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Small school wins big

March 13, 2020 Patrick Newhook Audio Stories, Kicker Radio, Metro, Province 0

Holy Family elementary has won $10,000 in a span of four months

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High school pilot suggests benefits of cell phone ban

January 23, 2025 Olivia Taylor Featured, News 1

A pilot project involving a high school cell phone ban suggests there are benefits to digital disconnection.

‘It’s not a program – it’s a way of living’

March 30, 2017 Jason Sheppard Featured, Province Comments Off on ‘It’s not a program – it’s a way of living’

Sharing circles in schools proving to be a success.

Potential students attend CNA open house

March 14, 2019 Nick Travis Metro 0

College of the North Atlantic’s Prince Philip Drive Campus in St. John’s hosted an open house Wednesday. The aim of the event was to showcase the programs it offers to possible future students.

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