Non-graduated students can take English, Math, Science and elective courses for free. Graduated students get English, Math, and Science courses free, while
The Burnaby Public Library offers e-books and audiobooks for students residing in Burnaby to read or listen to.
Role in Education. As educational resources become more digitized, free ebook sites will play an increasingly vital role in learning.
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At the high school level, there are dozens of additional career exploration opportunities, with diverse Programs of Choice offerings including video game
### School programs for the classroom. Burnaby Art Gallery (BAG) offers a variety of curriculum-based learning for school groups across the Lower Mainland. The cultivated selection of kits, in-classroom workshops and exhibition tours with studio time provide everything students need to engage with art. The programs encourage creative thinking, conversation and skill development by exploring exhibitions and art from the Permanent Collection and Art Education Collections. # School Programs. BAG’s outreach programs are designed to bring original artwork and art supplies right into your classrooms! To book an Outreach Program, fill out an booking form and email it to . Art Education, Ecology, Indigenous Art. Explore the world of landscape-inspired artwork through this engaging program. Building on these ideas, participants use techniques of layering, colour mixing and collage to create a ‘forest’ of trees. Indigenous Art, Community, Art Education. Referencing works from the City's Permanent Art Collection, participants explore the progression of themes and technique in contemporary Coast Salish art.
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