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Gordon F. Kells High School student took home the Bronze Medal in Public Speaking at the 2025 Skills Canada Saskatchewan Provincial Competition!

Congratulations!

Apply by April 15/25 for citizenship awards being offered by Public Schools of Saskatchewan ...... three $1,000 awards for grades 1-8 and three $1,000 awards for grades 9-12. Click the title to access the application form.

Congratulations to the Oxbow Prairie Horizons School Senior Boys' Basketball team won the BRONZE medal at Hoopla this weekend.

Gladmar Regional School hosted their local science fair on Thursday, March 27th. There were 30 projects total from grades 6-8 and grades 11-12 students. The projects ranged from which brand of popcorn pops the best to solving oil spills and DNA mapping cattle herds. Students proudly presented their projects to six local community judges as well as their families, students, and community guests. Ten projects will move on to Regional Science Fair in Estevan, good luck! (Click the title to view more pictures.)

Congratulations to OPHS students Olivia and Layla for bringing home Silver after a strong performance at the Senior Open Doubles Provincial Curling Championships! Great work!

The Estevan Comprehensive School Cheer Team earned first place in the Senior Intermediate Scholastic Cheer Division at the Saskatchewan Cheerleading Association's Provincial Cheer Competition.

Win $15,000 for your school! The Saskatchewan School Boards Association and The Mosaic Company are pleased to announce that the Mosaic School Nutrition Challenge is now open to all Saskatchewan schools. The Mosaic Challenge encourages grassroots initiatives to promote student nutrition and healthier school environments through nutrition-related activities and programming. Ten successful applicant schools will be selected to receive funding amounts of $15,000 each for a total of $150,000 in funding. Click the title to access further information and to apply.

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Last month, Wawota Parkland School students were invited to hear Indigenous Story Teller Heather O’Watch. Heather shared her book “Auntie’s Rez Surprise” with the students. Thanks to Heather for sharing her book. Also, thanks to the Wawota Public Library and Southeast Regional Library for bringing this program to the school. (Click the title to view more pictures.)

The ECS French Éducation Physique class spent the past week learning the “ins” and the “outs” of curling at the Power Dodge Curling Club.