1958 Environmental Report on Sunny Slope School , sent with official letter (Feb. 20, 1959) from the Regional Medical Health Officer; stapled to it is an open letter from Andrew Dickson, Secretary-Treasurer of the R.M. of Indian Head #156 offering 2 cents per gopher tail to students presenting the tails to their teacher.

A 148-page black hardcover notebook containing the meeting minutes of Sunny Slope SD 1843 from 1925 to 1963

A small (12 X 18 cm) red 60-page account book from the Royal Bank of Canada containing the expenditures and revenue of Sunny Slope SD 1843 from 1932 to1953.

A large beige 3-ring binder containing 95 pages of photographs, letters, drawings and information all about Sunny Slope SD 1843

An envelope addressed to "Mrs. Ernest Prior Indian Head, Sask." containing two letters - dated February 17 and February 21, 1964 - from A.L. Karras, Secretary-Treasurer of Indian Head School Unit #19. The letters apparently relate to school consolidation. The first letter announced an Indian Head School Unit Board meeting to be held in April to which all rural school district delegates were invited. The second letter announced the 49th Annual Convention of the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina on March 9-12, 1964, and invited rural school district delegates to attend at their own expense. A folded undated piece of paper entitled "claim for hail damage (Harry Hitchens - labour) was also in the envelope with the inscription on the reverse "(Mrs) Muriel Prior Secretary Sunny Slope S.D. #1843".

A laminated manila page (20 cm X 38 cm) with text at the top detailing highlights in the history of the school and six black-and-white snapshot photographs of students at the school (names not specified).

The pupils at Indian Head Public School in 1929

Posed group of about 50 students and teachers on the schoolhouse steps. Hand-printed caption of front: 1917 New School"

Posed group photo of 30 elementary school students sitting on the schools' front steps with a male teacher (or principal) in a suit and bowler hat standing behind them.

A blue 3-ring binder containing 34 pages (cardboard adhesive plastic-covered) articles, documents, some students assignments, drawings and photographs of students and the school. The photographs are thoroughly captioned with names of all the people in them.

Fourteen page booklet with writeups about the various one-room schools in the Fort Qu'Appelle - Lebret area

The documents include correspondence, minutes and receipts pertaining to the closure of Rose Valley school