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Schools will be closed on Monday, May 20th for the Victoria Day holiday.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, May 21st.
The following training modules are currently available:
Employees are encouraged to view the following resources on ergonomics in the workplace:
These links can be found under Employee Resources
05/13/2013 - New Liskeard Public School kicked off Education Week on May 6 and 7th with its students participating in DrumFit. All classes from kindergarten to grade 8 participated in the musical/dance activity that "exercises body and brain". Students had a great time drumming away and moving to the beat of the music using exercise balls and drum sticks. Thanks to instructor Graham Ghent who directed students and even spent time with staff after school demonstrating how to implement this great activity into classes.
05/09/2013 - A Disabilities Awareness Fair was hosted on May 9th at Schumacher Public School. Local representatives from the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, the Canadian Hearing Society, the Children's Treatment Centre and Northern College were on hand to make students aware of struggles that people with disabilities face on a daily basis. Pictured here, students pose with Mark Callaghan, a specialist of independent living skills with the CNIB.
05/09/2013 - The grade 1, 2 and 3 students at Iroquois Falls Public School had the opportunity during Education Week (May 6th to 10th) to visit Ganuk the polar bear at the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat and Heritage Village. Students learned why polar bears are becoming extinct and what Polar Bears International, the world's leading polar bear conservation group is doing to save their sea ice habitat.
05/08/2013 - To mark Education Week, students at Clayton Brown Public School in Hearst participated in a math session consisting of 6 stations and activities. Participants thoroughly enjoyed themselves and learned a lot about math. A big thank-you to school staff and Ann Barker for putting together the event.
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