World Children’s Day On November 20, we honour World Children’s Day, which was created to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare.Click the title to read more.
Transgender Day of Remembrance Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is observed each year on November 20.Click the title to read more.
Take Our Kids to Work 2023 Students in District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1) participated in the nationwide Take Our Kids to Work (TOKW) 2023 career exploration event.Click the Title to read more.
Louis Riel Day November 16 is honoured as Louis Riel Day. This day recognizes a significant moment in Canadian history and commemorates the execution of Louis Riel, a Métis leader and founding father of Manitoba.Click the Title to read more.
October 2023 Strategic Plan Vignette This month, we are pleased to present our Strategic Plan vignette which features actions of reconciliation across DSB1 schools. These actions are tied to our Strategic Priority of Equity and our Strategic Action of Courage.Click the Title to view.
Rock Your Mocs Students and staff in DSB1 proudly wear their moccasins! Rock Your Mocs is a day and worldwide campaign dedicated to celebrating the pride and diversity of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit cultures.Click the Title to read more.
Professional Activity Day We’re pleased to present the Professional Activity (PA) Day schedule outlining the development and learning DSB1 staff will participate in on Friday, November 17, 2023.Click here to learn more.
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test Grade 10 students will participate between November 1 to 30, 2023.Click the title to learn more.
Remembrance Day On November 11 and throughout this past week in honour of Remembrance Day, DSB1 students, staff, and families recognize the courage and dedication of those who served and continue to serve our country. We honour the sacrifices and memory of those who gave their lives and continue to inspire all Canadians.Artwork by students attending Timmins Centennial Public School
Treaties Recognition Week Understanding our shared history is important to moving forward in a good way.Click the Title to read more.
Treaties Recognition Week Wampum belts have been used in Canada as a means of recording and commemorating treaties and agreements between Nations and the Canadian Government.Click the Title to read more.
Indigenous Veterans Day Indigenous Veterans Day is observed each year on November 8.This day recognizes the important contributions of Indigenous peoples who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces and honours those who have lost their lives protecting our nation. Click the Title to read more.
Treaties Recognition Week Treaties Recognition Week is recognized November 5-11, 2023 and honours the importance of treaties.Click the Title to read more.
Level Up! Skilled Trades Career Fair DSB1 secondary school students and staff members had the opportunity to visit the Level Up! Skilled Trades Career Fair that was held in Sudbury on October 3 and 4. Click the Title to read more.
International Inuit Day November 7 recognizes International Inuit Day.Today is an opportunity to celebrate the vibrant culture, rich history, and valuable ways we can learn from Inuit from Canada and around the world. Click the Title to read more.
Board Meeting We invite you to virtually attend the upcoming DSB1 Board Meeting, which will highlight the October 2023 Strategic Plan Vignette and a presentation on Indigenous education in DSB1.View the upcoming meeting agenda at www.dsb1.ca under Board Info.Click the Title to access DSB1's YouTube Channel to watch live.
5 Tips for Managing School Stress In DSB1, families and staff each play an important role in empowering all learners to achieve personal excellence. We invite families to explore these helpful strategies to help your young learner feel supported this school year.Click the Title to access this resource!
Truth and Reconciliation Week Students are empowered to take action toward reconciliation by learning and exploring the painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools. Click the Title to read more.
