The Freedom to Learn

Where nature, creativity, and community shape the future.

At Prairie Sky School (PSS), we believe every child deserves an education that nurtures their curiosity, confidence, and connection to the world. With small class sizes, hands-on learning, and a focus on outdoor exploration, we provide a safe and inspiring environment where kids thrive.

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Prairie Sky School: Our Unique Approach to Education

Five Holistic Approaches That Shape the Way We Teach & Learn

At Prairie Sky School, we blend multiple progressive educational philosophies to create a learning experience that nurtures curiosity, confidence, and connection. Here’s how:

Waldorf Education: Learning Through Creativity & Rhythm
Whole-Child Development – Focuses on intellectual, emotional, and physical growth.
Arts-Infused Learning – Storytelling, music, movement, and hands-on projects bring lessons to life.
Rhythmic Structure – Predictable routines provide a sense of security and balance.
Land-Based Learning: Connection to Culture & Environment
Indigenous Knowledge & Teachings – Rooted in respect for the land and traditional ways of knowing.
Experiential & Seasonal Learning – Lessons adapt to natural cycles and real-world applications.
Sustainability & Stewardship – Kids develop a deep appreciation for environmental responsibility.

Reggio Emilia: Child-Led Exploration & Expression
Inquiry-Based Learning – Students’ interests shape lessons, fostering deep engagement.
Collaboration & Community – Encourages teamwork, dialogue, and social responsibility.
The Environment as a Teacher – Learning spaces are designed to inspire creativity and discovery.
Outdoor Education: The World is Our Classroom
60% of the School Day Spent Outdoors – Learning happens through movement, play, and exploration.
Real-World Problem Solving – Encourages critical thinking and adaptability in nature.
Physical & Mental Well-Being – Fresh air, hands-on activities, and nature immersion support student health.

Montessori: Hands-On, Self-Directed Learning
Independence & Responsibility – Kids take ownership of their learning journey.
Multi-Age Classrooms – Encourages mentorship and collaboration across age groups.
Sensory-Rich Materials – Specialized learning tools make abstract concepts concrete.

This unique blend makes PSS a place where children thrive, discover their strengths, and develop a lifelong love for learning.

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Student-to-teacher ratio of 1:18

More attention, more support.

35-60% of the school day spent outdoors

Because learning isn’t just for desks.

Hands-on, real-world learning

Kids don’t just memorize; they experience.

Frequent field trips

Exploring the community makes learning exciting.

Building confidence

The #1 change parents see in their children.

1:18

Student to teacher ratio

35%-60%

of time spent outside* learning outdoors and in nature

*Average per day across the year, weather dependent.

100%

of surveyed parents say their child feels seen and supported by teachers.

PSS educators take the time to understand each child as an individual, fostering personal growth, confidence, and a sense of belonging.

85%

of parents report a noticeable improvement in their child’s emotional well-being after joining PSS.

Parents highlight reduced anxiety, increased enthusiasm for learning, and stronger family connections as a result of PSS’s nurturing and community-focused environment.

Start the morning with outdoor play & movement
Explore the land through field trips, gardening, & nature walks
Engage in hands-on projects, storytelling, & arts-infused learning
Develop leadership, confidence, & problem-solving skills in real-world settings

A Day at PSS:
Where Learning Comes to Life

At PSS, your child will learn, grow, and thrive in a way that’s meaningful to them.

Why Choose Prairie Sky School?

Our Learning Philosophy:

Nature-Based & Hands-On – Learning happens outside, through exploration and movement.
Multi-Age Classrooms – Encourages collaboration, mentorship, and social-emotional growth.
Child-Led Learning – Lessons are shaped by students’ curiosity and real-world experiences.
Indigenous & Cultural Learning – Acknowledging the land and traditional teachings in our curriculum.
Small Classes, Big Impact – With a 1:18 teacher-to-student ratio, every child gets the support they need.

Yes, We Follow the Curriculum – Just Differently!

Many parents worry that alternative education means missing out on core subjects like math, science, and reading. At PSS, we teach the Saskatchewan curriculum—but in a way that makes learning come alive!

Math isn’t just worksheets

it’s measuring a garden plot or budgeting for a market project.

Science isn’t just memorization

it’s exploring ecosystems and tracking weather patterns outside.

