Sistema Kingston Presents: Our Beautiful Community
Our video titled “Our Beautiful Community” pays tribute to our communities at home, online, and in the city of Kingston. While we all worked, practiced, and supported one another from our individual homes this year, it is touching to realize the collective whole of everyone’s efforts and enthusiasm is far greater than simply the sum of its parts. We hope you enjoy this tribute created by our talented students.
Sistema Kingston presents Mics... Camera... Action!
On this one-year anniversary of our first COVID-19 lockdown, many of us are taking a moment to reflect on all that has passed since March 2020. The world has changed dramatically, and we have learned to live with strain and uncertainty in ways that were previously unimagined.
Sistema Kingston Brings Music Education to the Park
Sistema Kingston is an intensive after-school music program for children in Kingston that focuses on positive social growth through music. The program, along with all daily activity at Molly Brant Elementary School in north Kingston, had to be quickly switched to an online program earlier this spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sistema Kingston Student Follows Artistic Passion
Sidney Pike-Nurse likes to draw, make videos and play viola. “Art flows through my veins,” he says, meaning every word. And thanks to his time with Sistema Kingston, Sidney has been given tools to not only express himself through his art but also learn how to use art as a way of keeping him patient and calm.
Science Literacy Week 2020
Science Literacy Week, September 21-27, 2020 is a Canada-wide celebration of science sponsored by the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and the Canadian Wildlife Federation.
Recycled Planter Challenge: Winners Announced!
Earlier this spring, families across Ontario (and the world) entered the longest March Break in history. Students were learning remotely for the first time, caregivers were learning to juggle childcare, working from home, and managing the stress of living in a global pandemic. Families were spending more time together and forced to spend that time largely in their own homes. Activities like baking, hiking, and puzzling saw a revival, as low-te
Recycled Planter Challenge
The Faculty of Education at Queen’s is inviting all Ontario elementary and secondary school students to join in the Recycled Planter Challenge!