Did You Know? Nova Scotia Gaels are a people whose language is Gaelic. Gaelic is a group of languages spoken in Nova Scotia, Scotland, Ireland, and the Isle of Man. In the 1700s and 1800s, many people from the Scottish Highlands settled in Nova Scotia. So many Gaels settled here that, at one point, they represented a quarter of Nova Scotia's population. Today, one-third of Nova Scotians are descended from these Gaels. While not all speak the language, Gaelic cultural heritage and identity continue to be vibrant elements of Nova Scotia life. Learn More About Gaelic Culture www.gaelic.ca – Printable Poster (Gaelic) Literacy and Numeracy Activities Ideas for parents to help children to practice their reading and writing skills Ideas for parents to help children to practice their math skills Nova Scotia Homework Hub for Math (Grades 4-6 Poster) (Grades 7-12 Poster) French at Home - A site for families Math Minds at Play Physical Activities/ Mental Wellness Mental Health Services: Services for Children and Youth Wellness Together Fact Sheet Parent Technology Information Classroom for parents Google Classroom Multi-lingual play list Google Meet basic functions Tech Toolkit for Families and Guardians Powerschool resources are on the Inschool site: https://inschool.ednet.ns.ca/ There is a parent-student section which has links to user guides.. Newcomer Family Guide Public Schools and How to Register Your Child for School (Français) How to Communicate with Your Child’s Teacher and School (Français) Updated May 2, 2024 | Pour des informations en français cliquez ici