History isn’t just textbooks

it’s learning from Indigenous elders and community leaders.

Our Kindergarten class doing their land acknowledgement

Kimberly and I first learned about Prairie Sky School through a friend, and after touring the school, we were deeply impressed by its unique curriculum and the profound impact it could have on our children.

Since enrolling in Fall 2024, we’ve seen a remarkable shift in our home—our family conversations now center around literacy, numeracy, and the deep connections our children are building through land-based learning. Prairie Sky is more than just a school; it’s an investment in their future, and we look forward to the years of growth, discovery, and cultural connection it will provide for our children.

— Cadmus Delorme

THE PSS DIFFERENCE

What Families Are Saying About PSS

“My child used to dread school—now they don’t want to leave at the end of the day! The hands-on, outdoor learning has sparked a love for learning that I’ve never seen before.”

“The biggest change we’ve seen is confidence. PSS has helped my child find their voice, build independence, and truly thrive in a way they never did in traditional school.”

“We were worried about academics at first, but seeing how PSS teaches the curriculum through real-world experiences and outdoor education completely reassured us.”

“The teachers actually know and understand my child, not just as a student, but as a whole person. They create an environment where kids feel safe, valued, and excited to learn.”

“PSS has been a life-changing experience for our family. Our child is happy, engaged, and constantly growing—not just academically, but emotionally and socially as well.”

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FAQ

General Questions

Land-based learning promotes environmental stewardship, reconciliation and climate justice, community connection, physical, mental health and spiritual well-being, improved focus, creativity and self-confidence (Special Report; Yellowhead Institute). Students in the land-based learning program at Prairie Sky School will become our next generation of leaders, polymaths, creative and out-of-the-box thinkers who will be poised to meet and solve our greatest future challenges.

Prairie Sky School is a not for profit independent school that receives some funding from the Government of Saskatchewan. We rely on corporate donations and parent tuition to run our school.

At Prairie Sky School, a diverse range of learners can thrive, particularly those who are curious, open-minded, and eager to engage with hands-on, experiential learning. Our holistic approach to education supports students who:

Embrace Outdoor and Land-Based Learning: Learners who enjoy spending time outdoors and connecting with nature will find our emphasis on land-based education particularly enriching. We provide opportunities for students to explore the natural environment while developing essential skills.
Value Community and Collaboration: PSS is a community-driven school, so students who thrive in collaborative settings and appreciate teamwork will excel in our environment. We encourage active participation in discussions, projects, and school events.
Seek Personalized Learning Experiences: Students who benefit from personalized, flexible learning pathways will thrive at PSS. Our educators focus on each child’s unique strengths, interests, and needs, fostering a supportive atmosphere for individual growth.
Are Creative and Critical Thinkers: Learners who enjoy exploring their creativity and engaging in critical thinking will thrive in our inquiry-based curriculum, which encourages exploration, problem-solving, and innovation.
Have a Strong Sense of Responsibility: PSS nurtures students who take ownership of their learning and exhibit a strong sense of responsibility towards their education, community, and environment.
Embrace Neurodiversity: PSS is committed to creating an inclusive environment where diverse learners, including those with ADHD and students on the autism spectrum, can thrive. Our tailored support strategies, sensory-friendly spaces, and understanding approach help these students feel valued and empowered to reach their full potential. We celebrate different learning styles and provide the necessary accommodations to ensure that every child can engage meaningfully in their education.

Overall, Prairie Sky School is an ideal place for learners who are passionate about personal growth, community engagement, and embracing the interconnectedness of education and the world around them.

Learning & Teaching Approach

At Prairie Sky School, we believe in a more personalized and dynamic approach to assessment that truly reflects each student’s continuous learning journey rather than a snapshot captured by traditional testing methods. Our philosophy is rooted in the understanding that traditional tests often measure rote memorization rather than deep understanding and may not accurately represent a student’s full capabilities or knowledge.

Continuous, Real-Time Assessment:
Instead of relying on standard tests, our educators use anecdotal reporting to assess students continuously throughout the school day. This method allows us to observe how students meet curricular outcomes in real-time settings, providing immediate feedback that contributes to ongoing learning. This approach not only enhances learning but also helps identify a student’s strengths and areas for improvement on the spot.

