Mae Cameron Recognized with Ability NB Inclusive Active Schools Leadership Award

The Inclusive Active Schools Leadership Award is presented annually to a physical education specialist, Educational Assistant, or student who has helped our Para NB – Sport & Recreation program grow within the school system or raised awareness of inclusive physical education during the fiscal year. The recipient of our 2024-2025 award is: Mae Cameron.

Mae serves as the Physical Education Lead for schools in Bathurst, Dalhousie, and Campbellton within Anglophone School District – North (ASD-N). As a longstanding partner of the Para NB Equipment Loan Service, she has played a vital role in promoting inclusive sport and recreation opportunities throughout northern New Brunswick.

Mae has organized and facilitated the use of adaptive equipment—including multisport wheelchairs, hockey sledges, and floor curling sets—to ensure that schools and youth with a physical disability throughout her district can equitably access the resources they need to be active. Through her leadership, students of all abilities are able to participate fully in physical education programs.

Her efforts have significantly expanded access to inclusive sport experiences in ASD-N schools, raised awareness of adaptive physical education practices, and strengthened collaboration between the Para NB program and the school system. Thanks to her work, the program continues to grow and reach more students each year.

Mae consistently goes above and beyond expectations, often personally assisting with the transportation of adaptive equipment between schools. This hands-on support is invaluable for Ability NB as a non-profit organization and it helps ensure schools receive the equipment they need in a timely and efficient way.

Mae exemplifies leadership in inclusive physical education. Her commitment, organization, and dedication have made a lasting impact on students, educators, and the broader school community. She has been instrumental in bringing Ability NB’s mission to life and continues to inspire through her work.

Provincial Fire Marshal Visits the ICE Centre

The ASD-N Miramichi ICE Centre is a Career Education Centre created through a partnership between Anglophone North School District and NBCC Miramichi. The Centre focuses on providing a range of career-focused courses for high school students across the district.

ASD-N continues to develop programs that align with labour market needs and offer students meaningful education and training. These courses are designed to help students build skills that connect directly to opportunities available here in New Brunswick.

One of the programs offered to Miramichi area high school students is Intro to Fire Fighting. Students in this course develop the skills and knowledge needed to work safely and effectively as part of a fire-service team. The learning includes classroom instruction, practical exercises and field experiences. Students also explore Fire Services in New Brunswick along with various career and volunteer pathways.

Today, students in the program welcomed Provincial Fire Marshal Mike Lewis, Superintendent Dean Mutch and program partners. Visitors had the chance to see the students demonstrate what they have learned so far and hear their reflections on this innovative program, which is the only one of its kind in the province.

ICE programs continue to grow and are now offered in Miramichi, Rexton, Bathurst, Campbellton, Natoaganeg, Esgenoopetitj and Elsipogtog.

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