Staff Theme Day at PSS!
BAND TEES & BOOTS
We would like to thank our teachers for their dedication, time and passion to our school division. They work endless hours to support the students and we are so thankful!
Happy National Teachers Appreciation Week!
Students in our grade 9 business course have begun preparation for their “start your own business“ assignment. Pictured here, Simon and company taking part in the process involved in making homemade lollipops. Simon's creations will be available for purchase in the PSS canteen at break starting May 26.
Big shout out to Pinawa Fire and Rescue. Thank you for your quick response!
SNACK & LUNCH MENU
May 12-16
NO LUNCHES Wednesday/Thursday/Friday
YEARBOOK ORDERS!!
See the ad for all details!
PROM
MAY 8 7-10pm
Formal & Masks (provided)
$10
Mika and Annika competed for the Badminton Provincials and placed within the top 32 girls doubles players in the province.
Grade 12 Physics students having a unique experience learning Astronomy with Professor Campbell at the University of Winnipeg. They are auditing the Astronomy class and learning about the universe and what we currently know about it.
Working on his poster, advertising for the weekend Kevin takes over the canteen to raise money for the Special Olympics.
Sunrise School Division 3rd Annual Unified Sport Day
May 16 10am-2pm
PSS LUNCH & SNACK MENU
May 5-9
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HOSTING WINE & CHEESE INFO SESSION
Thursday May 15 2025 6:00pm
PINAWA SECONDARY SCHOOL MPR ROOM
Come out and see what our International Student Program is all about!!
- What is the International Student Program?
- How to become a host ?
- What all is included for the students and hosts in this program?
- Testimonials from Hosts and Students!!
- Wine & Cheese while mingling with previous hosts and coordinator to get first hand experiences on hosting.
This is just a few topics we will touch on during the information session!
SDW loves this program and would like to see it continue, so even if you are just interested in knowing more please come by and have a listen! No obligation.
Cree Métis artist, Michael Many Eagles, from Deep Creek, MB, has been creating, sharing and exhibiting his works in stone both locally and internationally since 1989. In addition to teaching and conducting soapstone carving workshops in schools, businesses, and other public institutions throughout Canada, he has also had his works displayed in the Winnipeg artist’s collective studio entitled “the hyve”. As a traditional carver, he collects Canadian soapstone himself from Northwestern Ontario and uses only hand tools. His art is held in collections around the globe, such as the Canadian Embassy in Beijing, China, as well as by numerous well-known personalities, including actor Keanu Reeves.
This year, Michael Many Eagles is offering a FREE adult workshop on Tuesday, May 6th from 6:30-8:00pm. There is a limited space available to book your spot, contact Mrs. Hayter at 204-753-2559 or fwg@sdwhiteshell.mb.ca.
GRAD 2025 FUNDRAISER
MOMS PANTRY!
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BADMINTON RESULTS! Coming out of the SAC tournament, our three teams had placed either first or second going into Zones. Way to go to Chase in girls singles, and our doubles teams Lola and Nyah, and Mika and Annika. We’re proud of how well they represented our small school and wish Annika and Mika luck at Provincials.
F.W. Gilbert Newsletter!!
The grade 12 chemistry class is performing a titration lab to neutralize reactions and determine the concentration of unknown substances. Accuracy is key!
The grade 8 Science class had to design and conduct an experiment to test the viscosity of common household fluids.
Students from PSS had an afternoon exploring Pinawa Dam.
