Grade 9’s will arrive at 8:30 am on Tuesday September 3^rd.  They will spend one hour with their advisory teachers to organize lockers, get a tour etc.  At 9:30, Grade 10 students will arrive and we will call all Grade 9 and 10 students to the auditorium.

Grade 9 and 10 students will go to their advisory classes for the remainder of the morning for whatever fun activities have been planned for them. 

Grade 11 and Grade 12 students arrive at 10:00.  Advisory teachers will hang out with their kids (handing out timetables etc.) until 10:45.  At 10:45, we will be calling down all grade 11 and 12 advisories to the Auditorium. . 

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.

Police Chief Evan Bray talks about school zone safety. Watch this informative video that was produced with the cooperation of the Regina Police Service to keep students safe and to promote Regina Public Schools' school zone safety program.

Following the tips in this video can help drivers keep students safe during morning, noon and afternoon commutes.

Click on the picture below, or click here to watch.

Need a quick way to find out what school or schools serve your area?  Regina Public Schools provides a school locator.  Enter your address or the name of your housing development and it will provide the name of the schools.  It will also tell you whether or not yo qualify for transportation.

Check it out!

Every Regina Public School and High School has a School Community Council (SCC).These SCCs were mandated by the Provincial Government to replace parent teacher associations; school councils;  and home and school associations.

To find out more about the school's School Community Council or to get involved please contact the school.

Please visit the following Regina Public School webpage for complete information:   Community Councils

Welcome to your new school website. This new version of the website system allows you to view it on any device. The new system is much simpler to navigate, is faster to load and should provide a much better experience overall.

If you have any suggestions for the site or have found any issues please let the school know by using the Contact form.  Just click on Contact in the main menu at the top of the site.