Heavenly Father,
As we reach the last day of this school year, we gather in gratitude and joy.
We thank you for the knowledge gained,
friendships formed, and growth experienced.
Bless our students, teachers, and staff, as they conclude this chapter.
May they find rest, renewal, and inspiration during the upcoming break.
Guide us in using the lessons learned
to continue our journey of lifelong learning and personal development.
May your grace accompany us throughout the summer
and prepare us for the blessings of the next academic year.
Amen
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE: SMHS Information
SMHS SUMMER SPORTS CAMP: Basketball and Volleyball
PRINCE ALBERT PUBLIC LIBRARY
TELUS: Friendly Future Foundation Social Impact Bursary
PHE SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP: 5 x $300
Physical & Health Education (PHE) Saskatchewan is looking to award 5 scholarships of $300 to high school students who meet the following criteria: a minimum of two Physical Education/Wellness or Health credits, be actively involved in the school Intramural and Extra-Curricular program, have an average of at least 70% in subject areas required for minimum entrance requirements for his/her intended area of study, exhibit strong leadership and sportsmanship qualities, and be a positive role model in his/her school and/or community. In addition, the student must be enrolled in first year studies in one of the following programs in a Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Institution: College of Education with a major or minor in Physical Education and/or Health (U of S), College of Kinesiology (U of S), Faculty of Education with a major or minor in Physical Education and/or Health (U of R), Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies (U of R), and the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Recreation and Community Development program. The application deadline is Friday, June 30th. Additional information, and an application form, is available at http://phesask.ca/scholarships/
JACK MOORE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP & BURGESS BURSARY
PARKLAND AMBULANCE: Paramedic Apprenticeship Program
SASKATCHEWAN ROWING YOUTH PROGRAM
YOUTH AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
SCIENCE CAMP FOR SASKATCHEWAN INDIGENOUS YOUTH
CANADA-SASKATCHEWAN GRANT: Students with Disabilities
Games Club is a fun drop-in activity available to all students every Tuesday & Thursday at lunch in the Lecture Theatre (B5). If you enjoy playing board games or want to test your skill on the Switch then come by. There is a large variety of board games, ranging from card games, games of chance to strategy games. There is also a Nintendo Switch available with Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart or Rocket League. Bring your lunch and play some games! Come with a friend or by yourself.
ABORIGINAL CRAFTS CLUB: Beading / Hand stitch
Students who are interested in participating in an Aboriginal Crafts Club are encouraged to join the Creativi-team. There are several sessions being offered. Students who are a part of the Bead Team can attend open times in room B26 before school, at lunch, and every Tuesday after school. All other students who are interested in participating can attend every Tuesday from 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. and the occasional Saturday from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 pm. For more information go to Aboriginal Crafts Club or talk to Mrs. Constant in room B26 or Ms. McLeod in room 206.
Art club is in the Art Room (B18/19) and will run every Monday after school from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm. Come out to make some great art! Drop-ins are welcome!
KARATE CLASSES
FREE MICROSOFT 365 FOR STUDENTS
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