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Save the date - Drop Your Backpack Early

Save the date - Drop Your Backpack Early
tentatively scheduled for
Thursday, August 28
4pm - 5pm
Please be aware that the classrooms will be works in progress. Specific information regarding classroom expectations and procedures will be communicated by your child's classroom teacher the first week of school.
Thank you - and enjoy your summer!
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SNS Every Child Matters Orange Shirts

We are very excited to have partnered with former student, Sadie B, and the Orange Shirt Society to sell SNS Every Child Matters orange shirts with the artwork from Sadie.

The shirts are $20 each and will have the artwork silkscreened on. They are for sale now until September 7th and will be delivered in time for The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in September 2025.

Please follow the link to purchase a shirt. https://stewartnicksschool.itemorder.com/shop/home/

EVERY CHILD MATTERS is a trademark owned by the Orange Shirt Society and is being used under license.
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Kindergarten Registration is Now Open

Stewart Nicks School is now accepting registrations for the 2025-2026 school year. Any child who will be 5 years old before December 31, 2025 is eligible for kindergarten. Please remember to include proof of age and citizenship (Birth Certificate, Passport, Permanent Resident Card or Confirmation of Permanent Residence, Status Card or other documentation from Citizenship and Immigration Canada) with the registration form.
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Counselling for Children, Youth and their Caregivers Available

Family Service Saskatchewan, a network of family service organizations across the province, offers free counselling to support the mental health and well-being of children, youth and their caregivers. Their services are available in person in communities throughout the province as well as by phone and video. Counselling can help families navigate challenges such as behavioural concerns, family conflict, trauma, grief, anxiety and depression. While their counsellors do not provide formal diagnoses or assessments, they work with children and families facing a wide range of experiences. They provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space where children, youth and caregivers can express themselves, explore their emotions and work towards positive change.
Visit www.counsellingconnectsask.ca to book a session.
Contact: Family Service Saskatchewan: 306-757-6675
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How to View Report Cards in Edsby

The report cards will be available for viewing in Edsby. A paper copy will not be sent home. Feel free to reach out if you have any issues viewing the report card and we will do our best to help you.
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