Manitoba School Library Day recognizes the role of school libraries as active learning centres, as safe and inclusive spaces for students to explore and learn, and as spaces that provide access and a wide range of resources that enhance learning, support curriculum implementation, and create a lifelong love of learning.
To celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month and the national campaign, "Mark it Read," Dyslexia Canada is hosting a free event at Glendale Golf & Country Club on October 29th at 6 p.m. The event will bring together families, teachers, advocates, clinicians, and stakeholders to learn about universal screening. Join us to learn why universal screening is important for every child’s right ... Read More
Building Capacity for our Future (BC4F) - Head Start on Succession Planning This session will be offered at the 2025 MSBA Annual Convention in March. Succession planning helps to ensure that boards are prepared for board members to come and go from the board. Even outside of an election year, boards can do much to promote their work with members ... Read More
Take Our Kids to Work (TOKTW) invites students in Grade 9 to explore careers and employment by spending time in the workplace of a parent, caregiver or sponsor. This event supports career development education and future readiness. Each year, many schools and school divisions participate to allow young people to experience Manitoba's work community.
In Manitoba, schools, families, and communities work together to prevent bullying by promoting healthy and safe environments for children, youth, and adults. By working together, we continue to strengthen our capacity to create school communities where all students are safe, respected, valued, and belong.
November 20 is National Child Day in Canada and World Children’s Day internationally.
The Manitoba Indigenous Youth Achievement Awards celebrates outstanding Indigenous youth who have received awards for achievement in a variety of fields from Academics to Traditional Employment to Entrepreneurship. Since the awards ceremony began in 1994, over 300 youth/individuals have received a Manitoba Indigenous Youth Achievement Award for their accomplishments.
Manitoba Substance Use and Addictions Awareness Week runs from Nov. 24-30 and the theme for 2024 is Forging Connections. Every year, Manitoba Substance Use and Addictions Awareness Week provides an opportunity for Manitobans from all walks of life to engage in meaningful discussions and explore solutions for addressing the harms caused by substance use and addictions.
Submission deadline is November 29, 2024. You will be notified by December 18 if you have been selected to present. The Manitoba Collaborative Indigenous Education Blueprint partners are excited to announce the dates for the 2025 Indigenous Education Gathering. Mark your calendars: February 6 & 7, 2025 at the Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre, 1808 Wellington Avenue.