restaurants to create an English menu. In this activity, each house team chose two chain restaurants to transform their Chinese-only menu into a bilingual version. Upon completion, each house...
Hay we both have this
The new semester comes as promised. In order to make the BC family more cohesive, the student council organize a game named Hay We Both Have This. The rules of the game are: all students are divided into three groups, and each group of students forms a circle. After...
Christmas Celebrations!
Christmas is the most celebrated event that involves every student in the entire Luwan BC program for the whole month of December. The Christmas event consists of four major activities: House team Christmas Tree Decoration Competition, Candy Gram Sharing, Secret Santa...
Tim, Roy and Amy’s University Experience Sharing
On November 4, Tim and Roy returned to Luwan BC to share their online learning experiences at McMaster University. While Tim currently studies in McMaster's business program, Roy studies engineering at the same school. In their presentation, they spoke about their...
New Teacher – Thomas Lapiccirella
This year, we have a new teacher joining our big family – Thomas Lapiccirella. He is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He has stayed in China for three and a half years, and before coming to LWBC, he taught in the suburbs. He has a dog named PangPang, a very lovely dog....
Some things about the orange team’s success
At the beginning of this semester, we formed a new House team. As a member of the G12 orange team, I am proud of our members, because so far, we have won almost all the competitions and received a lot of points. Next, I will share our strategies for achieving...
Halloween Event
On the 10/29th, we held a fun Halloween event in BC. Students in their unique Halloween costumes were actively involved and enjoyed the six games held during Halloween: Coin Guessing, Candy Eating, Hangman, Squid Game, Mummy, and Horror Box. At first, our teacher...
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