Current News and Announcements

Providence Univ College
2026-10-05
Preview Prov is an overnight event (October 23-24) for students in grades 10-12 who are exploring their next steps after high school. It's a chance for them to discover what makes Providence University College unique...a Christian university where faith and learning come together to prepare students for meaningful careers in Aviation, Biology, Business, Health Science, Psychology, etc. During the event, students will tour the campus, attend a class, meet professors, discover programs and career paths, eat lots of great food, enjoy a fun Friday games night, connect with new friends, and spend the night in the dorm for the full campus experience. It's free to attend! Students simply need to register at Click here!
Loran Scholarship
2026-10-05
If you are a high achieving Gr 12 student looking at applying for the Loran Scholarship this is your reminder announcement that applications close at noon ET on October 15th. See your guidance counsellor if you have questions.
Math Contests
2026-10-05
Do you enjoy mathematics as a subject and wish to challenge yourself beyond what you might see in the classroom? Tired of being a big fish in a small pond and wish to brave the stormy seas (metaphorically speaking)? Math contests might be a good fit for you.

We will be competing in multiple math contests from the Centre of Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC) this year, and always welcome new students to take on the challenge.

Join the Math Contest/PotW classroom (code haahaxc) to keep up to date on contest news. There will also be a brief meeting Wednesday, October 7 during period 4 in pine 17 for further information about the contests.
Beading Club
2026-10-05
Are you interested in learning how to bead or building on what you already know? In the Beading Club we will be doing flat-stich beading (starting with a poppy pin) as well as learning how to make beaded earrings later in the semester. We will be making Ribbon Skirts later in the semester as well. If any of this is interesting to you join the google classroom for information and/or to ask questions. Class code: 6znnjkvu
Grade 9 Boys Basketball
2026-10-05
If you are interested in playing Grade 9 boys basketball this year, please join the google classroom as communication about the season will go through there. Code: 5v7ix4fv
Providence Univ College
2026-10-05
A representative from Providence University College will have a display booth set up in the hallway by the cafeteria from 10:15-1:30 on Tuesday, October 6.
Home Soccer tournament
2026-10-05
The Boys soccer team hosted a small home tournament on Saturday @ the Steinbach Soccer Park.
In Game 1(semis), the boys overpowered the Bulldogs of Churchill High School by a score of 9-1.
Scorers: Ashton R. (3 goals), and singles from Michael M., Miguel M., Tobias M., Mykelli L., Kelvin Q. and Ryan G.

In the Final, the Sabres maintained their structured and discipline play with a 3-0 shutout of Kelvin High School, to take the fall Rur-Ban Soccer
challenge. Scorers: Michael M.(2), Victor F.(1). The shutout shared by Ben V., and Hudson J.
Well done boys.
Morris Hockey Champs
2026-10-05
The Steinbach Sabres hockey team took part in the 2026 Morris Mavericks Preseason tournament over the weekend. This year's tournament consisted of three pools of three teams. The Sabres took care of business during round-robin play on Thursday, October 1, as they defeated the Sanford Sabres by a score of 7-0 and the Mountain Mustangs by a score of 7-4. The Sabres carried their momentum into their power pool playoffs with a heavyweight clash on Friday, October 2, against the rival CJS Olympiens from the WHSHL. After a scoreless first period, Tyler Dueck broke the deadlock with a forehand-backhand shimmer in tight, making it 1-0. Oliver Campbell added to the lead a few moments later as he was the lucky recipient of a CJS turnover, making no mistake as he finished his partial breakaway move past the glove-side pad of the netminder. Kyler Verestiuk added an insurance marker into the empty net to seal the deal. Vander Fehr was sensational, stopping all 25 shots that he faced. The Sabres continued their winning ways on Saturday, October 3, as the offence erupted for another six goals en route to a 6-1 win against the Stonewall Rams. The Sabres have won five consecutive Morris Mavericks Preseason Tournaments.

