Eagle River Secondary

08/27/2026

It's never too early to think about Volleyball at ERS. Take a look at this poster and if you are an interested ERS student, show up!!

08/26/2026

Sending a big thank you to the SD No 83 Grounds crew. ERS went from shabby to fabulous yesterday. Thank you for all the hard work!

08/24/2026

Here is a list of basic school supplies for Grade 07/08 students. With the addition of a few binders, dividers and lots of pens, this is a good place to start for older students too.

08/24/2026

Please take a look at this 'Back to School Information' for 2026-2027. We are looking forward to seeing students return for a half day on Wednesday, September 09th.

Back-to-school is almost here!
A reminder that the first day of school is September 9th.
New student registrations will be accepted beginning September 1 at your neighbourhood school. For registration information, please visit: https://www.sd83.bc.ca/registration.

06/30/2026

The ERS Grad Class of 2026 wrapped up the year with an amazing trip to Vancouver Island. We can't thank our community enough for helping make this trip a reality.
Thank you also to Mr. Meise, Mr. Bellows and Tricia Jeffery for supporting us. We sampled new activities, broadened our horizons and made memories that will last forever.

06/16/2026

The ERS Community is so grateful for the Souper Meals Program. Thank you to Serena Caner/SD No 83 and members of the Shuswap Food Action Society for keeping our students nourished throughout the year! 💖 Thank you also to our wonderful community volunteers who show up every week to help distribute these meals. We appreciate you!!💐

This photo represents:
- Over 90,000 hot meals in a school year
- More than $600,000.00 invested in local Shuswap food businesses
- $415,000.00 spent on B.C. food
- Meal and snack programs at all 25 of our schools
- Countless students filled up with healthy, hearty meals.

Yesterday morning one of my team members had the privilege of getting a behind-the-scenes look at our local Souper Meals program, delivered in partnership with the Shuswap Food Action Society .

SD83, School Food Coordinator Serena Caner toured him through the Zest Commercial Food Hub , introduced him to the amazing team that has been feeding students across our riding, and showed him the tangible impact this program is having in the broader community through its unwavering commitment to shopping local first.

This program not only directly supports children and families, but also keeps public dollars working locally--benefiting small businesses, farmers, workers and our local economy.

"When students have access to healthy food at schools, families experience less stress, teachers see improved readiness to learn, schools become more supportive, connected spaces, and our communities benefit with jobs and economic activity." - Serena Caner

I would encourage anyone who is able to consider making a donation to the Shuswap Food Action Society to support the amazing work they are doing throughout our region. : https://shuswapfood.ca/

And a huge "Thank You!", to Serena, Shuswap Food Action Society, and everyone else who has invested time and energy into serving our region.

06/15/2026

Mrs. McKinley's Grade 10 Career-Life Education class participated in a Presentation of Learning last Friday. Thank you so much to parents and community members for participating in this important year-end activity. Your interest and involvement are appreciated!

06/12/2026

One week ago, we were celebrating Grad 2026 at ERS. The traditional throwing of the caps was followed by a Grand March choreographed by local resident, Teresa Rambold. What a class!
Congrats, Grads!!👩‍🎓🧑‍🎓

06/12/2026

We were happy to be joined by Grade 5 and 6 students from Parkview to celebrate Indigenous Day earlier this week.
Students enjoyed taking part in a variety of cultural activities and finished up by roasting Bannock over a fire in the courtyard.
Thank you to Kim Hodgson of the Metis Nation of BC and SD 83 Indigenous Program staff for making this a great day.

06/12/2026

For nearly 150 years, the Governor General’s Academic Medals have recognized the outstanding scholastic achievements of students in Canada. This medal is presented to the student who has graduated with the highest grade point average.
Congratulations to 2025 Graduate, Ava Fischer-Boneham, for being selected as the recipient of this award for the 2025 school year! We are proud of you.
This award was presented by ERS Math/Physics teacher, Mr. Ryan Meise.