3400 Balaclava Street

1966 – present

Named for the Earl of Carnarvon, Henry Herbert (1831-1890), British colonial secretary who introduced the British North America Act.

Replaced Trafalgar Annex (A).

 

Date: 1967     Planting trees to celebrate Canada’s Centennial.

 

Date: 1967     Two boys planting a tree commemorating Canada’s centennial.

 

Date: 1966     School principal Mr. V. A. Wiedick and Trustee at the official opening of the school.

 

Date: 1978     Main entrance to school building.

 

Date: 1977     Art class batik lesson.

 

Date: 1981     Maureen McDonald teaching a ukulele class.

 

Date: 1955     Students painting on the floor in a classroom setting.

 

Date: 1981     Students at play at an adventure playground at their school.

 

Date: 1956     A teacher conducts a reading group in a classroom.

 

Date: 1973     Primary school students working on art projects.

 

Date: 1977     Mrs. Ingrid Hurst demonstrating weaving to two students during after school session.

 

Date: 1977     Kindergarten students wearing smocks working on painting projects.

 

Date: 1962     Display of various collections (stamps, coins, rocks, driftwood, match folders) organized by Grade 4 students.

 

Date: 1958     Students view a mural showing a First Nations coastal village.

 

Date: 1971     Students from Mrs. Story’s class examine a replica of the first train to arrive in Vancouver in 1887.

 

Date: 1973     Principal Mr. Alastair Fraser instructing teachers in the use of the school gym.