Outdoor learning is more than time spent outside; it’s a meaningful part of how students grow, connect, and thrive. When nature becomes part of the learning journey, children gain confidence, curiosity, and a genuine love for discovery.

When safety, encouragement, and empathy come together, students gain the inner strength to truly be themselves. They take on challenges, express their ideas with clarity, and move toward the future with purpose and heart.

With so many possibilities, it’s natural to feel a little overwhelmed about choosing a school in Calgary. To help parents, we have created a list of seven things every parent must know when assessing the best private schools in Calgary

Growth happens when students move, explore, and experience the world around them, not only when they sit at a desk. That belief is at the heart of our outdoor adventure learning programs

Through lessons on digital citizenship Education, critical thinking and responsible online behavior, students are empowered to engage with the digital world safely and respectfully.

Conversations around neurodiversity in schools are reshaping the way we think about education. This understanding is opening doors for new ways of teaching.

Whether through athletics, STEM programs, leadership development, or financial education, all girls’ school in Calgary like ours plays a role in shaping young women who are ready to face the world & succeed.

In today’s screen-saturated world, it’s more important than ever to keep children connected to the natural world. At North Point Schools, we believe that nature isn’t just a backdrop for…

In today’s screen-saturated world, it’s more important than ever to keep children connected to the natural world. At North Point Schools, we believe that nature isn’t just a backdrop for…

Every student needs someone to look up to, to ask questions without hesitation, and to learn from through shared experience.  At North Point School, we’ve seen how one powerful relationship…

Choosing a school for your child should never be just about academics, but finding the right fit for your child’s personality, energy, and potential. Many Calgary families are turning to…

The research is clear: Strong relationships with educators help students develop the cognitive skills they need to learn and thrive.

 by Ali Carr-Chellman In her talk, Ali Carr-Chellman pinpoints three reasons boys are tuning out of school in droves, and lays out her bold plan to re-engage them: bringing…

by Christina Hoff Sommers What ever happened to letting “boys be boys?” Take these two cases: In one, a seven-year-old boy was sent home for nibbling a Pop Tart into…

The Fraser Institute website features an article about adaptive technology in the classroom. Such innovations have the potential to radically alter the nature of learning.

The War Against Boys, by Christina Hoff Sommers, was first published in 2000. At the time, the shortchanging of boys in school and in key areas of social development was…

Borrowing research from the disciplines of neuroscience, biology, and psychology, brain expert Eric Jensen offers an easy-to-understand explanation of the relationship between learning and the brain, helping educators increase student…

The One World Schoolhouse fleshes out the story and vision that began with Salman Khan’s talk at TED.  In his book, Salman Khan lays out a bold strategy for bringing “a free, world-class education…

Parents hoping to inspire boys to excel at school now have a new tool at their disposal; Boy Smarts – Mentoring Boys for Success at School. In this book, you…

The desire to be productive is universal, says Dr. Mel Levine, but that drive can often be frustrated by dysfunctions that obstruct output or productivity. Drawing on his clinical experience…

Christina Sommers speaks at the Idea City 2010 “If boys are in trouble, it’s a women’s issue – we’re all in trouble.” Christina Sommers talks about the effects of a…

Do kids these days have short attention spans, or does the world just move too slow? Gabe Zichermann suggests that today’s video games are making children smarter — and we…