ACCESSING STUDENT SUPPORTS

Dear Parents, Guardians and Students:

During this stressful time, we want to remind you that our Thom Student Services team is available to families during regular school hours. Students who require personal, crisis, academic, career or post-secondary counselling can reach out to a member of the Student Services team by email or phone to make arrangements for support:

Balfour Arts Collective Masterclasses

APRIL 6, 2021 -- Throughout the year, Balfour Arts Collective (BAC) will be collaborating with local artists to offer virtual ArtsCool! masterclasses. The classes feature local artists sharing their skills with BAC students and our community. These lessons are designed for all levels of artists. Take a look below and try it out. Most importantly, have fun! Be sure to tag us on Instagram and share your results!

For the video on the Balfour Arts Collective website, please CLICK HERE.

Indigenous Advocate

What is the role of an Indigenous Advocate Teacher?

The primary role of an Indigenous Advocate is to support Indigenous students academically and socially in order to smoothly transition through and out of high school. The Indigenous Advocate will also:

Balfour Arts Collective is an innovative high school program for students who are passionate about the arts

What: Balfour Arts Collective is an innovative high school program for students who are passionate about the arts. Dancers, actors, artists, musicians and performers build their skills while earning credits towards their high school graduation.

The program offers:

•             engaging, high-quality instruction from teachers with expertise in a variety of disciplines

Beware of Thin Ice Conditions

DECEMBER 8, 2020 -- Even though ice has formed on some water surfaces in Regina, residents are reminded to stay away from all bodies of water, including Wascana Lake and creek/storm channels and detention ponds in residential neighbourhoods.

Throughout the winter season, do not walk, ski, skate or play on any body of water. Parents/caregivers are asked to take a few moments to talk with children about this important safety rule.

If you see people, particularly children, close to thin ice, call Regina Police Service at (306) 777-6500. In an emergency involving people or pets, call 9-1-1.