School buildings have gone through a lot of changes since this building was constructed in 1922. (Photo courtesy of the Summerland Museum)

School buildings have gone through a lot of changes since this building was constructed in 1922. (Photo courtesy of the Summerland Museum)

QUIZ: Are you ready for the school year?

How much do you know about schools and education?

Students are back in school for another year, although this year, because of COVID-19, education is taking on a different character.

To celebrate the start of the school year, here are a few questions about schools and education.

How much do you know about learning?

Good luck.


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School buses are running once again as school is in session for the 2020 to 2021 school year. (Nanaimo News Bulletin file) Rob Zver, the president of CUPE Local 606, says doing a pilot project for seatbelts on Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district buses is the right way to go. (Nanaimo News Bulletin file)

School buses are running once again as school is in session for the 2020 to 2021 school year. (Nanaimo News Bulletin file) Rob Zver, the president of CUPE Local 606, says doing a pilot project for seatbelts on Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district buses is the right way to go. (Nanaimo News Bulletin file)

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