Families of students in grades 9–11 should have received an email with full details by March 13. The registration process for the 2026–2027 school year must be completed by 9:00am on Friday, March 27.
This email will include:
To confirm your son’s place at St. Paul’s next year, both the Online Registration Form and Payment Form must be completed by the stated deadlines.
Meeting these deadlines is especially important, as we are also in the admissions process and have a high number of applicants for next year.
The Maroon & White Society will be hosting a $2 relaxed dress code day on Monday, March 16th to raise funds for the Robb Nash Project.
There are also a few spaces remaining for students who want to attend the Robb Nash Project’s mental health presentation on March 18th, 2026 (10:30 am - 12pm) at the Centennial Concert Hall. This trip is open to any student in grades 9 through 12, with a limit of 45 students attending on a first-come, first-served basis. The cost of the field trip is $5.00 per student, which covers transportation to and from the event. Parents are asked to complete this form (https://permission.click/y45b9/ca) and submit payment online.
Robb Nash was 17 when he had a serious car accident that caused a traumatic brain injury. Music became his way to process what he went through, and he eventually built a professional rock career. However, he realized the part that mattered most was using his story and his music to reach students. He left the music industry to focus on schools and communities, touring across Canada to help young people open up about their mental health and make positive choices. The Robb Nash Project's in-person, mental health presentation is an immersive experience that combines rock music with storytelling. The program talks about real issues students face, including depression, anxiety, self-harm, and addiction. More information can be found at the Robb Nash Project (https://www.robbnash.com/), specifically the webpage for in-person presentations (https://www.robbnash.com/inperson).
Winter Sports Day is nearly here! Student Council is getting ready for the big day and we look forward to the whole school engaging in a fun-fill active day! Attendance is mandatory as this is an all-school event and students are encouraged to double check the posted attendance station lists and core group colours at school prior to Tuesday, March 17th. Any discrepancies should be reported to Ms. Rellinger via Teams ASAP. Students are reminded to dress for their activity and in their core group team colour. Anyone participation in the Winter Olympics on behalf of their core group in the afternoon must be in non-marking shoes. Students and their parents/guardians are reminded to complete a waiver form if their activity requires one (Activate, bouldering at The Hive, indoor trampoline at Fun Park, and laser tag at LaserTopia). Students will be reminded of this step over the weekend via group Teams messages. The day will begin with attendance at 8:50 for all students. From there, students will participate in their morning activities, returning for the ‘St. Paul’s Olympics’ event in the afternoon. Except for those whose activity station is at the school, all students will depart the school after 9:00 am and will be bussed to their activity. All students will return to the school at ~12:00 pm for lunch. Lunch will take place between 12:00-1:15 pm. All students will then participate in the ‘St. Paul’s Olympics’ in the MultiPlex until ~2:45-3:00 pm, after which they will be dismissed.
Please note that students are to be dropped off at the Student Parking Lot off Bower Blvd. on the morning of Winter Sports Day. Please avoid dropping off at the MultiPlex as this parking lot will be used for the busses for student activities.If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Keana Rellinger by email (krellinger@stpauls.mb.ca) or students may use Teams.Thank you!2025-2026 Student Council
Schedule IV is in effect.
PD Day for Staff. No School for students.
Math Help
Math help is offered in Room 105 every Tuesday and Thursday for all students. There is always a math teacher available. Teachers can help with students in any grade level and any math course. No appointment necessary.
Volunteers Needed:
Angus Reid Debate Tournament – Thursday, March 19/26
We are still in need of one volunteer for the 4:30-6:00 shift to help set up for the Angus Reid Debate Tournament. If your son is on the Debate Team, please consider signing up for this 90-minute opportunity. Please click HERE to sign up.
Baking is also needed for the Debate Tournament. Please send in store bought or homemade baking items on the morning of Thursday, March 19. THANK YOU!
Grade 9 Bake Sale – Thursday, April 16
Volunteers are needed to help with the upcoming Grade 9 Bake Sale. It will be held on Thursday, April 16. The volunteer shift is from 11:00-1:30. You would be helping prepare for the sale, selling the treats to the students, and cleaning up afterwards. If you are willing to help out at the Grade 9 Bake Sale, please click HERE to sign up.
Nearly New Sale – Thursday, April 23
We are looking for many parent volunteers to help set up, work the sale and then clean up afterwards. This sale is the same evening as the Parent Teacher Conferences so if you are in the school to meet with teachers, please consider signing up for one of the posted opportunities. There are three shifts: 2:30-3:30 (2 volunteers needed), 3:30-5:30 (3 volunteers needed), 5:30-7:30 (3 volunteers needed). Please click HERE to sign up.
Parent Teacher Conferences Hospitality Tables – Thursday, April 23
We are looking for two volunteers to help the event coordinator with set up and clean up of the hospitality tables during Parent Teacher Conferences. Again, this is a great chance for you to volunteer if you are at the school anyways meeting with teachers! There are two shifts posted: 3:30-4:30 (1 volunteer needed) and 7:00-8:00 (1 volunteer needed). If you would like to help out with the hospitality tables, please click HERE to sign up.
For more information about the Parents’ Guild, please visit their page HERE .
Last chance to join us at The Sweet Soirée!
It’s the final call for tickets to our 39th annual Fashion Show in support of the Magis Fund.
Monday, March 23
Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre
Your evening includes:
Bring your partner, bring a friend, or let us know your son’s grade and we’ll seat you with other parents from the same year.
Get your tickets now on the St. Paul’s website before it’s too late: Fashion Show - St Paul's High School
