Nature Labs has launched!  It is a free digital resource includes stories, lessons, texts that are cross-curricular! View the Nature Labs introduction here. Includes stories and lesson plans like this […]

Date and Time: Tuesday, November 19th, 2024, 9am to 3pm

Location: Earner Auditorium, 2317 Arlington Avenue, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, Saskatoon.

Free Professional Learning: Subs covered, coffee and lunch provided, limited travel reimbursement available.

Visit ecoschools.ca/sk to register, or email erayner@ecoschools.ca
for more information.

Saskatchewan Educators are invited to register for Quantum for Educators hosted online by the IQC! Date: November 18-21, 2024 Location: Online! Hosted by: Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo, […]

Please register for SSTS' professional development conference SPARK 2024 by October 11th, 2024. Register here!

Do you have four passionate Chemistry students interested in competing nationally (and internationally)? The Canada Chemistry Olympiad (CCO - https://cco-occ.ca/) invites your students to participate! This might be a great way […]

Register for SPARK 2024 early (by Aug 30th) to save! Register here! Registration Fees: Member (early bird) - $215 Non-Member (early bird) - $225

Submit your Workshop (Presenter) Proposal here before May 31st!

Saskatchewan Mining Association (SMA) is inviting SK Teachers to participate in their GeoVenture PD opportunity from August 10th-16th, 2024! $50 Registration Fee (for successful applicants) and email your application letter to education@saskmining.ca by May 31st!

Please submit your Grant Applications to get funding for a science project/initiative for your classroom by May 30th! More details on our Grant page!

Join us for the SSTS AGM on May 16th to get a sense of what we are all about! Contact us for details!

Leverage climate education into student engagement during this limited-time job-embedded opportunity.

During Wheels for Change: Transportation’s Role in Climate, a Let’s Talk Science facilitator will guide you and your class in a lesson focusing on brainstorming and reflection strategies that help students make sense of transportation’s impact on the environment.

At the same time, educators will learn easy-to-implement strategies, insights, and inspiration for implementing collaboration within the classroom.

Save Your Spot - it's free

This session will be 45 minutes long. If you can't attend live, a recording is available in the supporting course within 72 hours. You must register to access the course. This experience is linked to the Travel4Climate action project.