The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 13, 1987, p. 6; "Education Week '87 saw schools across the province undertake a variety of activities to mark the annual event. In Saskatoon, the celebrations ranged from career days to school tours, including one at Caswell school. Here, one of the visitors to the school, many of whom were retired teachers, talks with one of the students about his work."

Volunteer women from the Saskatoon Western Development Museum help Mayfair students to make ice cream.

Volunteer women from the Saskatoon Western Development Museum demonstrate spinning to Mayfair students.

A student dressed as a doctor uses a stethoscope on another student playing her patient.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 1; "A young girl casts for a prize catch as she tries out a magnetic fishing pole at a display on magnets designed by Ken Kindrachuk, left foreground, a Grade 6 student at Saskatoon's River Heights school?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 7; "Voyageur Days brought the students at école Henry Kelsey school a culinary taste of the past - and more? Teacher Alma Elias holds the ice cream maker while Jackie Hill, Grade 2, turns the crank and Jill Kruger, Grade 1, looks on."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 7; "Voyageur Days brought the students at école Henry Kelsey school a culinary taste of the past - and more? Tyler Klassen, Grade 2, samples the French Canadian pea soup that was handed out during the day."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 7; "Voyageur Days brought the students at école Henry Kelsey school a culinary taste of the past - and more? Kindergarten student Lindsay Hamre tries the bannock that was made during one of the workshops."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 7; "Voyageur Days brought the students at école Henry Kelsey school a culinary taste of the past - and more? Kindergarten students Debra Coutts and Shayne Gutscher try their hand at playing spoons in a session on "home-made" musical instruments."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 7; "Voyageur Days brought the students at école Henry Kelsey school a culinary taste of the past - and more? Grade 3 and 4 students join in a French Canadian dance under the direction of Jean Duperreault, in background."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, front cover; "Dale Awasis performs a grass dance at the conclusion of his presentation on Indian culture to students at école Henry Kelsey school in Saskatoon. The session was one of many offered during the school's Voyageur Days held as part of its Education Week celebrations."

A young Native student practices welding under the supervision of a teacher.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 22, 1989, p. 7; "Delvin Kennedy, through dance and sign language, shows students at Westmount school in Saskatoon how an Indian chief would counsel children to work and get an education, to work and learn a good vocation. His portrayal of the value of education was one of the school's Education Week activities."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 22, 1989, p. 7; "Delvin Kennedy, through dance and sign language, shows students at Westmount school in Saskatoon how an Indian chief would counsel children to work and get an education, to work and learn a good vocation. His portrayal of the value of education was one of the school's Education Week activities."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 23, 1990, p. 1; "Peter Tatham, Meath Park teacher and member of the Prince Albert Rural school division's Education Week committee, talks with Phyllis Ruszkowski, from the P. A. District, about the many school-related things teachers do in addition to actual teaching."