Study Manitoba School Divisions

Years old From 13 to 18 years old
Grade From Grade 8 to Grade 12
Nearby airports Winnipeg Richardson International Airport
Location type rural
Accomodation Host Family
Nearest cities Wawanesa (32 min.) Rivers (38 min.) Virden (46 min.) Winnipeg (160 min.)

Study in Study Manitoba School Divisions

Study Manitoba School Divisions is a collection of public schools located near the city of Souris, southwest of Manitoba. The region is known for its tranquility and security. The communities in Study Manitoba are agrarian and have a small town atmosphere, but with all the services of a big city.

Many of the schools offer a comprehensive co-curricular program that provides students with the opportunity to participate individually or as part of a team in various activities including music, theater, sports, and adventure activities. All students are encouraged to participate.

Study Manitoba's host family program focuses on the family living experience. There is no better way to learn or improve your knowledge of a culture and language than to live with a family and experience their daily life first hand. Living with a family gives you the opportunity to share meals, conversations, and daily activities.

Objective
Provide guidance and allocate the necessary resources to promote youth educational programming and education, from kindergarten to 12th grade in the public schools of the Province.

Mission
Ensure that all children and youth in Manitoba have access to a variety of educational opportunities for each student to succeed through relevant, engaging and high-quality learning that prepares them for lifelong learning, within a democratic, socially just and sustainable.

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That each student complete a secondary education with a deep sense of achievement, hope and optimism.

The highest levels of educational performance: High levels of performance are achieved due to personalized and different attention for each student depending on their circumstances, abilities and requirements.

Equity and inclusion: they are essential to support the uniqueness and diversity of students, respecting their personal background and circumstances. The application of these principles is essential to the education system and must be integrated into all policies, programs, operations and practices.
Citizenship, Sustainability and Well-being: They are essential to ensure that all students are prepared to play the role of global citizens. They should be sensitive and respectful of other cultures, and be prepared to actively involve themselves in dealing with economic, socio-cultural and environmental issues. The cognitive, the emotional, the social, and the physical make students learn, grow, and develop a positive sense of themselves.
Public Engagement: Fundamental to ensuring that parents, educational partners, and communities have the opportunity to learn, be heard, share perspectives, and participate in education-related decisions.