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The New Brunswick Health Council is conducting the 2025-26 Student Wellness and Education Survey in all public schools across the province throughout November. As part of this process, a survey is being sent specifically to parents and guardians of students in kindergarten through grade 5.

This survey collects important information about student wellness, including social and emotional development, physical health, experiences at school, and life in the community. The feedback shared by families helps schools, districts, and partners across New Brunswick strengthen programs and supports that contribute to student well-being.

Parents and guardians of K-5 students will receive a link to the survey directly from ASD-N. We encourage families to complete it, as your voice plays an important role in helping create positive learning environments for all students.

FAQ:

HOW DOES THE NBHC PROTECT PERSONAL INFORMATION?

All information collected through this survey is anonymous.  No names are associated with the surveys, so the answers to a survey cannot be connected to a student. To ensure privacy, we’ve assigned each participant a unique, random code. Survey results will be analyzed and reported collectively, without revealing individual responses. Additionally, the survey adheres to the privacy laws of New Brunswick under the Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act. 

WHEN WILL THE SURVEY RESULTS BE AVAILABLE?

All provincial, zone, sector, district, and community results are available on the NBHC website in the spring following the survey administration. School results are also distributed to school administrators in the spring.

For more information about the Student Wellness and Education Survey, please visit the New Brunswick Health Council website.

The Government of New Brunswick is developing a new education plan for the Anglophone sector, focused on setting clear goals and supporting every learner. As part of this process, families, educators, and community members are invited to share their input through a series of consultations taking place across the province.

These consultations are an opportunity for everyone to help shape the next Anglophone Education Plan, which will be released in Spring 2026. Feedback collected during this process will be summarized in a What We Heard report, expected in Winter 2026.

How to participate

Families in the Anglophone North School District can share their thoughts in several ways:

• In-person session:
  Miramichi – Wednesday, November 5 at 6 p.m.
  Location: Travelodge by Wyndham, 1 Jane Street, Miramichi, NB
• Virtual sessions (Zoom):
  November 6, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.
  Register for the November 6 virtual session
• Anonymous online survey:
  Share your feedback through the anonymous survey

You can also send additional comments or questions to [email protected].

This is a chance for families across ASD-N to ensure their voices are part of the conversation about the future of education in New Brunswick.

For more information, visit: https://www.gnb.ca/en/gov/engagement-consultation/direction-anglophone-sector.html

We’re excited to hear from students, families, and community members as we search for a name that represents the pride, culture, and values of the Campbellton area.

Do you have a meaningful name in mind? Submit your suggestion by December 12th using the online form below.

When you submit the form, your personal details will only be collected if you choose to include them. All submissions become the property of Anglophone North School District and will be reviewed by the Naming Committee.

The committee will narrow submissions to three final options, which will be presented to the ASD-N District Education Council (DEC) in January. The DEC will then select one name to forward to the Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development for final approval.

The successful name will be announced in Spring 2026.

Submit your suggestion here!