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The next YMCA Y Mind group for teens will be running virtually, giving rural teen an opportunity to more easily access this group.

Y MInd is free for teens age 13- 18 years old. This seven week group is designed to target anxiety within the mild to moderate level. So, feeling nervous, tense, stressed, worried, restless or tense. It is for teens experiencing a general sense of uneasiness and nervousness, or spiraling thoughts, self-judgement and self- criticism.

The group starts Monday January 26th from 6:30-8:00 pm.

Thanks,

Janelle Janzen BSW RSW

Mental Wellness Facilitator

YMCA Y Mind

A huge thank you to Mrs. Emery for dropping off the proceeds from the SLC's Hat Day and Christmas Cookie Sale to Pure Country 92.7 in support of the Betty White Challenge for the Regina Humane Society.
Thanks to our amazing school community, we raised $123.28, and with Sherwood Co-op generously doubling the donation, that becomes $246.56 for animals in need!
Your support truly makes a difference—thank you to everyone who participated!

Students who will be 5 years old by December 31, 2026 can register for the 2026-2027 school year.
The online registration form and school attendance area map are available on our website at https://bit.ly/3Z92f81. Don't forget to include a copy of the birth certificate or passport to verify citizenship.

Please go to www.kare4kids.ca for information, registration details as well as their values.

Please see the attached poster for the parent information sessions offered by the LHS staff. Registration packages will be sent home on Wednesday, February 4th and are due back by Wednesday, February 11th.

Thanks to our wonderful SNSCC for funding and helping to organize this upcoming event! Please RSVP to [email protected] before January 9th.

We’re excited to share that the School Leadership Committee (SLC) has chosen the Regina Humane Society as our Charity of Choice for this school year!
This means that any fundraising events we organize will go toward helping animals in need through the great work the Regina Humane Society does in our community.
That said, we also know there are lots of other important causes out there. So even though we’ll be focusing our money donations on one charity, we’ll still be supporting other organizations in different ways — like collecting items and helping raise awareness.
We’re looking forward to a fun and meaningful year, and we hope everyone will join us in making a positive impact — both for animals and for people in our wider community.
Thanks for your support!
Sincerely,
The School Leadership Committee