Anyone that has old ball gloves that are still in decent condition and would be willing to donate to the school for use in PE classes, it would be greatly appreciated. We are looking for both left and right handed gloves. They can be dropped off at the Naicam School Office. Thank you. 

Anyone that has old ball gloves that are still in decent condition and would be willing to donate to the school for use in PE classes, it would be greatly appreciated. We are looking for both left and right handed gloves. They can be dropped off at the Naicam School Office. Thank you. 

There is an issue with pdf documents opening on our NESD websites when on an Apple device. 

Documents that are affected on many of our sites are: calendars and school supply lists.

Our contact at WEBSBY has suggested this to our users - Can't Open PDF on iPhone or iPad

If you are having issues getting a document to download - contact the North East School Division Office. 

North East School Division - Melfort Division Office

PH: 306-752-5741 (ext.1)

divisionoffice@nesd.ca

From September 1 through to September 30^, 2023, the City of Melfort and Reconciliation Melfort are presenting an exhibit featuring paintings by renowned James Smith Cree Nation artist Jerry Whitehead at the Sherven-Smith Art Gallery, at the Kerry Vickar Centre in Melfort.

The exhibit opening coincided with the anniversary of the tragic killings at the James Smith Cree Nation and will remain open leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30^th.

Thank you to our NESD families who have completed the 'Family Data Verification' for the 2023-24 school year! Through this secure process, over 3000 student registration records have been updated.

Please check your email to complete this verification for your students or contact your child's school to ensure this important 'back to school' step is complete. 

On Friday,September 29, 2023 the staff and students of NESD will honor Orange Shirt Day. 

Orange Shirt Day is an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day intended to raise awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of residential schools, and to promote the concept of “Every Child Matters”.  The orange shirt is a symbol of the stripping away of culture, freedom and self-esteem experienced by Indigenous children over generations.

If you happen to see one of our I.T. team today, please show your appreciation for their hard work and dedication.  Take a moment to thank them for their patience, expertise, and the countless hours they spend keeping our digITal lives up and running.