Campus Regina Public is unique in that they have the first student-driven shop in Regina.

The Auto Mechanics and ELA class is proud to have Capital Auto Mall as their corporate partners. The students enrolled are also responsible for completing a two week work experience term at Capital where they work in different departments including GMC Quick Lane, Ford Quick Lane, Universal Collision Center, Spa, and Parts. The students train one on one with the GMC and Ford Technicians. 

Check out the link below to read about our classroom partnership with Sasktel! 

Sasktel Partnership Link

The Faculty of Education and the University of Regina have partnered with Regina Public Schools to add another dimension to our excellent, integrated Early Childhood Education program!

Since 2014, ECS 100 has been offered as part of our ECE program. Our students have the unique opportunity to achieve a university credit while still enrolled in high school. We are so very fortunate to have the expertise of Dr. Twyla Salm who not only teaches this required course for first year education students, but who also helps to bridge gaps and quell reticence about the idea of attending university.  Dr. Salm makes it both accessible and safe for our students!

Campus Regina Public Fire Science students have the opportunity each year to visit the only firefighter training facility in the province of Saskatchewan.  Parkland Fire College is located in Melville, Saskatchewan.  Some of our students have gone on to attend and complete training at Parkland.  Students are given a full tour of both the classroom environments and the skills training sites as well (This includes the Parkland Campus, the Melville Fire Station, & the Parkland Training grounds).  Students are informed about the program so they can have a better understanding of what to expect from Firefighter training at Parkland.

DIY Electric Guitars 

Click the link below to read all about the CBC article.

Students wound their own guitar pickups, made the bodies from plywood, and wired it all themselves.  

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/students-build-electric-guitars-1.3938902

There is no better way to learn than to get your hands a little dirty, or in this case, clean. Students in the Campus Regina Public Salon were treated to a hands on workshop with our wonderful Redken representative Marlene Campbell. During our two hour class, students were introduced to a variety of Redken products for the variety of different hair types and needs. 

After an individual consultation with Marlene, the students raced to the sinks for various types of hair treatments, shampoos, and conditioners. While practicing their combing and blow drying techniques, students were able to try out various finishing products, and receive the education behind these products.