News Stories

Grade 6 studenetsfrom Trafalgar Middle School took their learning on the road Thursday morning - literally. 

Pedestrians and parents were treated to a public display of learning as 140 students 'flash mobbed' the 400Block of Baker Street. 

Congratulations to all the participants! The projects were well done.

Environmentalist Sheila Street from the BC Ministry of Environment presented to Ms. Comrie’s 8-5 students on hydrofluorocarbons and the consequences of oil spills on our environment. Students had the opportunity to use a variety of materials to experiment with soaking up a simulated oil spill. What did they find? PLASTIC works the best! Why?

Thank you to all the students and staff who helped organize the amazing and delicious day!

Design challenge in Grade 7: design instruments that can both pick up and crack open chestnuts and Learning how to code!

On February 23rd, Team Trafalgar is participating in the Coldest Night of the Year, a winter walk fundraiser that supports the hungry, homeless, and hurting in Nelson and area. So, will you join us?

Our annual Holiday Hampers are ready to go! A huge thank you to everyone who donated and helped put together this amazing effort for six of our Trafalgar families. Special thanks to Save-On-Foods, Dan Collins from Ripping Giraffe, Jennifer Cowan, Brenda Hornby, Sandy Leonard, Shannon Lythqoe, and the Nelson Star staff!

8-1 architects in training build shelter for Austin the Horse at Ci Ci Life Animal Sanctuary

Kurt Sorge and Ed Natyshak presented to Trafalgar on Thursday December 13, 2018. They spoke about resiliency, mountain biking, and dealing with a spinal cord injury. Thank you for sharing your stories!