Children's Heritage Fund Approved Projects January 28, 2020

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Children's Heritage Fund - Committee Meeting - January 28, 2020

Arts Enrichment

Brock Corydon School
$2000
Grade 4 to 6 Musical
This project will support Literacy through the Arts. Students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 are cast in the musical production and will work collaboratively by performing, building sets, developing costume and make-up skills, and taking a leadership role in the ticket sales. The musical will be presented in four performances in the Spring. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Fee For Service/Performances, Supplies not available in school, Equipment Rental and Costume supplies.

Churchill High School
$1,200
The Crucible
This project will provide students the opportunity to work collaboratively in every facet of the theatre process. Students will develop acting skills, set making, design period costumes, sound and lighting. Students will develop character outlines to create the cast, and will also have an opportunity to work alongside a professional technician on sound and lighting. The play will be performed at the Forrest Whittaker Theatre on May 5th and 7th. Funding is Fee for Service/Performances, Equipment Rental, Costume supplies.

Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute
$1,000
Craft Group
Students who wish to participate in this project will learn how to use software to design and incorporate cultural design, that will encourage improvements to the visual aspects of student assisgnments. The project will also provide opportunities for students to create an artistic community of crafters from diverse backgrounds. Art in any form can supersede language and cultural barriers. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations, Supplies not available in school.

Grant Park High School
$2,000
Performing Arts Workshop Series
This project will provide students with an opportunity to further their appreciation and of education in the Arts. Professionals in the Performing Arts industry will develop workshops in different disciplines, such as drama, musicals, dance, choral classes, that will assist students in future performances and opportunities. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Costume Designing.

Kelvin High School
$1,000
Spring Musical - Freaky Friday
Students will be encouraged to enhance their creativity and self-expression through performance opportunities. This project will foster school spirit and collegial cooperation. Students will be involved in all aspects of the performance including performing, costume and set designing, and using technical equipment. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Fee for Service/Performances, Supplies not available in school, Equipment Rental, Costume supplies.

Kelvin High School
$1,000
Shakespeare in the Snow
The objective of this project is to immerse student learning in literacy, academic and arts enrichment, and exam preparation. The activity will provide students enrolled in the IB programme with a stimulating, social and intellectual environment. Students will be transported to the retreat near Lac du Bonnet where they will stay under the supervision and tutelage of their teacher, and will study a Shakespeare play in its entirety, becoming fully immersed in literature over the entire trip. After intensive study, students will enact an abridged version of the play. Funding is Camp accommodations/rental/fees.

Winnipeg School Division
$2,000
Manitoba Chamber Orchestra Partnership
The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra's school matinees provide a rich concert experience, featuring some of the greatest soloists in the world, young and established, and link to the K-12 school curriculum. Funds will cover the ticket costs of the participating schools in WSD. Funding is Fee for Service/Performances.

Totals for Arts Enrichment: $10,200

Multicultural & Cultural

Churchill High School
$800
Drum Group
This project supports the Churchill High School student-led Indigenous Student Group. The Group raises awareness and educates students, staff and the community about ideas and issues related to Indigenous peoples in Canada. Students will learn drum-making, and throughout the year the students will participate in Indigenous drumming and singing groups, and will share their talent at various events at school and in the community. Funding is Fee for Service/Performances.

JB Mitchell School
$2,000
Troupe Jeunesse - Traditional Metis Dance Workshop
This project will provide students with an authentic Metis traditional experience that embeds the Arts and Literacy, through traditional dance and storytelling. The entire school will participate in the interactive performance and the small group workshops. Funding is Fee for Service/Performance and Supplies not available in school.

Kent Road School
$800
Pow Wow Club
The Pow Wow Club will provide opportunities for those students and family members who wish to participate in activities and cultural experiences that strenthen belonging and respect, develop new skills, collaborate and make new friends. Funding is Artist's Fees/Guest Speaker, Supplies not available in school.

Norquay School
$1,730
Indigenous Cultural Programming through Pow Wow
This project provides students with learning opportunities surrounding traditional Pow Wow and Indigenous Regalia. History, the Arts and Literacy are woven into the project. By providing strong connections, students will become engaged and higher academic achievement will be made possible. The project will also provide student leadership opportunities. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest.

Pinkham School
$2,000
Reconcilliation Through Education
This project will support the collaboration between Indigenous guests and artists throughout the school year and infuse Indigenous education with the Arts, Literacy and History. Students will share their learning on Indigenous Peoples Day in June through presentations, photographs, artwork and video. Funding is Fee for Service/Guest Speaker, Supplies not available in school.

