Community School in Regina Saskatchewan, Treaty 4 Land. Thomson is proud to share traditional knowledge through landbased learning.
Regina, Saskatchewan
Joined May 2016
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The @reginapolice Community Cadet Corps. is in full swing today! Cst. Kovacs is having a lesson, then will be taking them through drill, followed by a fun game!!
Than you to @ethelmilliken SCC for providing the Thomson Staff with breakfast treats for staff Appreciation week! 🧡
What a fun assembly! This afternoon our Tigers enjoyed a show from JJ Guy, Gordon Stobbe and Toby Mccgillvray. The students and staff loved it from start to finish!
Today after school we had full gym for Cree Bingo for families. Thank you to everyone who came out, our sponsors and staff that made it a success! Congratulations to the winners!!
Thank you @wshawrylak @dp_school, the 7th floor SGI employees and countless community members who donated games and treats for our Winter Carnival 🧡🤍🖤
Thank you to the generous employees from the 7th Floor of SGI who donated board games and snacks for our family holiday bags!
Learning a traditional game from Keegan McArthur. Cooperation, team work, patience and collaboration between classes. Land based learning at Thomson on this snowy day.
Smoothie making on this snowy day with Ms Ryan’s class.
Thanks to the Mosaic grant for making this nutritious opportunity possible
Thomson School retweeted
Louis Riel Day is on November 16, marking the anniversary of Riel’s execution in 1885 in Regina.
The first president of the Métis Nation, Riel led Métis people in the Red River Resistance and the Northwest Resistance. Read more here:
reginapublicschools.ca/louis…
ALT Image of Métis flag.
Today we held our 2nd Annual “So You Think You Can Jig” event. It’s was a fabulous success thanks to Ms. Kimbley! Thank you to the many families that came to cheer their children on, our great MC (Jeff Cappo) and our panel of judges! 🧡
Many Thomson dancers are practicing for our annual, So You Think You Can Jig? Competition.
Community and families are welcome to come to Thomson 1-2 on Friday November 15th to cheer on the young dancers as they show off their Metis fancy footwork.
Some cooks at Thomson worked with a nutritionist from the Al Ritchie Health Action Centre to make some scary treats
