News & Announcements

Business Club meeting will be held on Monday, Feb. 13th (not Jan. 23rd as previously planned).

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If you are feeling stressed or anxious during these wintry days see our WCS Mental Health Capacity Building team and their website for support ideas.

One of the resources they can help you with is the Bounceback for Youth which helps Saskatchewan Youth build skills to deal with stress and anxiety that they may be feeling.

WCS MHCB Website

NewAge Oilfield Services Inc. has donated $1000 towards our school’s breakfast program for students.

They are a company that looks for opportunities to give support back to students and the community.

The WCS Eagles students and staff would like to thank NewAge Oilfield for their generous support.

Pictured: WCS Principal Ryan Fowler and NewAge representative Dickie Blackburn

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Are you a grade 11 or 12 student at WCS? Or, do you have a Grade 11 & 12 student attending WCS?

Do you want to learn new skills that will help you succeed after graduation?

Check out our new SOAR to Success class starting in February!

Our friends at CMHA Weyburn shared some fantastic information with us about dealing with grief during the holiday season. As we all know, winter in Saskatchewan can be hard, and the holiday season can be especially challenging for those of us who’ve lost someone close recently, and for those who have recently moved to Canada and left their homes and families behind.
Head to https://wchs.secpsd.ca/apps/pages/index.jsp... for more information from CMHA, as well as for links to other mental health resources.

Free mental health support for K-12 students and parents/caregivers in Saskatchewan PH: 1-800-668-6868 TXT: 686868 Web: peertopeer.kidshelpphone.ca ADULTS: TXT WELLNESS to 741741
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Talking with our teens can often be a stressful and emotional time. Establishing positive communication strategies can make this easier, and will help ensure that when our teens face mental health challenges, they feel they can come to us to talk.