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The Government of Saskatchewan, in recognition of International Literacy Day, has proclaimed September 8, 2023, as “Literacy Day” for the province. The day provides an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the many ways literacy enhances lives from newborns to seniors through language development, learning opportunities and employment stability. Literacy contributes to well-being and better social, health and economic outcomes for individuals and communities.

Let's make the 2023-2024 school year a great one!

Looking forward to the start of Kindergarten can be exciting and even a little worrisome for young children and their families. Click the title for information for new Kindergarten students and their families as we prepare for the next school year.

Stop by one of our many Bus Driver Recruitment Fairs in June to learn more about the benefits of becoming a bus driver and if it is the right fit for you! Click the title for more information.

CMHA Weyburn and Envision Counselling and Support Centre are partnering to provide a Support Group for Parents or Guardians of children/youth who live with mental illness or struggle with their mental health. Click the title for more information!

Click the title to view the calendar for the 2023-2024 school year.

The Sora reading challenge is back from April 1st to 30th, 2023.
Use your SECPSD log in and password to access Sora, click the title to login!

Click the title to view the latest division newsletter

You can now pre-register your child born in 2018 for Kindergarten!

33 Central School hosted an Indigenous Learning Day on September 20th. Ocean Man and Stoughton Schools travelled to Fillmore to participate in the day. Students rotated to stations including tipi raising, a powwow and regalia presentation, playing the moccasin game, designing orange shirts and buttons, and beading. Facilitators from Ocean Man, Pheasant Rump, and White Bear First Nations ran these activities. Everyone gathered in the gym to watch a Hoop Dance presentation with Terrence Littletent, a world-renowned hoop dancer and storyteller from Kawacatoose Cree Nation. They wrapped up the day with a powwow dance demonstration and a round dance. This Indigenous Learning Day wouldn't have been possible without the wonderful sponsors who contributed, the facilitators, and Ocean Man School's drum group and dancers. It was a wonderful experience for students and staff!