INVERMAY – Invermay School has had an eventful first three months of 2026.
From different activities along with presentations it has been an exciting time!
At the beginning of December we had Lori Dennis from the Canora Legion come out and give the results on our Legion Posters and Literary Contest winners, as follows:
- Primary black and white poster, second place – Armand Scheller
- Junior black and white poster, first place – Perseus Mesias
- Junior black and white poster, second place – Juan Migel Lucas
- Junior black and white poster, third place – Sunny Ke
- Junior colour poster, second place – Candace Villete
- Junior poem, first place – Sunny Ke
- Junior poem, second place – Caleb Korchinski
- Intermediate black and white poster, second place – Keith Ferenal
- Intermediate black and white poster, third place – Princess Corpuz
- Intermediate colour poster, first place – Thea Barcelona
- Intermediate colour poster, third place – Brielle Enge
- Intermediate poem, second place – Keith Ferenal
- Intermediate poem, third place – Brielle Enge
- Intermediate essay, first place – Hanna Enge
- Intermediate essay, second place – Olivia Pylypchuk-Dyck
- Senior poem, first place – Madeline Graham
- Senior poem, second place – April Grychowski
- Senior poem, third place – Samantha Landanganon
- Senior essay, first place – Jazmari Lucas
- Senior essay, second place – Cassandra Ponte
- Senior essay, third place – Michael Mesias
Before the winter break Invermay School was lucky enough to host the RCMP & K9 Unit. At first we had K-12 sit in on a presentation and were able to watch and learn all about the K9 unit. Grades 6-12 were divided into three groups and learned about different officer duties, such as conservation officer, and a police officer. They also got to try a breathalyzer test, speed gun, try a cop uniform, and guess different animal prints.
The SRC had a fun afternoon planning a school wide movie afternoon for everyone selling Mom’s Pantry. The students sold $7,000 in Mom’s Pantry goods to have this fun afternoon. The SRC chose Home Alone for their movie!
Through December we were lucky to have Tyla Dubas, Keith Ferenal, Thea Barcelona, Madeline Graham, and Elissa Karcha work on a school-wide Truth and Reconciliation project. GSSD had a contest for which school could create the best artwork and this group came up with a turtle, and a road of Truth and Reconciliation. These artists came up with this design while working with teachers for some co-ordination.
Kindergarten to Grade 5 presented their Christmas concert on December 19, 2025. It was performed so well, and well rehearsed. Everyone had a blast watching the play!
SRC hosted a spirit day that every single student and staff had a fun time partaking in. Disney Day was held on Jan. 26, Disney themed clothes, and Disney characters were brought to life!
Throughout the school year we have had a mini volleyball tournament going on at lunch. We had a senior bracket and a junior bracket. Our senior winners were Tyla Dubas, Carson Wood, and Kashton MacLean. On the junior side, our winners were Thea Barcelona, Weston Glas, and Morgan Graham.
The SRC had a busy February! They volunteered at the Invermay Winter Festival while selling Toonie Toss, 50/50, as well as doing score clock work for hockey games, face painting, and fish pond. A couple of days later SRC hosted Valentines Day. Students were to wear their formal clothes. SRC put on a photoshoot, and had a dance in the gym.
Invermay School hosted their annual Telemiracle carnival. This year's theme was the Winter Olympics. Students went around the school and participated in many different activities. We are proud to donate $2,100 to Telemiracle 50!
Don't count on social media to deliver your local news to you. Keep your news a touch away by bookmarking Canora Courier's homepage at this link.
Bookmark SASKTODAY.ca, Saskatchewan's home page, at this link.
