SRSS Student Wins the Yes I Can Award

Yes I Can Award Congratulations to Mathew Demetruk from the Steinbach Regional Secondary School on winning the Yes I Can Award. Mathew was recognized at the recently held  Manitoba Council for Exceptional Children  banquet: Mathew demonstrates his determination and dedication to learning, serving as an inspiration to others. He works hard to achieve new skills and perseveres when the work is challenging. Mathew has a positive attitude, he is inclusive of his peers, and he has a keen sense of humour. Mathew is not only an… Read More

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School Social Work

School Social Work  Hanover School Social Workers collaborate with schools and families to support students in finding success. Supports are offered in many different ways such as group work, one-to-one therapeutic interventions, and classroom delivery. School Social Work interventions are individualized and unique to the students and families supported. Some of the support offered looks like; Social emotional growth and development Mental health interventions, resources, and assessments Creating a suicide safer community Supporting families in accessing community based resources and… Read More

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What do Reading Clinicians Do?

WHAT DO READING CLINICIANS DO? Reading Clinicians understand, select, and use valid, reliable, fair, and appropriate assessment tools to screen, diagnose, and measure student literacy achievement; inform instruction and evaluate interventions; participate in professional learning experiences; explain assessment results and advocate for appropriate literacy practices to relevant stakeholders.  (From the Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning Certification Guide.)  Reading Clinicians are able to provide a range of services to address the needs of learners from preschoolers to adults. These may… Read More

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What do School Psychologists do?

School psychologists help children and youth succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. They collaborate with students, educators, parents, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments for all students that strengthen connections between home and school…

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Winter Wellness Tips

How to take care of yourself during these days of less daylight and colder weather … it’s important to take some extra care of yourself!

As the weather gets colder we tend to spend more time indoors. Spending too much time indoors can also really impact our mental health, especially if we aren’t getting much physical activity. Try making time to get active inside or bundle up and go for a refreshing walk.

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Let’s Celebrate STEAM Education This Month

STEAM Education Benefits All Students This year STEM/STEAM Day falls on November 8. There’s no way around it: children are significantly better off with strong science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics skills. That’s why STEAM education programs are so important. It’s undebatable that these subjects push society forward, and these programs help to find fun and engaging ways to teach them to students, which is all worth commemorating. STEAM activities benefit ALL students. More students are identified with an SSP… Read More

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October is Occupational Therapy Month

Occupational Therapy (OT) October is OT month in Canada. To celebrate OT month we thought we would share a little about what OT services look like in Hanover School Division and the faces behind the OT’s. What is OT? Occupational therapy (OT) is a health service that works with individuals and communities to help people participate in meaningful activities (occupations) of their everyday life. What does an OT do in the school setting? For children and youth in schools, occupational… Read More

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Summer Break

Wishing all students, families and staff of Hanover School Division a safe and amazing summer break. See you in September!!

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Talk Tuesdays

For those struggling with their mental health, including life changes, grief, depression, anxiety, relationships, substance use, or anything else that may be on your mind. Sessions for parents can involve support, guidance and education regarding their child’s mental health. Counselling available to youth ages 12-18 and parents. Sessions are offered on a…

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