Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division celebrates Canadian School Counselling Week to highlight the tremendous impact school counsellors can have in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career. Across the country, Canadians recognize the unique contribution school counsellors play in supporting student success. School counsellors are professionals who support the personal, social, educational,…
National Family Literacy Day is January 26th and Family Literacy Events Abound Saskatchewan Rivers Public Schools are focused on Literacy all year long, but now is the time we focus our attention on Family Literacy. Your neighborhood schools have hosted Literacy events in the last weeks, and more are planned in the coming weeks. We…
The 2019 New Holland Junior Men’s and Women’s National Curling Championship has begun in Prince Albert and the Riverside Dancers stepped in to provide some great entertainment. The Jigging Club at Riverside Public School provides students a great opportunity to explore some vibrant culture and stay connected and physically active as well. The jiggers were invited…
At the November 5 Organizational Meeting of the Saskatchewan Rivers Public Board of Education, the Board re-acclaimed Barry Hollick as Chair and Jaimie Smith-Windsor as Vice-Chair for the 2018-2019 year. With the acclamation, trustees demonstrated an appreciation of the solid guidance from Chair Hollick and Vice-Chair Smith-Windsor in the last year and trust in their…
A Walkathon at West Central is a long tradition, but this year the tradition had a new twist. The school decided that rather than ask for monetary donations to the school we would instead ask for donations to the food bank. It was a fabulous day of walking and helping others. Students, staff and families…
Education Week 2018 For more than 30 years, Saskatchewan has dedicated a week to celebrate student success and recognize the dedication and commitment of education professionals across the province. This year’s Education Week theme, A World of Learning for Every Student, recognizes the multiple pathways to learning available to our students. It also highlights the…
Students and staff in many SRPSD schools honoured Indigenous residential school survivors, and those who did not survive, by participating in a variety of Orange Shirt Day activities during the past week. In the spirit of reconciliation and hope students learned the history of Canadian residential schools through simulations, inquiry assignments, cultural teachings, and stories…
Last week the Birch Hills/St. Louis football team hosted the Shellbrook/Canwood team. The teams played under the lights on the Birch Hills field for the first time in Birch Hills Football history. The game was a back and forth contest of two closely match teams and the game was decided on the last play of…
