Moberly Lake Elementary

About

Moberly Lake Elementary is located at 6531 Lakeshore Drive BOX 110, Moberly Lake, BC V0C 1X0. The school describes itself as a small, rural K–7 school on the scenic north side of Moberly Lake, serving about 45 students with six teaching and support staff. It emphasizes a safe, positive school climate and a multi-leveled, collaborative, data-based approach to instruction designed to respond to individual student needs. The school also highlights integrated technology and opportunities beyond the core curriculum, including arts, fitness/recreation, character development, and Indigenous culture.

At a Glance

School type: Public School (Peace River South)

Education language: The sources do not specify the language(s) used for instruction at Moberly Lake Elementary. At the district level, SD59 offers a French Immersion program where French is the language of instruction across the curriculum (offered at specific schools listed by the district), and the district also provides support for English Language Learners (ELL) through assessment and consultation.

Religious affiliation: None / Secular

Grades: K-7

Phone: 250 788-2574

Email: aduncan@sd59.bc.ca

Principal: Anneli Duncan

Education Languages

The sources do not specify the language(s) used for instruction at Moberly Lake Elementary. At the district level, SD59 offers a French Immersion program where French is the language of instruction across the curriculum (offered at specific schools listed by the district), and the district also provides support for English Language Learners (ELL) through assessment and consultation.

Programs and Services

Student support / special education Moberly Lake Elementary states it provides a multi-leveled system of instructional services and curriculum using a collaborative, data-based decision-making process focused on being responsive to individual student needs. At the district level, Learning Services include counselling (individual and group), speech and language services, school psychology services, family-school liaison support, and itinerant teacher supports (including inclusion helping teachers, support for students with visual impairments, and support for students who are deaf or hard of hearing). The district also notes ELL support through assessment and consultation and connections to Provincial Outreach Programs (e.g., autism and related disorders, early intervention, SET-BC). Technology integration The school reports that technology is integrated throughout learning activities to maximize engagement and promote 21st-century information/technology skills. Arts / fitness / character development / Indigenous culture The school says students receive opportunities beyond the core curriculum that build knowledge and skills in the arts, fitness/recreation, character development, and Indigenous culture. Safe and caring school community (ERASE) The school site highlights ERASE as a way to help build safe and caring school communities, including reporting concerns to schools and learning about complex issues facing students.

School Culture and Expectations

The school says it prides itself on providing a safe and positive school climate where all can be engaged learners. The site also highlights ERASE’s focus on building safe and caring school communities, including empowering students and families to get help with challenges and report concerns.

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

The district site provides a school bus information line (250-782-1061) and a bus garage phone number (250-782-2106). For the Chetwynd area, it directs families to contact Standard Bus (250-788-2415), and notes that delays of 20 minutes or more or cancellations are announced via the phone line and local radio stations (CJDC radio, Peace FM, Big Country radio). The school site also invites families to create an account or update communication settings to receive bus notifications by email or text. No drop-off/pick-up or parking details are provided in the sources.