The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 10, 1976, p. 1; "Division III students at Sherwood Park school divide their day into two parts - academics in the morning and physical education and fine arts in the afternoon. Above, an afternoon Grade 8 class has an art period."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 10, 1976, p. 1; "Physical education is an important part of the Division III course at Sherwood Park school and many of these classes are held outside. Above, students take part in a relay race over an obstacle course made of tires and large pipes."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 10; "One of the community programs at Lester B. Pearson school is designed for pre-schoolers? they come to school and work with a group of Grade 8 students."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 10; "While the tiny tots are learning about school their mothers take part in a fitness program which includes sports such as volleyball."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 10; "One of the community programs at Lester B. Pearson school is designed for pre-schoolers such as the little one in the above picture."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 10; "The adults in the community have access to a variety of classes including a pottery class? some women work on their pottery pieces."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 10; "The adults in the community have access to a variety of classes including a pottery class? [Rose?] Jooristy explains the techniques of glazing."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 11; "A group of pre-school children look intense as they concentrate on their projects. They will know what it's all about when they get into kindergarten next year."

Teen aged students sit in a lecture theatre listening to an unseen speaker at a drunk driving workshop in Prince Albert.

A mangled car is used to illustrate the dangers of drunk driving, at a Prince Albert school workshop.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 10, 1977, p. 13; "Parents from the Estevan area visit the drafting classroom as part of Estevan comprehensive school's "See it like it is" program. The program was designed by the school's principal, Walter Wenaas."

Parents observe students in a business education lass, part of Estevan comprehensive school's "See it like it is" program.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 9, 1978, p. 4; "Mornings are devoted to academic work in the alternate special program at Regina's Albert school, each child working at his or her own level. Above, while one student spends time on art work, the girl behind him concentrates on spelling exercises."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 9, 1978, p. 4; "Students in the alternate program are encouraged to read about their own particular areas of interest, as this motorcycle enthusiast is doing."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 9, 1978, p. 4; "Arithmetic may be difficult for this pupil, but his teacher and teacher aide are available if he needs help. And the class is kept small, to a maximum of 14 students, to provide the individualized attention children with truancy problems need."