E-Update December 2015

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1 Our Vision: Healthy individuals and communities through increased capacity to deliver sport, culture and recreation. E-Update December 2015 Welcome to the Northern Sport, Culture & Recreation s monthly Member E-Update. This electronic bulletin is sent out to all our member communities, partners, etc. and includes information on NSCRD programs and services and upcoming sport, culture and recreation events, as well as grant information and sharing successes. Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District receive funding from the Saskatchewan Lotteries. 1

2 What s inside? Sport Aboriginal Sport Grant Program Next Deadline-October 1 st, 2015 NCCP/Skill Development Courses Happening in the North! Respect in Sport (MANDATORY to ALL COACHES) Showcasing Northern Athletes Sports Grants Sask Games Program Culture Northern Drama Project Community Initiative Fund (CIF) Summer Grant Deadline February 1 st Northern Spirits Showcase Northern Arts & Crafts Tender Recreation / Physical Activity Community Rink Affordability Grant Community Cultural Diversity Inclusion Grant Leadership Development Grant Northern Community & School Recreation Coordinator Program 2016 Winter Conference High Five Training Upcoming Area Workshops NC&SRCP s Role in Sport Steering Committee Development Community Successes Kids Can Cook at Bell s Point Yoga at Gordon Denny Community School Creighton Community School Hosts RBC Sports Day in Canada Event Beauval Hosts Fitness 2J2 Congratulations La Loche & Creighton Community School s Beauval s Valley View Community School 2

3 Sport Aboriginal Sport Grant Program- Next Deadline April 1st, 2016 The ACSD Workbook and Grant Program is a funding initiative administered by NSCRD targeted at developing community based sport programs. Funds can be used to purchase equipment, access training and competition opportunities and help form clubs. Communities, schools or clubs can apply for $ per sport for a one-year term. To apply for the next deadline you can upload the new grant application and workbook from or you can call your service area CRC for more assistance. Thank you to the 12 communities/organizations that sent in applications for the Oct 15th, 2015 deadline. Successful applications will be posted on our website. NCCP/Skill Development Courses and Partnerships Happening in the North! Volleyball Saskapalooza- Dec 4 th -5 th, Saskatoon Volleyball Level 1 Coaches Clinic- Dec 4-5 th, Senator Myles Venne School Lac la Ronge Broomball Coaches/Officials Clinic- Dec 12 th, Pine House High School Badminton Coach Clinic- January th, PAGC Gym PA Broomball (BF2) Clinic- January 15 th - Prince Albert- PAGC GYM Softball Coach Clinic- June Sandy Bay Softball Umpire Clinic-June 2016-Sandy Bay East Side Hockey Development League- starting October-January Team North 2016 Summer Games Try-Outs will be posted this fall!! MLTC/PAGC FN Winter Games 2016 Try-outs- visit and for schedules and dates. Please look at our website for the spring camps and clinics that will be Happening around the North. If your community is looking to host a clinic or wants to take part in a clinic/camp please call for more details. For all details and complete posters please go on to under Sport. If you have questions please contact Program Manager for Sport- Ryan Karakochuk at

4 Sport (continued) Respect in Sport (MANDATORY to ALL COACHES) Respect in Sport program will be used to train coaches, sport personnel and sport leaders to recognize, understand and respond to issues of bullying, harassment, abuse and neglect. This program can be accessed by coaches, officials, team leaders, board members and staff. Important** All coaches that plan to coach in the fall/winter and onwards 2015 need to take their on- line Respect in Sport training. Please visit the website: to register and complete the training. You can also call (Ryan Karakochuk) if you need further help or information. Showcasing Northern Athletes Please check out our website to view all the athletes and their story. If you have an athlete in your community please feel free to let me know there story by . Sport Grants If your community is looking for more sport grants please look under (under sport- grants) and look at the up-dated list for Please call your Area Service Area to help you work with them and if you need any questions answered. Sask Games Program The next games for the Province and Team North will be held in Estevan July Team north will look to start their process of selecting summer sports. Team north looks to determine participation in the following sports: Volleyball- boys Volleyball-girls Basketball-boys Basketball- girls Soccer-boys Soccer-girls Canoe/Kayak Golf Athletics Archery Tennis Softball/Baseball If you re looking to be a coach or want more information about the age classifications please contact Follow the link for more information 4

