Reflecting on our roots and excited about our future – SCSBC celebrates 50 years of God’s faithfulness.

Just as students begin the year with fresh notebooks and new goals, staff too deserve space for growth, feedback, and encouragement that keeps their work meaningful.

Faith formation is not limited to chapels, devotions, or Bible classes. In the ordinary rhythms of teaching—seating charts, attendance, classroom jobs, group work, and even discipline—Christian educators are shaping how students see themselves, others, and God. When made thoughtfully, these daily choices become small but powerful acts of discipleship that teach belonging, responsibility, grace, and community.

For families raising children with autism, ADHD, or developmental delays, daily life is a test of resilience. Between medical needs, behavioural challenges, and social stigma, parents carry heavy loads—but schools, community, and faith can offer vital strength and hope.

Though our smallest group yet, it was also one of our most geographically diverse, with participants from every region of the province.