British Columbia: Education’s Speech, Fourth session of the thirty-third legislature,1986.

It doesn't include the extended care facilities of Queen's Park Hospital, or that at UBC, or the new health sciences hospital underway at UBC; nor does it include the $45

I know that I look forward to continuing to work with boards of education and educators across the province — all of our partners — to ensure that British Columbia continues to have

What this Foundation Skills Assessment does is measure students' skills, as I said, in reading and writing and numeracy, in relation to provincial standards, So it gives us

Last year I rose to report that we had launched a number of initiatives that went to the heart of the concerns of British Columbians about education: initiatives to decrease the

Among those are concerns that there be enough teachers to actually do the work that needs to get done; that we look at class size to make sure that every child is getting the

We have a challenge, all of us in this province, when we look at the fundamental mandate of the Ministry of Education, which is to provide services to children, the young men and

We have four main challenges with respect to meeting that objective: to maintain or improve quality; to increase the relevance of education in the K- to-12 sector, particularly

The budget contains support levels established by the Royal Commission on Education and allows for a per pupil funding increase paralleling that recognized for public schools..