2024 Public Schools of Saskatchewan Announces Student Citizenship Award Winners
- Public Schools of Saskatchewan
- Jun 7, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 5
Public Schools of Saskatchewan proudly recognized six outstanding student groups at today’s fourth annual Student Citizenship Awards ceremony, honouring initiatives that strengthen communities and build character across the province. Each winning team received $1,000 to further their impactful work.
Meet the 2024 Winners
Elementary Division (Grades 1–8)
High School Division
"These projects exemplify how public schools nurture responsible, engaged citizens," said Lois Smandych, Chair of the Awards Committee. "From leadership councils to anti-bullying campaigns, students are shaping a more inclusive Saskatchewan."
A Celebration of Civic Spirit
The ceremony featured:
Remarks by Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill and Senator David Arnot (Concentus Citizenship Foundation).
Spotlight stories of student-driven initiatives tackling issues like mental health, equity, and community support.
Why These Awards Matter
Every $1,000 award fuels student-led change.
Public schools serve as hubs for citizenship education, reaching 16 public school boards province-wide.
Diverse projects reflect Saskatchewan’s values: inclusion, empathy, and action.
How to Get Involved
Nominate a student group for 2025 (Applications open Fall, 2024).
Donate to support future awards.
Follow #SKStudentLeaders on social media for updates.