Promoting Intrinsic Learning:
Our goal at Prairie Sky School is to foster intrinsic learners—students who are motivated by the joy of learning itself rather than the pursuit of high scores or external rewards. By shifting the focus from extrinsic motivation, such as grades and gold stars, to intrinsic drivers, we encourage students to develop a lifelong passion for education. This fundamental shift helps cultivate learners who are curious, self-motivated, and enthusiastic about exploring new ideas and skills.

Holistic Understanding of Each Student:
Our use of anecdotal assessments provides a comprehensive view of each student’s academic and personal development. This method of evaluation considers all aspects of a student’s growth—intellectual, social, emotional, and physical—offering a holistic assessment that traditional tests simply cannot provide. Teachers and parents receive a fuller, more nuanced understanding of the student’s progress, which supports more tailored educational strategies and fosters a deeper connection to the learning process.

At Prairie Sky School, we are committed to redefining educational success. We invite you to join us on this transformative journey, where each child is valued for their unique contributions and capabilities, and where learning is a continuous, enriching experience that goes far beyond the classroom.

Yes, students at Prairie Sky School receive three report cards throughout the year. However, rather than traditional grades (numbers or letters), we use anecdotal assessments and holistic rubrics to provide a comprehensive and meaningful reflection of each student’s learning journey.

Our Approach to Assessment

We believe that learning is continuous and deeply personal, and traditional grading systems often fail to capture the full picture of a student’s growth. Instead of ranking or comparing students, we use detailed rubrics to assess:

Core subjects and curricular outcomes
Social-emotional development
Physical and holistic growth

Each report includes written observations and reflections, offering insights into the student’s strengths, challenges, and next steps in their learning. This allows teachers, students, and families to work together in a supportive, growth-oriented way.

Fostering Intrinsic Learning

By moving away from extrinsic rewards like grades, our approach nurtures intrinsic motivation—students learn for the sake of learning, not for a score. This removes unhealthy competition, helping students focus on their own progress rather than comparing themselves to others.

At Prairie Sky School, we value deep learning, self-reflection, and personal growth, ensuring that each student is supported on their unique learning journey.

Enrollment & Admissions

We offer both full and partial financial assistance in the form of bursaries you can apply for through our TAPS program. We want to ensure Prairie Sky School remains accessible for families of all income levels. The TAPS program is funded through fundraising and donations. Families must apply for TAPS to be considered. Income verification must be submitted before rates are approved.

TAPS is based on gross income, number of dependents, assets, other sources of income, etc. (as indicated on the application form). We trust that everyone who applies will report all sources of income honestly. We encourage families to think of the tuition they pay as a contribution to their children’s education and life experiences. PSS recognizes that all families, despite personal income, undergo monetary and lifestyle transformations in order for their children to have the best education they can.

For further questions about the TAPS program such as how to apply, if you would be qualified for financial assistance or what the process looks like please reach out to our admissions team at [email protected].

Families are welcome to apply at any time of the year, and applications are considered on a first-come, first-served basis. As we transition from a Qualified Independent School (QIS) to a Certified Independent School (CIS) in Spring 2025, we will be opening additional classrooms and accepting new students in Grades 1 through 8.

After August 2025, openings in Grades 1 through 8 will only become available when a student moves on from PSS. Families interested in these grades can join our waitlist to be considered for future openings.

For Junior and Senior Kindergarten, the waitlist can be up to two years long, so we strongly recommend applying as early as possible. Families who pay the new student registration fee while on the waitlist are guaranteed a spot in Kindergarten when a space becomes available.

How to Enroll:

Contact Us – Reach out to our admissions team at [email protected] to begin the process.
Complete a New Student Application – Fill out the application form provided by the school.
Visit the School – Come for a personal tour or attend an upcoming open house to experience Prairie Sky School firsthand.

We look forward to welcoming new families into our vibrant learning community!

Absolutely! We encourage families to visit Prairie Sky School to experience our unique learning environment firsthand. Seeing our classrooms, meeting our educators, and learning about our holistic approach can help you determine if PSS is the right fit for your child.

We offer personal tours as well as open house events throughout the year. If you’re interested in scheduling a visit or attending an upcoming open house, please reach out to us at [email protected]. We’d love to welcome you and share more about our vibrant learning community!

