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07/11/17
Students make the grade in emergency services training
A group of students from North Battleford Comprehensive High School and John Paul II Collegiate celebrated their success after completing their Emergency Services Responder Training. A total of 23 students graduated from the Level 10 course in a special ceremony… +Read More
06/30/17
Teacher Nancy Barr receives recognition from human rights groups
When Nancy Barr meets her new class of students for the first time each September she embarks on a building project. Barr, a teacher at Brevoort Park School, believes in the importance of constructing a community within her classroom and… +Read More
06/26/17
Saskatoon program turns long-term care home into Grade 6 classroom
Walking down the hallway of a long-term care home often triggers an urge to whisper for fear of a “shhhhh” from nurses. But that’s not the case at the Sherbrooke Community Centre in Saskatoon. Twenty-five Grade 6 students roam the… +Read More
06/23/17
Some savings aren’t worth it
As another school year comes to an end, it seems like an appropriate time to reflect back on the numerous educators I have had the good fortune to meet across the province. Their stories, while different in so many ways,… +Read More
06/21/17
Students Learn to Hug a Tree and Stay Safe
Hug a tree and stay in one place, stay warm, and tell someone where you’re going before you leave. Those were some of the main tips Grade 1 students at Caroline Robins Community School learned from Saskatoon Search and Rescue.… +Read More
06/21/17