Sargent Park School
$1,500
Indigenous Youth Leadership Program
Funding for this project will support the fifth year of the program. The group empowers students to be active members within the school community. Students have the opportunity to participate in meaningful activities that support their mental, physical, spiritual and academic needs, through traditional teachings. Leadership, entrepreneurial and volunteer skills are integrated into the program. Students will become strong leaders in their community. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations, Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Fee for Service/Performances, Supplies not available in school.

Sisler High School
$1,600
Mini-Olympics
Mini-Olympics is an annual event at Sisler High School. Students compete in various activities during the school day, exposing them to new and fun activities in an environment that promotes and celebrates our cultural diversity. Student leadership opportunities are developed and staff greatly support the event. Funding is Student Admission/Registration, Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Supplies not available in school, and Equipment Rental.

Tyndall Park School
$2,000
Sky Stories/Star Dome
This project promotes Literacy, Science and Indigenous Education. Students have the opportunity to be involved in story telling while sitting in a mobile planetarium. Sky Stories takes students of all ages on an exploration of the Manitoba night sky through the perspective of the First Nations peoples. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker.

Totals for Multicutural & Cultural: $12,430

Outdoor Education

Clifton School
$2,000
Outdoor Learning Day
This project provides students an opportunity to participate in selfguided and guided tours throughout Birds Hill Provincial Park. Students will be exposed to the benefits of learning in the outdoors with a connection to Indigenous teachings. This project incorporates curricula areas including Literacy and Numeracy, Science, Indigenous Education and Physical Education. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations, Supplies not available in School.

Collège
$2,000
Ordre De La Verendrye Avance
Students will have the opportunity to travel to Camp Stephens and embark on a canoe excursion that will have them paddle and portage over 100 kilometres to Dogtooth Lake, Ontario. This project will provide a trip through Voyageur history, and students will develop leadership skills while learning a “no trace” wilderness camping technique. Funding is Equipment Rental/Instruction, Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Earl Grey School
$1,000
Grade 5/6 Winter Camp
This project will provide students the opportunity to experience winter recreational activities in a camp setting. Students will develop team building, collaboration and leadership skills. Students will also learn new physical education skills while particpating in new activities. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Glenelm School
$727
Camp Assiniboia 2020
This project will implement the Science curriculum through exploration of a Winter Ecosystem. Students will embark on a one day trip, where they will collaborate, experience new activities, implement various skills in the Physical Education curriculum and study aspects of Indigenous culture and traditions. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute
$1,000
2020 Canoe Trip
This project will provide students with the experience of canoeing and camping, in a fun and safe new learning environment through the use of outdoor education. Student learning will encompass water safety, sustainability and the environment, Indigenous Education and leadership. Funding is Equipment Rental/Instruction, Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Gordon Bell High School
$2,000
School and Community Land-based Garden to Table
This project will support the final stages of the Greenspace and Gardening area at Gordon Bell High School. Students have gained leadership skills, developed land based learning, landscaping, employment and volunteering skills through this school-wide project. Partnerships have been formed with CEDA and Winnipeg Harvest, and the Gordon Bell surrounding community will benefit from the healthy eating/cooking workshops that will be developed. Funding is Fee for Service/Performance, Supplies not available in school.

Greenway School
$1,128
Festival Du Voyageur
This project will allow students to take part in fun educational programming outside the classroom that enhances what is taught in the classroom. The project will expose students to various learning opportunities in literature, social studies, math, physical education, the environment, and Indigenous Education. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

Isaac Newton School
$2,000
Grade 9 Outdoor Adventure
Students will have the opportunity to travel outside their community to the Canadian Shield and observe first hand the change in landscape, reinforcing what they have learned in Social Studies. Group activities, collaboration, leadership skills and reflection will be developed and enjoyed by all students. Funding is Supplies not available in school, Equipment Rental/Instruction, Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Lansdowne School
$2,000
Grade 6 Outdoor Education
This outdoor education project will provide students at Lansdowne School opportunities throughout the school year to participate in a variety of outdoor activities. Students will develop new skills, new interests, and become more physically active. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

Lord Nelson School
$2,000
Grade 5/6 Camp Manitou
Through this project, students will develop positive attitude, skills and knowledge related to outdoor education and life skills. They will benefit from team-building and improving relationships with their peers and teachers. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Lord Selkirk School
$1,000
Grade 6 Camp Stephens
This project provides a comprehensive outdoor education experience that reinforces the outdoor education curriculum, promotes and encourages teamwork and collaboration skills through environmental awarenessin nature. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Luxton School
$1,000
Lower Fort Gary 2020
An excursion to Lower Fort Gary provides students with the opportunity to immerse themselves in experiences related to our history. Students will receive handson opportunities outside their classroom, and receive history lessons through storytelling. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

Meadows West School
$2,000
Meadows West Asessippi Ski Trip
This outdoor education project will provide students with a winter outdoor education opportunity, where they will experience and develop a variety of health and fitness skills, strengthen social skills and promote team building. Funding is Equipment Rental/Instruction, Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Prairie Rose School
$924
Camp Assiniboia One Day Trip
This project will provide students the opportunity to attend a one day camp where they will participate in various outdoor and indoor activities. Students will collaborate,develop team building skills, which will strengthen their self confidence. Funding is Fee for Service/Performances, Camp Accommodations/Rentals/Fees.

