The Advanced Construction Technology Program at Campus Regina Public has teamed up with SEARCH: Student Energy in Action for Regina Community Health for a fundraiser.

They have spent the semester building Backyard Studio's and the tickets are now available.

The tickets are 1 for $10 or 3 for $20.

The Backyard Studio's have a retail value of $20,000, and it includes a $1200 gas BBQ.

The Annual Regina Spring Home Show is coming March 22 - 25, 2018, and our Advanced Construction class has built backyard studios to be raffled off.

Campus Regina Public will also have a booth set up at the Home Show to explain, discuss, and answer any questions that prospective parents, businesses, and community members may have about our programming.

If you have a child who is interested in pursuing a trade, stop by our booth and chat with our teachers.

Advanced Construction and Technology class are working on their introductory projects and offering the sale of the Bathtub Caddie. 

These handcrafted Bathtub Caddies come with a spot for candles, a wine glass, tablet, and phone. 

The Bathtub Caddie can be yours today for $30, and can be picked up at Campus Regina Public's main office. 

The class would like to also donate $10 from every Caddie to the Regina Humane Society.

The Campus Regina Public welding  shop will be kicking off semester two with an introduction to sheet metal project in which they will be learning the basics of the tools while producing these special steel roses. 

The class will be selling these roses to the public for $15. The welding shop would like to give back to the community by donating $5 of every rose sold to the Regina Humane Society. 

There will only be 100 roses made this semester. You can order your rose by emailing michael.dyck@rbe.sk.ca. The roses will be available for pickup at Campus Regina Public on February 12, 13, & 14th. 

Remember, only 100 roses will be made. You will be helping a charitable cause, helping students learn, and making that special someone's Valentine's Day!

Last year, the Regina Human Service Partnership (RHSP) signed the Regina Human Service Partnership's Community Violence Threat Risk Assessment & Support Protocol at a ceremony at Campus Regina Public. This is an essential tool for creating and maintaining safe environments for students, staff, parents/guardians and community members.

It is important for all parents to read and understand the community Violence Threat Risk Assessment & Support Protocol information. Below, please find links to review the brochure, the protocol document and a letter to all parents and guardians by Greg Enion, Director of Education.

Our video game design course was highlighted by the Leader Post today. Be sure to read and share the article.

Regina game design course teaches skills that go beyond gaming