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A collage of photos of students eagerly engaging in learning about Indigenous culture with Indigenous Student Advisor.

Celebration of Learning

Students at Englehart Public School celebrated the end of the 2021-2022 school year with a Celebration of Learning!

A graphic that states, Celebrate Pride Month. There is a rainbow on the right side comprised of the colours that encompass the Pride flag. In the bottom left corner within a circle, it states Pride Resources.

Pride Month: Week 4

DSB1 is committed to actively supporting our students, staff, and families in creating safe spaces to learn, grow, and explore.

A graphic that states, French as a Second Language Program Learning Survey, complete by July 29, 2022.

French as a Second Language Survey

DSB1 is proud of its French as a Second Language Programs!

A graphic that states, National Indigenous History Month. Below the title it states, honouring the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. On the right side in a circle it states, June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, #NIPD2022.

National Indigenous History Month: Week 4

June 21 is commemorated as National Indigenous Peoples Day.

A graphic that states, Health Simulation at Timiskaming District Secondary School. Below the title is a large group of smiling students, educators, and healthcare professionals at the healthcare simulation. In a separate circle on the left is the Timiskaming District Secondary School Healthcare class jackets that with a badge sewn onto the sleeve that states, the First Response TDSS.

Healthcare Simulation

Students from the Healthcare class at Timiskaming District Secondary School and students attending École Secondaire Cochrane High School involved in the Emergency Patient Care - Dual Credit program, participated in a day of hands-on learning.

A graphic that states, Celebrate Pride Month. There is a rainbow in the upper left side comprised of the colours that encompass the Pride flag. Below the title it states, Student Presentation. 2SLGBTQIA+. What does it stand for? How can we support it? Presented by Caydon, Grade 19 Student. In the bottom left corner within a circle, it states Pride Presentation.

Pride Month: Week 3

At DSB1, we recognize that championing inclusivity begins with fostering supportive spaces for dialogue and student voice.

A graphic that states, National Indigenous History Month. Below the title it states, honouring the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. On the right side in a circle it states, this week Land-based Learning.

National Indigenous History Month: Week 3

Across DSB1, learning about Indigenous culture takes place inside and outside of the classroom.

Meaning of Home Contest!

Students at Englehart Public School raised over $10,000 for the local habitat for humanity by entering into a writing contest!

A graphic that states, Celebrate Pride Month. There is a rainbow on the right side comprised of the colours that encompass the Pride flag. In the bottom left corner within a circle, it states Pride Terminology.

Pride Month: Week 2

June is celebrated as Pride Month in Canada!

A graphic that states National Indigenous History Month. Below the title it states, honouring the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. On the right side in a circle it states, this week Jingle Dress Dance.

National Indigenous History Month: Week 2

Indigenous culture is rooted in rich history and well-established traditions.

Students spread out over a grassy area next to a flowing river either knelt down or standing looking at the ground or out towards the river. To the left of this photo is text that states, Land-based Experiential Learning Project, with a small graphic of a raindrop, a tree, a flame, and a gust of wind.

Land-based Experiential Learning Project

Students in Grade 9 geography from Timiskaming District Secondary School and Timmins High and Vocational School participated in a Land-based Experiential Learning Project.

Webinar: Meet Jamie McMillan

DSB1 is eager to host Jamie McMillan, professional motivational speaker, and tradesperson for an informational webinar, presented to students and to families on June 7, 2022.

A graphic that reads Celebrate Pride Month. There is a rainbow on the right side comprised of the colours that encompass the Pride flag. In the bottom left corner within a circle, it states Pride at School.

Pride Month: Week 1

June is designated as Pride Month in Canada.

A graphic that states, National Indigenous History Month. Below the title it states, honouring the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. On the right side in a circle it states, this week Drumming.

National Indigenous History Month: Week 1

Tomorrow marks the start of National Indigenous History Month.

A collage of photos featuring students in auditorium seating listening and speaking, Ontario electoral candidates Georgie Pirie and Gilles Bisson on stage, and a group photos on stage of students and electoral candidates.

Candidate Debate

Students at Timmins High and Vocational School welcomed Ontario electoral candidates George Pirie and Gilles Bisson to their auditorium for a student led candidate debate.

A bright, summery graphic featuring students and positive chalk drawings and messaging drawn onto the sidewalk.

Positivity Challenge

Within DSB1, we are spreading POSITIVITY across our schools and communities to enhance our culture of caring.

A graphic that states, Quilts for Survivors Presentation at Schumacher Public School with a photo of a quilt made by Quilts for Survivors organization.

Quilts for Survivors Presentation

Schumacher Public School was honoured by the attendance and presentation of Quilts for Survivors, a Timmins-based, not-for-profit organization.

A cheerful graphic that states, Congratulations to Jamie and Bailey! Our Five Ways to Walk & Talk Family Challenge Winners! Bailey’s Well-Being Tip: It’s important to be active and spend time with your family! They had a very good time, focusing on positive talk, telling jokes, and talking to lots of friends they met along the walk.

Five Ways to Walk & Talk Family Challenge Winners!

Thank you Jamie and Bailey for sharing with us your well-being tips from your Five Ways to Walk & Talk Family Challenge!

A graphic that states, Cranes of Hope Campaign with a photo of four smiling students on the left holding origami cranes. On the right is a closer image of the origami crane and a description of Central School’s Cranes of Hope Campaign.

Cranes of Hope Campaign

Throughout the past two years at Central Public School, Mme Natalie’s class facilitated a Cranes of Hope Campaign, to promote hope, strength, and unity throughout their community.

A cheerful graphic that states, Five Ways to Well-Being Challenge Give Winner!

Five Ways to Well-being Challenge: Give Winner!

Thank you Clara for sharing with us how you Give as part of the Five Ways to Well-Being Challenge!

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