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Both of Lampman's mixed curling teams had advanced to Regionals this last Saturday and the team of grade 12s will be representing at Provincials this Saturday in Swift Current. Both of Lampman School's teams played so well. Great job curlers and coach!

The Carnduff Education Complex Senior Girls Curling team participated at Regionals and captured the “B” Side Qualifier. They are advancing to Provincials in Fox Valley, March 11 & 12. Good luck girls!

A big congratulations to the Wawota senior girls curling team for going undefeated at Regionals in Estevan and winning the “A” side qualifier. They are advancing to provincials in Fox Valley this weekend! Way to go girls!

Spruce Ridge read the book School Days According to Humphrey by Betty G. Birney together as a school community for One School One Book during the month of January! Click the title for the full story!

Kindergarten Registration is now open for children born in 2017! Click the title for registration instructions.

Nominate an outstanding individual, a not-for-profit organization, a social enterprise or a socially responsible business who has made a significant contribution in improving the lives of others in their community through volunteering!

It was three fun-filled lemon themed days of nine stations that connected with the book The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies.
Students participated in You Do The Math, Taste A Lemon, Find The Lemon Sensory Bin, Lemon & Lime Tic-Tac-Toe, Make A Bookmark, Decorate A Lemon Cupcake & Have A Glass of Ice Cold Lemonade, Build A Lemonade Stand & Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy! Lots of fun and a great way to celebrate coming together to enjoy wonderful book!

Cole, a grade 12 Estevan Comprehensive School student placed 2nd in the Saskatchewan Louis Riel poetry day contest. Click the title to read more!

The grade 5 class from Redvers School had the pleasure to listen to a presentation from Lindsey Gullett, the manager of Event Presentations for the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League. Lindsey’s presentation focused on the importance of being a good person and how acting in a respectful way attracts positive outcomes and great friendships. It is important to be a good classmate and a good community member. Students got the opportunity to see the behind the scenes of an NHL game and some game day videos.

Every year, in celebration of Black History Month, the History 30 students of Redvers School create visuals honouring those who played a role in making their country great. These are some recent selections.

The Government of Canada's Black History Month theme for February 2022 is "February and Forever: Celebrating Black history today and every day."