News & Announcements

The students of Temagami Public School combined learning and fun as they celebrated the Olympics. Through Olympics-style measurement activities, they practiced math skills while staying active and working as a team!

Students at Timmins High and Vocational School in the SHSM Welding class recently had the exciting opportunity to tour the underground operations at Lake Shore Gold’s Bell Creek site. Through this hands-on experience, students explored real-world mining processes and saw firsthand how skilled trades like welding play a vital role in safe and efficient operations.

The gym at Timmins High and Vocational School was buzzing as Grades 9–11 students explored everything Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) has to offer at the 2026 SHSM Expo. With interactive booths representing Construction, Welding, Healthcare, Culinary, Business, ICT, Arts & Culture, Manufacturing, as well as Co-op, Dual Credit, and OYAP.

From the snowy tracks of the Polar Bear Express to the warm community rinks of the North, students from Timmins High & Vocational School (THVS) recently embarked on a transformative journey to Moosonee and Moose Factory.

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A school-wide turkey lunch was held at Iroquois Falls Public School for both staff and students. Everyone came together to enjoy a delicious meal as a community.

Jo-Lene Dawson is a member of the Timmins Quilt Guild and parent council. She also has a son in a high support classroom. The guild is now working to make individualized, sensory quilts with plans to deliver the first set to my classroom on April 2nd, World Autism Day.

Your voice matters. As we prepare the budget for the 2026-2027 school year, we are pleased to gather input on how to allocate resources to support student success and well-being. Complete the short survey by February 20th, 2026 :

During Mental Health lessons, Ms. Archer’s Grade 5/6 and Mrs. Carre’s Grade 6 classes participated in a Kids Help Phone session with a mental health counsellor. Students learned about available supports and how stigma can make it harder to ask for help.

Grade 5 and 6 Students at Timmins Centennial enjoyed all of our snow by participating in the schools on snow ski program at Mount Jamieson Resort.

Flags at all DSB1 schools and locations have been lowered to honour the memory of the individuals lost in the recent tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, BC. We stand in solidarity with the community and offer our heartfelt support to everyone affected by this loss.

Please note that all DSB1 schools and offices will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026, for Family Day. We look forward to welcoming all students and staff back on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.

Each year on February 15, Canadians celebrate National Flag of Canada Day. On this date in 1965, 58 years ago the Canadian flag was raised for the first time on Parliament Hill at noon.

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Ms. Gibbons’ Grade 6–7–8 class had a fantastic afternoon ice fishing with Follow Her North! There were lots of laughs, plenty of fun, and great learning! Thank you to Ms. Godfrey for taking this idea and turning it into such a wonderful experience for everyone!

Golden Avenue Public School was filled with creativity, laughter, and connection as families came together for a Paint, Sip & Snack Night, welcoming over 80 members of our school community. Led by our Child and Youth Worker, Ms. Erica, and supported by staff, the event provided a warm and relaxed space for families to paint, enjoy snacks, and connect beyond the school day.

District School Board Ontario North East is pleased to launch the Kindergarten Registration Contest to help your young learner get #ReadyForKindergarten for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.

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Feeling stressed before a test is totally normal — a little stress can even help you focus. But too much can get in the way.

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Join us virtually for the upcoming meeting of the Board.

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Buses have been cancelled in Kirkland Lake.

To celebrate Family Literacy Day, our Schumacher families are rolling up their sleeves to bring literacy to life in the kitchen! Families, who subscribed, received at-home cooking kits and were invited to read, talk, and cook together using simple, family-friendly recipes.

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On Friday, January 30, all DSB1 staff will come together for a Professional Activity Day.

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