What's Happening at Mortlach School?
Monday, 07 May 2012 21:11
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Friday, May 11th,  Author Ann Sadler came to our school.  She writes mostly craft books.  She showed some of her work and then had the kids do their own craft.  The kids said it was "awesome!".
This was sponsored by Palliser Regional Library and The Council for the Arts.

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Palliser Regional Library Chairperson, Karen Johson gave the introduction and stayed to help with the craft time.

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 The Elementary students working on ginger craft projects during Art class with Mrs. Gusaginger 1

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Grade 6-8 students are creating their habitats
 for their Project Alpha in Social Studies.
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Super Hero Day! 

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Super Science / Math Teacher!  Super powers: can calculate towering buildings...  

 
   
   
   
   
   

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 May 2012 17:32
 
Special Guest at Mortlach School
Tuesday, 24 April 2012 20:55

 

April 24th, Sgt. Hignell and his police dog Chevy, visited Mortlach School.  Sgt. Hignell explained to our students the role of police dogs in the service.  Sgt. Hignell and Cst Hill demonstrated for the students how Chevy is trained to take down an individual.  Cst. Hill wore a  protective sleeve as Chevy tried to take him down.

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April 25th, Engineers Without Borders

came to give presentations and demonstrations to the students regarding safe water in Canada and in developing Countries.

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Dumo, Jane, & Damien.

Water for the World

Regina of Sask. Engineering Students

 

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Constable Hills visit and internet safety presentation to the grade 6-8 class

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 May 2012 18:34
 
P.A.R.T.Y.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 15:27

 

Our Grade 9 – 12 group, along with Chaplin participated
 in P.A.R.T.Y. This activity occured on Friday, April 20th
at school and in Moose Jaw. P.A.R.T.Y. stands for
Preventing Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth.
The idea behind the program is to promote injury
 prevention through reality education, enabling
youth to recognize risk and make informed choices
 about activities and behaviours.
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This program is supported by our outside agencies
which include Moose Jaw EMS, Five Hills Health Region,
 Moose Jaw Union Hospital, and our local First Responders
 

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Mock accident scene

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Questioning by RCMP at the scene of the accident.

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First responders at the scene

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EMS

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at Union Hospital, Moose Jaw

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During lunch, students were given "injuries" that they had to overcome while eating.

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Last Updated on Monday, 23 April 2012 20:22
 
Casey Jones Picture
Thursday, 12 January 2012 16:19

Provenance of  the  Harris Jones
Ducks in a Prairie Sunset Painting

By Barbara K Latham (née Wigmore) of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan (July 27th 1943-   ) and of Victoria BC

Judge Harold Pope (1899-1983) and Muriel Pope of Moose Jaw (http://sain.scaa.sk.ca/collections/index.php/harold-pope-fonds;rad) gave this painting to Dennis and I on December 1966 . It is a standard canvas size, probably about 18” x 24”.  It was painted by Harris ‘Casey’ Jones of Mortlach whose major contribution to Saskatchewan was his unique and extensive arrowhead collection.  Casey never gave the painting a name  . . . .The Judge was a friend of Casey’s  . . . 

. . June 2011, Den and I visited Buffalo Lake where we learned that Jocelyn’s new teaching job was in Mortlach; it was easy to see that the fitting place for the duck painting to be was with her. She was happy about her job and content  to be going to a small town which she described as “happening” and delighted to take the painting there ….

 

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 THANK YOU to Jocelyn Wigmore for letting us enjoy this beautiful painting which is currently displayed in the staff room.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 12 January 2012 16:39