One hundred people—including students, educators, school leaders, and board members—reflected on the role of creativity in learning. At the center of this project were students from special education programs who had been excluded from mainstream schools due to behavioral or attention-related challenges. Through writing, movement, music, and painting, they expressed how creativity supported their growth. The final mural was unveiled at an education conference in Nanaimo featuring keynote speaker Sir Ken Robinson.

 

Social Arts Lead: Melanie Schambach

Partner Organization & Funded: School District 68