Yes! We always love welcoming new faces to Prairie Sky School, provided there is space available in the appropriate class. Our community is diverse and vibrant, and because we are not a traditional neighbourhood school, our students are used to welcoming new peers with open arms. Creating a strong sense of belonging is at the heart of our social and emotional learning philosophy, and we ensure that every student feels valued, supported, and included from day one.

Late acceptance fees may apply—please refer to our Current Tuition & Fee Schedule and Tuition & Fee Contract for details. If you’re considering a mid-year transfer, we encourage you to connect with our staff to discuss availability and next steps. We’d love to meet you and help make the transition as smooth as possible!

Student Life & Community

At Prairie Sky School, we believe that extracurricular activities are an essential part of a well-rounded education, providing students with opportunities to explore their interests, develop new skills, and build friendships. Activities are offered daily over lunch hours and after school, typically running in 6-8 week sessions or throughout the entire year.

All extracurricular activities are free of charge for PSS students! Our clubs are facilitated by dedicated staff members and enthusiastic family volunteers, ensuring a diverse range of options for our students. Some of the clubs and activities we offer include:

Sports Clubs: Basketball, soccer, football, cross-country running, cross-country skiing, and more.
Advocacy & Support Clubs: 2LGBTQIA+ Advocacy Club, Indigenous Cultural Club, and more.
Creative & Arts Clubs: Coding Club, Handwork Club, Dungeons and Dragons Club, Ukulele Club, Choir, Drumming Club, Drawing Club, Beading Club, and more.
Academic & Exploration Clubs: Book Club, Science Club, Woodworking Club, and more.

The offerings may change based on students’ interests and the availability of adult volunteers, ensuring that our extracurricular programming remains relevant and engaging. We encourage all students to get involved and discover their passions outside of the classroom!

Absolutely! At Prairie Sky School, we believe that the world is our classroom, and learning extends far beyond the confines of traditional classrooms. Our educational philosophy embraces the idea that education occurs in forests, parks, museums, art galleries, local businesses, and even at the University of Regina. Through local explorations and extended field trips, our students are constantly immersed in real-world learning experiences that enrich their education.

A School Without Walls

Field trips at PSS are not just occasional events—they are an integral part of our learning process. We utilize the Saskatchewan curriculum as a foundation, integrating Art, Community, and Nature into hands-on, place-based experiences. Our students learn by doing, whether that’s studying history at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, creating art at local galleries, exploring science at the university, or visiting businesses to see concepts in action. This dynamic approach supports our commitment to holistic development, merging core academic subjects with experiential learning.

Bigger Adventures Beyond the City

In addition to our daily outdoor learning and local field trips, we embark on larger adventures outside of Regina.

Elementary Excursions: Younger students enjoy day trips to locations like Wascana Trails, Buffalo Pound, and Fort Qu’Appelle, where they engage in land-based learning and nature exploration. They paddle the serene waters at Lumsden Beach and learn about wildlife conservation at the Last Mountain Lake Bird Sanctuary, connecting their lessons in science and social studies with tangible experiences.
Middle School Expeditions: Older students have unique opportunities, such as canoeing through Northern Saskatchewan’s waterways from Missinipe, backpacking in Riding Mountain National Park, and rock climbing in Alberta’s Crow’s Nest Pass. Each adventure is designed to deepen their understanding of ecological and cultural significance while directly applying their learning in meaningful ways.

Outdoor Learning in Every Season

Inspired by the Scandinavian proverb, “There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing,” we embrace outdoor learning every day, regardless of the season. Our plans are adapted based on conditions, ensuring safety while taking advantage of the unique learning opportunities that each season provides.

A Holistic and Dynamic Educational Experience

Our approach to learning fosters:

Enhanced Engagement & Retention: Learning in diverse environments deepens understanding and connection.
Physical, Social, & Emotional Growth: Outdoor learning encourages problem-solving, teamwork, and resilience.
Connection to Nature & Community: Students develop respect for the land and the people within it.

At Prairie Sky School, field trips aren’t just an add-on—they are at the heart of our educational philosophy. Each day offers an opportunity to step outside, explore, and discover something new under the vast Prairie sky! Join us at Prairie Sky School, where every destination is a new learning opportunity, preparing students for the complexities of the modern world.

