In addition to their ‘breakfast for lunch’, each student received a bag with activities, recipes, pencils, and gifts from Saskatchewan farmer groups. Farm & Food Care also coordinated a series of interactive online activities such as virtual farm tours and agriculture trivia contests for students to learn more about Saskatchewan food and farming. Dr. Brass instructor Susan Muir said she was grateful for the Breakfast from the Farm opportunity at her school. “Presently, I teach a Grade 4-5 classroom with a Growing Citizens Academy in the afternoon,” she told Yorkton This Week via email, adding “I have been a Little Green Thumbs teacher for the past five years.
On June 3, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is leading a unique collaboration that will provide free meals to about 900 students and teachers in the province. The program is called ‘Breakfast . . .
How does your garden grow? That is the question students at Dr. Brass are learning the answer through as part of the ‘Growing Citizens’ program at Dr. Brass School in the city. Instructor . . .
Well-known: Tributes have been paid to Val Hind, from Upperby, who died of coronavirus Tributes have come flooding into for a woman who was well-known in Carlisle for volunteering for those with learning disabilities. Val Hind sadly lost her battle to Covid last Friday and since then tributes have come pouring in for the determined, dedicated lady. Val from Upperby, sadly passed away on Friday after a short battle with coronavirus which saw her hospitalised on Christmas Day. Simon Dalton commented: Cannot believe this so so sad my grandmother told me Val was in hospital with Covid. She was a lovely kind caring person and all she did to help others not forgetting what she did for Julie. My thoughts are with the family.