"Shannon Two-Feathers, Special Guest Performer during the Cultural Entertainment Night presented staff members Helen Sayies and Jim Van der Haegen, with a painting he started and completed during workshops with Charlebois school students."

Students in track outfits are shown lined up watching and waiting to perform in the Pinehouse student games.

Students in track outfits, some carrying school banners, are shown lined up watching and waiting to perform in the Pinehouse student games.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 11, 1986, p. 5; "Holy Cross high school students Andrew Miller and Colleen Hartman use newspaper clippings as resource materials for social studies."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 8, 1989, p. 1; "In June, Grade 7-8 students at Ridgedale school, 30 kilometres north of Tisdale, check a globe as they and fellow students prepare a bottle with messages to be dropped into the Pacific Ocean by the Canadian navy in July. Teacher Dwayne Drew, left, says his four-year project, with bottles alternately being dropped in the Atlantic and Pacific, has yielded a number of 'finds', usually six months to a year later, from Belfast and Newfoundland to Guam and the Philippines - and it not only gives his social studies students ' a link with the world,' it opens kids' eyes to the fact that so much is possible, when they try."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 11, 1988, front cover; "Grade 5 students from Saskatoon's Silverwood Heights school and their teacher, Laurel Gill, left, run with the help (?) of snowshoes during a recent visit to the Beaver Creek conservation area, just south of that city. The activity is one of many teaching students the adaptations of animals to life in a Prairie winter."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 11, 1988, p. 3; "On a recent visit to the Beaver Creek conservation area just south of Saskatoon, Grade 5 students from that city's Silverwood Heights school tried their hand at snowshoeing, looking for snowshoe hares in the bush, and , above, watching for various winter birds, including chickadees, magpies, red polls and woodpeckers."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 2, 1988, p. 7; "Dr. Fred Renihan, right, makes a point during the Saskatchewan Natural History Society's panel on environmental education, as Fred Heal, left, and Valerie Mitschke look on."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1989, p. 7; "More than 240 second- and third-year elementary and secondary education students from the University of Regina spent three days earlier this month living and learning at Fort San, near For Qu'Appelle, in an outdoor education exercise that its co-ordinator, U of R education professor Dr. Larry Lang, says is unique for Canadian education colleges... the secondary student teachers are shown in a trust exercise as they're led blindfolded through the woods..."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1989, p. 7; "More than 240 second- and third-year elementary and secondary education students from the University of Regina spent three days earlier this month living and learning at Fort San, near Fort Qu'Appelle, in an outdoor education exercise that its co-ordinator, U of R education professor Dr. Larry Lang, says is unique for Canadian education colleges... the secondary student teachers are shown... packing down a pile of snow with snowshoes to get it ready to be hollowed out."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1989, p. 7; "More than 240 second- and third-year elementary and secondary education students from the University of Regina spent three days earlier this month living and learning at Fort San, near For Qu'Appelle, in an outdoor education exercise that its co-ordinator, U of R education professor Dr. Larry Lang, says is unique for Canadian education colleges... the secondary student teachers are shown... burrowing a living space out of a makeshift snow hut."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1989, p. 7; "More than 240 second- and third-year elementary and secondary education students from the University of Regina spent three days earlier this month living and learning at Fort San, near For Qu'Appelle, in an outdoor education exercise that its co-ordinator, U of R education professor Dr. Larry Lang, says is unique for Canadian education colleges... the secondary student teachers are shown... cross country skiing."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1989, front cover; "Student-teachers from the University of Regina get to know their natural surroundings - touching, smelling and even tasting trees - as part of a three-day outdoor education session held earlier this month at Fort San, near Fort Qu'Appelle."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 7, 1990, p. 2; "Teacher Dean Elliot and students, from left, Rekha Daswani, Ivy Dzaka and Charmaine Francis help save two or three trees a week by pitching their used paper into the recycling bins at Mount Royal school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 26, 1990, front cover; "Grade 10 students from Saskatoon's City Park collegiate spent the day Sept. 7 'banding' trees around their school and on boulevards in the neighborhood. From left, Neville Findlay, Scott McKay, Dathen Terleski and Curtis Head apply insulation and polyethylene wrapping, to be followed by a pine tar and molasses coating, to stop canker worms from destroying the trees."