Indigenous & Cultural Integration

At Prairie Sky School, we are committed to delivering an educational experience deeply rooted in land-based learning. This approach not only honours Indigenous ways of knowing but actively incorporates these practices into our curriculum, reflecting our dedication to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action in Canada.

Key Features of Our Land-Based Education at PSS:

Connection with the Land: Our programs are designed around the principle that the land is a living, learning environment. Students engage directly with the natural world, fostering a profound respect and understanding of the land, which is central to Indigenous cultures and knowledge systems.
Indigenous Ways of Knowing: By integrating Indigenous perspectives and teachings, students learn from the land not just as a subject of study, but as a source of life and a place of deep cultural significance. This approach enriches the learning experience, offering diverse viewpoints and a more holistic understanding of the world.
Experiential Learning: Land-based education is inherently experiential, with students learning through hands-on activities that encourage exploration and discovery. This method helps develop practical skills and environmental stewardship, preparing students to become responsible caretakers of our planet.
Cultural Relevance: Our curriculum is developed in consultation with Indigenous educators and communities, ensuring that it is culturally relevant and sensitive. This collaborative approach helps build bridges of understanding and respect among diverse community members.

Our commitment to land-based education is part of a broader dedication to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action. We strive to create a space where Indigenous histories, cultures, and contributions are recognized and celebrated, contributing to the healing and learning process for all Canadians.

At Prairie Sky School, cultural experiences and teachings are woven throughout the school year, providing students with a rich understanding of Indigenous cultures and histories. Some of the key components include:

Cultural Programs: We engage with local Indigenous kêhtê-ayak to develop educational programs that respect and teach Indigenous spiritual beliefs and practices, enriching our students’ cultural awareness.
Community and Parental Engagement: We work closely with Indigenous groups to develop strategies that bridge educational and employment gaps, emphasizing community-driven educational initiatives.
Experiential Learning Opportunities: Students participate in hands-on activities, field trips, and community events that connect them with Indigenous cultures, fostering respect and understanding.

By integrating Indigenous perspectives and teachings into our curriculum and engaging with the community, we aim to create a learning environment that not only educates students about the legacy of Indigenous peoples in Canada but also actively participates in community-based reconciliation processes.

We invite families and community members who value education as a pathway to healing and reconciliation to join us. Discover how your child can benefit from a school that not only teaches about reconciliation but lives it every day. At Prairie Sky School, we honour the past and embrace the future with open hearts and minds.

Logistics & Practicalities

At Prairie Sky School, we’ve reimagined the traditional school schedule to create a balanced and enriching learning environment that benefits students, families, and staff.

School Hours

Our school week runs Monday through Thursday, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, with 15 minutes of supervision before and after school. This schedule allows for an immersive, focused learning experience while maintaining a healthy balance between school and home life.

Our school calendar is designed in accordance with Saskatchewan Ministry of Education policies and procedures and is approved annually. The upcoming school year calendar is released each spring. Prairie Sky School is closed on statutory holidays, school holidays, and during the summer months, although we offer summer camp programming in July and August.

Before and After-School Care

We understand that families may require additional childcare support, so we provide comprehensive childcare services managed by our dedicated educational assistants.

Before-School Care runs Monday to Thursday from 7:30 AM to 8:15 AM.
After-School Care runs Monday to Thursday from 4:15 PM to 5:45 PM.

Friday Childcare

While Prairie Sky School does not hold classes on Fridays, we offer full-day childcare from 7:30 AM to 5:45 PM. This provides families with flexible childcare options while allowing students to engage in a fun and enriching environment on their day off.

Why a Four-Day School Week?

Prairie Sky School’s innovative four-day school week aligns with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education’s curricular hour requirements (475 hours for kindergarten, 950 hours for grades 1-12) while providing numerous benefits:

Quality Family Time – Families have an extra day for appointments, activities, and leisure without disrupting the school week.
Enhanced Extracurricular Opportunities – Students can pursue sports, arts, and other interests with a full day dedicated to extracurriculars.
Reduced Stress & Improved Focus – The additional rest day leads to a more relaxed, engaged, and productive learning experience.

Staff Professional Development & School Operations

Fridays are used for staff training, professional development, planning, and collaboration. This ensures our teachers and staff are fully prepared to meet the needs of each student without interrupting valuable learning time.

