Anglophone South
Explore Anglophone South school communities through detailed 4 km × 4 km block-based digital twin worlds designed for local, place-based learning.
Learning rooted in real communities.
Bring local geography, community studies, history, design, and inquiry learning into a world students can actually explore.
Learning Where We Live – Anglophone South Communities is a collection of school-centred digital worlds created for use with Minecraft Education. Each world recreates approximately 4 km × 4 km (2.5 mi × 2.5 mi) surrounding a real Anglophone South school community in a distinctive blocky digital twin format.
The collection also includes 50 lesson and project ideas designed to help educators immediately put these maps to work across multiple subject areas.
Students can explore familiar roads, neighbourhoods, waterways, public spaces, major buildings, natural features, and community landmarks, then use those environments as the starting point for meaningful classroom learning.
Rather than beginning with an empty Minecraft world, students enter a recognizable representation of a real New Brunswick community. From there, they can investigate how communities are organized, study local geography, identify important infrastructure, explore environmental questions, redesign public spaces, examine transportation networks, propose future developments, create historical interpretations, and imagine how their own communities could evolve.
These worlds are especially suited to Social Studies, Geography, Science, Technology, STEM, ELA, sustainability, community planning, design thinking, and interdisciplinary project-based learning .
Because the environments are based on real geographic data, students can make connections between the digital world and the places around them. The worlds are intentionally presented as educational interpretations rather than exact architectural replicas, allowing students to explore, question, modify, rebuild, and create.
What’s included
- School-community worlds covering Anglophone South school communities
- Approximately 4 km × 4 km of real-world geography surrounding each school
- Roads, terrain, water, buildings, neighbourhoods, and major community features where source data permits
- Ready-to-open world files for use with Minecraft Education
- 50 included lesson and project ideas for using the maps in the classroom
- Opportunities for local inquiry, mapping, planning, sustainability, history, design, and community-based learning
Learning Where We Live turns the communities surrounding New Brunswick schools into interactive learning environments where students can investigate the places they already know while designing the places they want to see next.
Every community is different. Every world creates a new opportunity to explore, question, build, and learn.
Included School Communities
That is 69 schools plus the district office = 70 locations .
- Anglophone South School District Office
- Apohaqui Elementary School
- Back Bay Elementary School
- Barnhill Memorial School
- Bayside Middle School
- Bayview School
- Beaconsfield Middle School
- Belleisle Elementary School
- Belleisle Regional High School
- Blacks Harbour School
- Campobello Island Consolidated
- Centennial School
- Champlain Heights School
- Chris Saunders Memorial Elementary
- COMPASS - Saint John
- Deer Island Community School
- Dr. A. T. Leatherbarrow Primary School
- Fairvale Elementary School
- Forest Hills School
- Fundy Middle and High School
- Fundy Shores School
- Glen Falls School
- Grand Bay Primary
- Grand Manan Community School
- Hammond River Valley Elementary School
- Hampton Elementary
- Hampton High School
- Hampton Middle School
- Harbour View High School
- Harry Miller Middle School
- Hazen-White - St. Francis School
- Inglewood School
- Island View School
- Kennebecasis Park Elementary School
- Kennebecasis Valley High School
- Lakefield Elementary School
- Lakewood Heights School
- Lawrence Station Elementary School
- Loch Lomond School
- M. Gerald Teed School
- Macdonald Consolidated School
- Millidgeville North School
- Milltown Elementary School
- Norton Elementary School
- Prince Charles School
- Princess Elizabeth School
- Quispamsis Elementary School
- Quispamsis Middle School
- River Valley Middle School
- Rothesay Elementary School
- Rothesay High School
- Rothesay Park School
- Saint John High School
- Saint Rose School
- Seaside Park Elementary School
- Simonds High School
- Sir James Dunn Academy
- St. George Elementary School
- St. John the Baptist/King Edward
- St. Malachy's Memorial High School
- St. Martins School
- St. Stephen Elementary School
- St. Stephen High School
- St. Stephen Middle School
- Sussex Corner Elementary School
- Sussex Elementary School
- Sussex Middle School
- Sussex Regional High School
- Vincent Massey Elementary School
- Westfield School
For use with Minecraft Education. Jabberwocky AI is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft, Mojang Studios, or Minecraft Education.