OCTOBER 26, 2021 -- Public Schools of Saskatchewan will be recognizing public school student groups or classes that support citizenship or character building within their schools or community by providing annual Student Citizenship Awards. Student groups or classes at elementary and high school will be recognized for their contributions. There will be three $1,000 awards for Grades 1 to 8 and three $1,000 awards for Grades 9 to 12.

Read details and find the application form here: https://www.saskpublicschools.ca/docs/Public-Section-Student-Citizenship-Awards-Information-and-Application-Form.pdf

Our auto program's shop is open to servicing vehicles from the public again.

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Campus Regina Public Automotive Shop

In the CRP Automotive Program, student mechanics are supervised by a journeyman mechanic to complete basic service tasks, including:

Oil Changes                             $10 + supplies

A message from Mr. Greg Enion 

September 20, 2021

Dear School Families,

On September 17, 2021, the Government of Saskatchewan implemented a Public Health Order that includes specific directives for schools that support Regina Public Schools safety protocols, including the requirement of mask use in all our schools and facilities.

The following new Government of Saskatchewan requirements help clarify and explain how your school administration will respond and communicate with parents when there is a case of COVID-19 in the school.

Campus Regina Public will be hosting RDIEC Summer Skills Camps

Summer Skills Camp

Each summer the RDIEC partners work with several community and provincial organizations to offer Summer Skills Camps focused on hands-on learning for middle level students, grade 7 – 9 .

This years camps will be hosted the week of August 16 - 21, 2021

We are again pleased to partner with Skills Canada Saskatchewan, Campus Regina Public, Dr. Martin Leboldus High School and Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School to offer camps focusing on Culinary Arts; Small Engines; Robotics; Computer Gaming; Electrical / Electronics; Photography and Welding.  

January 20, 2021 -- Ever wondered what happens when there is a case of COVID-19 at a school? A lot of work goes on behind the scenes. After the notification from Public Health, it usually begins with school division and school-based administration identifying potential close contacts in the school. This work is done in consultation with and confirmed by Public Health.

What is contact tracing? We are trying to find out where the staff member or student was on the day that they were contagious. Were they in one classroom or several? Did they go throughout the school or stay in one office? How close did they sit or stand to others and for how long?

Regular programming at CRP has been put on hold due to the COVID 19 Pandemic.  The decision was made in consultation with the Ministry of Education to ensure that as a school division we are doing everything possible to limit the size of student cohort groups and the interaction of students from different areas of the city.  School division officials will review this decision later in the school year and make decisions around the identification of an appropriate time for CRP programming to resume.