At Prairie Sky School, our schedule is designed with intention, supporting student well-being, academic growth, and a strong sense of community. Our childcare options ensure that families have the support they need while students thrive in a balanced and engaging environment.

Yes, students at Prairie Sky School bring their own litter-free lunches and snacks each day. We encourage families to pack whole, nourishing foods that support growing bodies and active minds. Instead of individually packaged items, we ask families to use reusable containers whenever possible—for example, buying yogurt in bulk and portioning it into a container instead of purchasing single-serving cups.

Whole Foods for Whole Learning

At Prairie Sky School, we recognize that food is fuel and that what we eat directly impacts our ability to focus, engage, and thrive. We encourage whole, minimally processed foods that provide long-lasting energy and nourishment. However, we also understand that every family does their best to provide for their children, and we are committed to a shame-free, positive food culture. There is no judgment around lunches, and students are never made to feel bad about what they bring.

A Balanced Approach to Eating at School

Because we have longer, active school days, students bring:

Morning snack
Lunch
Afternoon snack

We encourage students to listen to their bodies and eat when they need to, ensuring they stay energized and ready to learn.

Hydration & Food Safety

Water is the only beverage allowed at school, as it best supports hydration and overall well-being.
We are a nut-free school due to allergies, and we ask families to carefully check food labels to ensure they do not send nut-containing products.

By fostering a holistic and inclusive approach to food, we aim to create a supportive and understanding environment where every student can thrive.

Families are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from Prairie Sky School. As a non-profit independent school, we do not receive government funding for bussing. However, we strongly encourage families to explore alternative transportation options that align with our community-minded and environmentally conscious values.

Transportation Options:

Carpooling: Many Prairie Sky families coordinate carpooling with others in their area. This not only reduces transportation costs and environmental impact but also helps build connections between families.
City Transit: Older students are encouraged to use Regina’s public transit system when possible, promoting independence and real-world navigation skills.
Active Transportation: Walking or biking to school is encouraged whenever feasible, supporting physical health and well-being.

A School of Choice, Not Just Convenience

Unlike a neighbourhood school that families automatically attend based on location, Prairie Sky School is a school of choice—families choose us for our philosophy and approach to learning, not necessarily because we are the closest school. Because of this, our students come from all over Regina and beyond, including areas such as Moose Jaw, Regina Beach, Lumsden, White City, MacLean, and other rural communities.

Our central location in the heart of Regina—near one of our favourite outdoor learning spaces, Wascana Park—allows students to benefit from both urban and nature-based learning experiences.

If you’re a new family looking for transportation options, we encourage you to connect with our community—you’ll likely find another Prairie Sky family nearby!

At Prairie Sky School, we believe that learning happens in all weather and that time spent outdoors is essential for a child’s development, well-being, and connection to the land. We embrace every season, preparing our students to be outside in all kinds of weather, from the heat of summer to the depths of winter. However, we also recognize that we live in Saskatchewan, a province known for its wild and unpredictable weather. Our approach is always holistic, adaptable, and safety-focused—we continually assess conditions, adjust plans, and ensure students are well-prepared for the elements.

Our Approach to Extreme Weather:

Cold Weather Adaptations: When temperatures drop, we limit time outdoors, ensure students are dressed appropriately, and adjust activities to keep everyone safe. If temperatures reach extreme lows, we shift to indoor learning opportunities at community locations such as libraries, museums, and other cultural spaces.
Heat & Sun Protection: On hot days, we prioritize hydration, shade, and modified activities to prevent overheating. Students are encouraged to wear sun protection, and we schedule regular cool-down breaks.
Severe Weather Plans: In cases of storms, high winds, or other hazardous conditions, we follow safety protocols and have backup plans in place. If needed, we move learning indoors or reschedule outdoor experiences for safer conditions.
Dressing for Success: We actively teach students how to prepare for all weather—from layering in the winter to staying cool in the summer—so they feel comfortable and confident no matter the season.

While we are committed to immersive, nature-based learning, our top priority is always student safety. We believe in fostering resilience, adaptability, and an appreciation for the natural world, while also recognizing when it’s time to pivot, adjust, and ensure that learning continues in a safe and meaningful way.text

Contact Us

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Phone

(306) 352-1875

Email

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