Assiniboia Park School Featured Stories Shuffles

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Apply by April 15/26 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.

South East Cornerstone Public School Division is committed to providing environments that are accessible to all staff, students, their families, and the broader community. An environment that is accessible means schools that are free of physical, communications, and attitudinal barriers, where diversity is celebrated and accessibility is the norm.

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We're hiring Caretakers in all areas of the Division! This position provides a competitive wage, benefits, and great hours. No experience necessary! Click the title for more information and application details.

Bus Driver's are needed in all areas of the division! Click the title for more information and application details.

Assiniboia Park Elementary School in Weyburn hosted their annual Heritage Fair on Thursday, February 12. Students in Grades 4-6 have been working on this inquiry project since January 5. Students in grade 4 researched a Canadian animal, while students in grades 5 and 6 each picked their own Canadian heritage topic to research. On Thursday, February 12, students from the Weyburn Comprehensive School worked as judges to evaluate all 110 students on their knowledge and their displays. The winners will move on to the Saskatchewan Regional Heritage Fair in Regina in May. Congratulations to all the students for their hard work! {Click the title to view more pictures.}

Assiniboia Park Grade 4-6 Musical Theatre students brought the classical musical story of "The Lion King Jr." to life with two successful performances on October 30! These young performers did an outstanding job-- congratulations!

South East Cornerstone Public School Division is committed to providing environments that are accessible and free of barriers for all to participate actively in their respective school community. We recognize that some individuals in our school communities require additional support to access our facilities, programs, and services. SECPSD is committed to identifying, removing, and preventing accessibility barriers for individuals who work at or access school division facilities, programs, and services. In effort to improve accessibility, SECPSD is surveying staff, parents, and community members to gain insight into their experiences accessing SEPCSD facilities, programs, and services.

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The survey will close at 11:59pm on September 28th.

We are deeply saddened by recent tragic deaths which have affected individuals, families and communities across the southeast. In difficult times such as these, the strength of our unity, compassion and understanding is crucial to support each other. We encourage anyone struggling with grief, loss, or mental health to reach out to friends, family, neighbours and support services – know that you are not alone. (click the title for resources)

Madison Cameron is a specialist in the mental, emotional, and behavioral aspects youth are facing due to the impact of Social Media use. Her presentation for parents and caregivers focusses on the range of emotions children are experiencing and how their wants and needs are the same as the wants and needs their parents/caregivers had when they were children. The presentation will look at the adult perspective and how incorporating thoughtful strategies can strengthen connections with those lost in their devices.

Date: Tuesday, May 6th, 2025
Time: 7:30PM – 8:30PM
Where: WCS Cugnet Centre (Weyburn) OR Join Virtually Via Zoom.
*This presentation is sponsored by Whitecap Resources and free of charge to attend.

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