This year Staff Appreciation Week is February 10-14 and the theme is Heroes of Education. We would like your input to help recognize our 鈥渉eroes鈥 who help make our schools a place where people want to work and students want to learn. Your positive feedback and compliments are greatly appreciated! Click here to share your…
The Public Schools of Saskatchewan will be recognizing public school student groups or classes who support citizenship or character building within their schools by providing annual Student Citizenship Awards. There are three $1000 awards for elementary schools and three for high schools. Deadline for applications is April 15, 2025. See link below for more information.…
If you were unable to join us live, you can watch the video below from the evening and hear from the candidates. Candidates’ Forum Recording
Give a Prairie South employee a Shout Out! Our employees work hard to make our schools a great place for everybody to learn and work. If you know somebody who is doing a great job and you鈥檇 like to show them your appreciation, please click on the link below. Staff Appreciation Week is February 12-16…
We need your help naming our new school on South Hill in Moose Jaw! Please complete the survey at the link below. Be sure to get your submissions in by 1:00 pm on Friday, February 23, 2024 and be a part of history!
The rights of children are important for all of us! Saskatchewan recognizes聽National Child Day and聽World Children鈥檚 Day on November 20. This is a day to celebrate the rights of children, and join the awareness movement around the world. This year鈥檚 global theme is聽Inclusion, For Every Child This year, the Government of Saskatchewan, from a joint…
September 6, 2022 Dear Parents/Guardians: As we welcome students back to the classroom after this Labour Day weekend, we do it with heavy hearts. All of Saskatchewan is mourning the loss of the lives that were taken this past weekend during unthinkable and vicious attacks. Our thoughts and prayers go to those families, to those…
2022-2023 Budget Passed Press Release: Budget Announcement 2022-2023 Backgrounder: Budget Announcement 2022-2023
Prairie South Schools is distributing the following two documents on behalf of the Saskatchewan Health Authority. SHA reminds families to take the completed and signed consent form with them to the vaccination clinic. To find the location of a clinic near your community, please use QR code or visit: https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/your-health/conditions-diseases-services/all-z/vaccine-clinics聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽…
Please join us virtually on Tuesday, November 2 for a parent session on understanding more about mental health. See the attached poster for more information.
October 17 to 23 is Education Week in Saskatchewan, and the theme this year is Learning for the Future. This week provides an opportunity to recognize the work of our educational professionals and celebrate the learning achievements of Saskatchewan鈥檚 students. #SKEdWeek #learningtogether
聽 September 22, 2021 糖心vlog国产传媒 will recognize Thursday, September 30, as the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. During school on September 30, our students and staff will participate in various activities during the school day to recognize Truth and Reconciliation Day to honour survivors, their families, and communities. It is important…
Prairie South Schools now has a banner to show our LGBTQ2+ support and Pride! Students from the division submitted entries and our winner was Zoe Dumonceaux from 脡cole Gravelbourg School with the beautiful Love is Love heart at its center! We鈥檙e excited to show our support and pride in Moose Jaw鈥檚 next Pride celebrations. Thanks…
Prairie South Schools would like to thank our partner, South Country Equipment (SCE), for providing 28 students from Peacock Collegiate, Belle Plaine Colony, Glentworth, Craik, Eyebrow, Bengough, Avonlea, Rouleau, and Mossbank, for the opportunity to spend the day with mentors at SCE Emerald Park location.聽 On November 13th, PSSD students were provided the chance to…
On Wednesday, November 6th, Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Societies and Exhibitions (SAASE), Moose Jaw Exhibition Company, Progressive Agriculture Foundation, Community Initiatives Fund (CIF), Ministry of Agricultural, SaskPower, Farm Credit Cooperation, and Prairie South Schools hosted a Safety Day at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds. We had over 350 grade 7 and 8 students attend. The…
Prairie South Schools would like to thank our partner, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, for providing out students from Peacock Collegiate the opportunity to spend the day working with mentors in the Civil Engineering Technologies Water Resources department.聽 On October 25th, students were provided the opportunity to learn about various skills and career choices in the field of…
Prairie South Schools would like to thank our partner, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, for providing our students from Belle Plain Colony, Peacock Collegiate, Cornerstone, Coronach, and Chaplin, for the opportunity to spend the day working with mentors in the Computer Engineering Technology (CET) department.聽 On October 4th, students were provided the opportunity to learn about various skills…
On Monday, September 23rd, Peacock Collegiate hosted Prairie South鈥檚 annual Saskatchewan Universities Institute Liaison. During this event grade 10, 11, and 12 students from all over Prairie South attended sessions dedicated to enhancing their knowledge, engaging with presenters, gathering resources, and asking questions about what types of post-secondary education can await them after graduating from…
International Literacy Day is celebrated across the world on September 8. The Moose Jaw Literacy Network will celebrate International Literacy Day (ILD) on Monday, September 9, 2019. Many of the Prairie South Schools will be participating in this event on September 9th by setting aside time to group read together. Take a look at some…
On Thursday and Friday, May 30th and 31st, grade 8 students from King George, Sunningdale, Gravelbourg, Caronport, Mankota, Lafleche, and Rockglen had the opportunity to compete in Prairie South鈥檚 Cardboard Boat Races 2019. Armed with cardboard, duct tape and a few other odds and end, these students used their skills and ingenuity to transform these…
Prairie South Schools would like to thank our many partnerships and sponsors for providing 24 students from Peacock, Central, Riverview, Cornerstone Christian, Lafleche, Mankota, Avonlea, Rouleau, Mortlach, and Eyebrow with the opportunity to spend two days learning about the area of Information Technology. It was an amazing camp for mentors and students to learn and…
Watch our Think Construction 2019 video of the day on YouTube! Prairie South Schools would like to thank our many partnerships and sponsors for providing 26 students from Assiniboia Composite, Peacock Collegiate, Central Collegiate, Mossbank, Riverview Collegiate, and Rouleau for the opportunity to spend the day learning about the construction industry. It was an exciting…
Watch Think Ag 2018 video聽here! Prairie South Schools would like to thank our partner, South Country Equipment (SCE), for providing 28 students from Central Butte, Lafleche, Assiniboia, Eyebrow, Glentworth, Mossbank, Avonlea, Bengough, Rouleau, Kincaid, and Moose Jaw, for the opportunity to spend the day with mentors at SCE Emerald Park location. On November 21st, students…
View the Think CET 2018 video here Prairie South Schools would like to thank our partner, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, for providing students from Mortlach, Peacock Collegiate, Kincaid, Rouleau, Assiniboia, Lafleche, Glentworth, and Chaplin, for the opportunity to spend the day working with mentors in the Computer Engineering Technology (CET) department. On October 5th, students were provided…
On Wednesday, September 26th, Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Societies and Exhibitions (SAASE), Mortlach Community Development and Agricultural Society, Community Initiatives (CIF), Ministry of Agriculture, SaskPower, Farm Credit Cooperation and Prairie South Schools hosted our South Safety Day 2018 in Mortlach, Saskatchewan.聽 We had over 200 grade 3 to 6 students attend. The day was designed…
