New Brunswick is proud to participate in the Atlantic Rim Collaboratory (ARC) and to serve as host for its annual Summit, October 2026. This marks the first time that New Brunswick will welcome ARC delegates to the province, offering a unique opportunity to highlight the province’s contributions to education.
New Brunswick
As the only officially bilingual province in Canada, New Brunswick will showcase inclusive education, mark the accomplishments of the Office of First Nations, and highlight leading advancements in digital education.
New Brunswick continues to build on its strong foundation of inclusive education and is committed to offering access to schools that are safe, welcoming environments where every student thrives, regardless of language, background, identity or ability.
Currently, New Brunswick is developing a new education plan for the anglophone sector, with a focus on setting clear goals and supporting every learner. New Brunswick is working to build a system that nurtures a love of learning from early childhood through to graduation, with the release of the new education plan Spring 2026.
Through participation in ARC, New Brunswick looks forward to collaborating with and learning from education systems around the world that share our commitment to inclusion, equity, reconciliation and academic excellence. ARC provides a valuable space for shared inquiry, reflection, and collective action to help us deepen our practice and build a system creating confident, active citizens.