Robert H Smith School
$2,000
Grade 5 & 6 Outdoor Education Experiences
This project covers a wide-range of outcomes. The intent is to apply the learning that students have had around mindfulness and healthy living, building on relationships between students, learning to collaborate and explore. Students and teachers will experience a variety of activities that build community and strengthen selfesteem, positive outlook and mental health. Funding is CampAccommodations/Rental/Fees.

Robertson
$2,000
Outdoor Education - Camp Stephens
This project will provide students an opportunity to experience outdoor education in a unique environment that many of them may not have opportunities to do so. Students will gain and develop various skills in relationship building, collaboration, and will learn new skills while participating in various outdoor activities. Funding is Supplies not available in school, Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Rockwood School
$2,000
Intermediate Camp 2020
This project will provide students with a two day experience where they will become familiar with the teaching and support staff at camp. In addition to the inherent teambuilding nature of activities, their involvement will support a connection with the natural world and assist with the formation of a cooperative learning atmosphere. This is in keeping with the school’s ESD planning priority. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Weston School
$900
Camp Manitou Outdoor Education Day
During their time at Camp Manitou, students will strengthen and build their relationships with others, and create new childhood memories which support their physical and emotional development. The various activities students will engage in, will challenge their abilities and promote a new enthusiasm to take on future opportunities. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Wolseley School
$2,000
Camp Cedarwood
This project allows students to experience an outdoor education away from their community that they may not otherwise have. Students will explore new activities, challenge their physical abilities, build new relationships and team building skills. Funding is Camp Accommodations/Rental/Fees.

Totals for Outdoor Education: $29,679

Playground/Field Improvements & Play Structures

Lord Nelson School
$20,000
Lord Nelson School's Inclusive Playground Enhancement 
This project will support the improvement to the current playground, which is outdated, noninclusive, and does not allow for mulitiple grade levels to access. This project will provide equitable play opportunities at school, before and after, during recess and at lunch. Funding is Playground/Field Improvements & Play Structures.

Totals for Playground/Field Improvement & Play Structures: $20,000

Special Student Activities/Programs

Argyle School
$2,000
Holistic Well-being: Cultivating Wellness through the Arts, Culture & Community
This project will provide students the opportunity to develop and enrich a holistic well-being through a miriad of activities. Using therapeutic hands-on-experiences, students will be involved in programming and afterschool programming that involves the arts, culture and animals. A pottery club will develop motor, social and language skills, while the Horsemanship program will develop a sense of self and collaboration. Funding is Artist's Fee/Guest Speaker, Fee for Service/Performance, Supplies not available in school.

Carpathia School
$2,000
Carpathia's Guided Inquiry on Canada's North 
This project supports Literacy and Science. Students will have the opportunity to visit the Arctic Exhibit at the Assiniboine Zoo and will participate in the educational programming that includes Arctic Ecology, Awesome Adaptations or the Polar Bear sessions, where the outcomes are connected to the Grade 4-6 Science Curriculum. The experience will be shared through social media and writing. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

Lord Selkirk School
$1,000
Mad Science
This educational science club provides students opportunities to reinforce the curriculum and STEM objectives, including fostering students' natural curiosity of scientific processes with hands-on learning. Students will be engaged during an eight week, 1.5 hour sessions. Funding is Student Admissions/Registrations.

River Heights School
$750
Ecosystem in Action
This project is linked to the science curriculum, and will provide students the hands-on visuals of real ecosystems in action. An aquarium in the school science lab will support both aquatic and terrestrial creatures, and will be transformed into a working open system using it as a composter to help demonstrate the cycles found in nature. Funding is Fee for Service/Performances, Supplies notavailable in school.

Tec Voc High School
$2,000
Ski-Snowboarding Trip
This project will provide students an opportunity to experience an outdoor sport, where they will develop physical skills as well as collaboration and develop new relationships. Funding is Equipment Rental/Instruction.

Weston School
$432
MTYP Performance of Spelling 2-5-5
This project supports the schoolwide Mindfulness strategy, and the performance visually and creatively demonstrates a positive social, emotional and behavioural goal that has been developed school-wide. Teachers engage students in the process through pre-performance activities and reflect on the messages with post-performance activities. Funding is Fee for Service/Performance.

Totals for Special Student Activities/Programs: $8,182