The photo on the right is the original Norquay School.  The photo on the left is Norquay School today.  It sure has changed, hasn't it?  If you are interested in the history of Norquay School there is a short video presentation telling the story of how Norquay School changed from the photo on the right to how it looks today.  Under the "History" tab above, scroll down to the bottom and you will find a video presentation. This presentation was created by the Norquay School Computer Club students for the 125th Anniversary of Norquay School.

I have now uploaded the Fort Whyte Alive photos taken on the field trip of January 26, 2010.  Rooms 4, 16, 17 and 20 went that day.  Rooms 3, 5 and 7 will be going to Fort Whyte Alive on February 10, 2010.  After their trip to Fort Whyte I will also upload their photos.

Carmen Basarowich
Norquay School
 

A Norquay School student at Fort Whyte participating in an inuit game.

I invite you to explore our website and discover more about our excellent school.  Our school's mission statement is:

"To create a safe, respectful learning environment that promotes successful learning and meets the diverse needs of our students through the combined effort of students, staff and community".

All members of the staff, teaching, support, clerical, custodial and administrative, are committed to creating an environment that facilitates academic growth and personal development.  We are partners with our supportive parent community in this commitment.  If you would you like to learn more about our school, please feel free to call or arrange a visit.  We always like showing off our school to the world. 

Ms. N. Dyck
Acting Principal