Mental Health & Well-Being

MAY 30, 2023—On May 13th, École Connaught Community School hosted the third annual Regina Public Schools GSA Summit for students in Grades 5 to 8. The GSA Summit was a day designed by GSA students for other students across the Regina Public School Division. Its purpose was to have fun, make new friends and be themselves. The event also encouraged participants to celebrate identity of self and identity of others.

MAY 25, 2023 — Driver Education summer classes for Regina Public high school students will be held online between July 3 to 28, 2023. Students must be 15 years of age to register before classes begin. To register, please review and complete the program information and application form, as well as the MySGI account information found below. Students will be notified via their @rbe.sk.ca email account if they have been accepted into the course.

Program Information and Application Form

May 17, 2023—For your information, due to the significant smoke in the air and following Environment Canada Special Air Quality Statement recommendations, all outdoor education activities have been cancelled for the day, recesses will be held indoors, and outdoor activity will be minimized.

MAY 12, 2023 — Thank you to everyone who participated in these important surveys. The deadline has now passed so the links are inactive.

April 27, 2023 - Regina Public Schools is developing a new 4-Year Strategic Plan that will provide guidance and direction to the Division over the coming years.

Parents, guardians, caregivers, staff, Elders, administrators, students, and interested community organizations …we need to hear from you! Please follow this link to learn more about a stakeholder survey.

You can also go directly to the survey here, or learn more on the Q & A page.

MAY 11, 2023 — The following article was written by Natalie Agecoutay-Sweet, the Indigenous Advocate at Albert Community School.

MAY 8, 2023 — In describing the evolution of the Thom Cheer Team, nothing short of stratospheric could apply!

The fledgling group was the brainchild of teacher Melanie Vollman, who started the team at Thom Collegiate in 2009 with a mere 10 untrained athletes. Navigating the arena of competition was a very difficult process and their first event in Moose Jaw did not produce noteworthy results. It did, however, provide an invaluable lesson about preparation and reaching the required skill level before stepping on a stage. This lesson led to a two-year hiatus from competition.