Key Contributors:
Kyler Verestiuk led the tournament in scoring with 4 goals and 6 assists.
Tyler Dueck was right behind him with 4 goals and 4 assists.
Oliver Campbell's line was also buzzing as he posted 3 goals and 3 assists.
Vander Fehr was perfect on the weekend, going 2-0 while stopping 32 of 32 shots sent his way.

The WHSHL regular season is set to begin the week of October 12. Keep your stick on the ice!
Options 2026
2026-10-05
On Thursday, October 15, the SRSS will host Options, our annual Career/Post-Secondary Fair. This symposium of universities, community colleges, Bible colleges, businesses, industries, and organizations will take place in the Gold Gym during periods 3–5, providing our students with an opportunity to explore local employers and career fields that may be of interest to them. We encourage all SRSS students to browse the display booths during their lunch/spare and make connections with the representatives of the various organizations in attendance. Parents/students are invited to attend the Parent Evening from 5:30-7:30pm in the Gold Gym, where visitors can browse display booths and connect directly with representatives from various post-secondary institutions and local businesses/industries.
Rugby
2026-10-04
The rugby team continued to dominate the field on Saturday, winning all three of their games!
They started the day with two 7s matchups, taking on Vincent Massey and CJS. The team came away with convincing 30–0 and 45–0 victories, respectively. They then faced Vincent Massey in a 15s game, earning another shutout with a 27–0 win!
Tries were scored by:
Yael Munyololo-Muganza — 1
Madison Friesen — 1
Quincy Penner — 2
Mirlande Kehler — 5
Hannah Godlewski — 9
Madison Friesen also added 1 convert, while Mirlande Kehler completed 5 converts.
The rugby team will now train throughout the winter months as they prepare for their regular season in the spring.
Tutors Needed!
2026-09-29
Are you gifted in a particular subject area? Are you capable of clearly explaining the concepts of a course? Looking for a little spending money? Please inform your Guidance Counsellor if you'd like to add your name to our list of potential tutors.
Ethics Bowl is Back!
2026-09-28
Is it ok to use AI to write an apology to a friend? Should self-driving cars prioritize the safety of their occupants or of pedestrians in an unavoidable crash?

Discuss difficult questions and practice public speaking with your peers. Prepare for the provincial Ethics Bowl where we compete against other school teams. Exercise your critical thinking skills in a team environment.

New this year, early AND late start sessions. Join the Classroom and we'll decide what day of the week works best. Class code: kdeouca
Grad Meeting #1
2026-09-25
On Tuesday, October 6, during period 2 all potential grads will be required to attend a meeting in the Gold Gym to go over important information for grad. Students should report to their period 2 class and teachers will bring classes down. You must bring your Chromebook to the meeting. This presentation will be shared with parents via email.

The Parent Grad Meeting will be on Thursday, October 15, at 6:00 PM in the Black Gym. Information about the various grad events, safe grad, and important dates will be shared. There will also be a chance for questions.
Girls Soccer
2026-09-25
Practices:
Tuesday, September 29th: Steinbach Soccer Park 4:30pm-6pm
Thursday, October 1st: Steinbach Soccer Park 4:30-6pm

Games:
Monday, September 28th: Away at Lorette bus leaves at 4:00pm, game starts at 5:30pm.
Friday, October 2nd: Away at Grunthal bus leaves at 4:00pm, game starts at 5:30pm
Monday, October 5th: Home game against Lorette, be at the field by 4:45pm.
Special O Athletics Team
2026-09-23
We are looking for student leaders to join the SRSS Special Olympics Athletics Team! Our team participates in basketball, bocce ball, soccer, and track and field. All events take place during the school day, so you can be part of the team without giving up your evenings. Whether you are interested in one event or several, we would love to have you join us, build connections, have fun, and be part of an amazing team. If you are interested in joining the team for any of these events, please come see Mrs. Karleen Unger or send her an email, and join our Google Classroom using the code: ejspmcb4.