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If your child will be 5 years old by December 31st, 2020 you may now submit a registration form for the 2020/2021 school year.  

Forms can be found HERE.

We are accepting kindergarten registrations via email.  The easiest way to return them is to scan them and email them back if you can do that.  We are not sure when the office will reopen for us to receive any mail through Canada Post so we are asking for you not to mail them.  If you do not have access to scan them back please just hang onto them and we will notify you once we are back in the office.  If you cannot scan them we will also need the following information from you please.

• Child’s full legal name
• Date of birth
• Home address
• Mothers name, address, email and contact number
• Fathers name, address, email and contact number

If you have any questions drop us an email at ruthpawson@rbe.sk.ca.

We look forward to meeting your family!

February Break - Monday February 17th (Family Day) to Friday February 21st

School Resumes Monday February 24th

This year, Pink Shirt Day, or Anti-Bullying Day, is on February 26. It is a day when people come together by wearing pink shirts to school or work to show they are against bullying. The focus for 2020 is "lift each other up."

Students can purchase a cup of Menchie's frozen yogurt for $3.00/cup.  Order details will be sent home with each student. 

“Prisoners of Hazelteen Ave”, a comedic play by Robert Mattson.

Show Date Tuesday May 26th at 7:00 PM in the Ruth Pawson gymnasium.

The Plot

Gordon and Rhoda are a brother and sister that have been held captive for 5 years in the bottom floor of a split-level home. They have come to accept that they are prisoners, but refuse to give up the independence that lives within them. Tossed into their prison is Daisy, a young woman who is confused, but is more easily swayed to the will of their captors. A quirky look at relationships in trying times, Prisoners proves that people aren’t always what they seem, and relationships are different depending on your point of view. This one-act comedy keeps the audience laughing until the final seconds when the last twist is seen and leaves the crowd reviewing every line and turn after the truth is revealed.