5 Culture Northern Drama Project The Northern Drama Project is being delivered through a partnership between the Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District (NSCRD), the Saskatchewan Drama Association (SDA), and six northern communities/schools: Twin Lake Community School in Buffalo Narrows, Churchill Community High School in La Ronge, Sally Ross School in Hall Lake, Nisto Awasisak Memorial School in Cumberland House, Senator Myles Venne School in Kitsaki and Minahik Waskahigan Community School in Pinehouse. The SDA project leader Chip McDaniel is working with the communities to prepare a drama production for the Northern Drama Festival on April 22nd and 23rd, Part of this preparation will include two one-day workshops in each community between January and February for the first workshop and February or March for the second. Each of the four school communities will perform their drama production at the Northern Drama Festival (SDA Region #12). The Northern Drama Festival will be a two day event where the six northern communities will rehearse and perform their drama productions. There will also be a workshop component to the festival and some time for socializing! At the Northern Drama Festival, one production will be selected to perform at the Provincial Drama Festival from May 5-7, 2016 in Regina. At this time a Bid to Host the Northern Drama Festival is available for any community who wishes to host this year s Festival. A complete package can be found on the NSCRD website at Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) Summer Grant - deadline is midnight February 1 Planning an activity or program for children and youth that will take place between May 1 and August 31? You may want to submit an application for a Summer Grant from the CIF's Community Grant Program - the deadline to apply is midnight February 1 st. Visit the CIF website for more information. 5

6 Culture (continued ) Northern Spirits Showcase 75 youth from the north took part in the Northern Spirits Workshop in Prince Albert on November th. Of the 75 youth, 32 have been selected to take part in the Northern Spirits Showcase that will take place on February13. Congratulations to all that participated! Angela Isbister Ava Beatty Bronwyn Burr Chalyn Lai Cody Lee Hansen Dillon Gazandlare Isiah Hanson Jazmyn Durocher Jonathon Daniels Keenan Andrew Gladue Leanne Sky Charles Lita Tsannie Micheal Laliberte Montana Mcleod Ballantyne Riley Burr Travis Beatty Ashton Campbell Brittany Roy-Alcrow Cassie Beavereye Chasity Faith Iron Diana L. Wilson Gina Roy Jansen Gunn Jeremy A. Corrigal Kaitlyn Ann Mary Disain Lashanti Iron Levi Morin Martina Michel Mikenna Stomp Pacey Louie Gazandlare Sage Ben Tristen Clarke 6

7 Culture (continued ) Northern Arts & Crafts Tender 7

8 Recreation / Physical Activity Community Rink Affordability Grant The Community Rink Affordability Grant is back for a fourth year. The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA) is again pleased to partner with the Government of Saskatchewan on the delivery of the program. This grant supports the maintenance and operation of indoor skating and curling ice surfacesthe hub of healthy, active Saskatchewan communities. Eligible applicants can receive $2,500 per indoor ice surface. Applications will be accepted until December 15, For application and eligibility information, please visit Community Cultural Diversity Inclusion Grant The SPRA Community Diversity Inclusion Grant assists SPRA Active Members in offering recreation programs or events that target the diverse populations within the member s communities. Eligible active members can apply for up to $1000 to cover the costs to develop a new recreational program or event, or to enhance an existing recreation opportunity that targets a diverse population within the member s community. Application Deadline: February 15 th, 2016 Leadership Development Grant The SPRA Leadership Development Grant encourages members to develop human resources needed to continue building community capacity that will advance recreational opportunities. Application Deadline: February 1 st,

9 Northern Community and School Recreation Program (NCSRCP) 2016 Winter Conference 9

10 Northern Community and School Recreation Program (NCSRCP) (continued) HIGH FIVE Training HIGH FIVE training certifies CSRCs to be able to measure and track the quality of their programs. These assessments are part of the reporting requirements for the NC&SRCP, but the main objective is to help CSRCs identify areas within the structure of their programs where they can make positive changes to enhance the experience and development of children and youth! Principles of Healthy Childhood Development December 10th, 2014 HIGH FIVE QUEST 2 Quality Experience Scanning Tool December 11th, 2014 Location: La Ronge Hotel and Suites Boardroom A For more information contact your service area Community Relations Coordinator or go to the Training page of our website Upcoming Area Workshops NC&SRCP s Role in Sport West Service Area: Wednesday, January 13 th in La Loche Contact for more details East Service Area: Wednesday, January 20 th (Location TBD) Contact for more details Central Service Area: Thursday, January 28 th (Location TBD) Contact for more details 10

11 Northern Community and School Recreation Program (NCSRCP) (continued) Steering Committee Development The NSCRD is available to facilitate and assist communities at whatever stage of development the Steering Committee may be. This may include, but is not limited to: facilitated workshops & meetings; planning & brainstorming sessions; working through tools & templates; sharing of samples & best practices; action plan creation; access to training opportunities; evaluation; etc. A functioning Steering Committee is a condition of funding for the NC&SRCP grant please contact NSCRD staff for further information on supports available to your committee. For additional information about the Northern Community & School Recreation Coordinator Program contact Michelle Hewison, ext. 1 or mhewison@nscrd.com. 11

12 Community Success: Kids can cook at Bells Point. CSRC Jody Ratt of Bells Point Elementry in Lac La Ronge ran a 2 month cooking Program from October to November, partnering with Flora Ratt from Jennie Bird Clinic. Twice a week Jody and Flora wold cook up a storm with kids using ingredients they can find in their own homes. They made stir fry, soup and bannock, Cake from scratch, and even got the kids to experiment with a new food items such as Quiche Jody said that the kids were apprehensive to try quiche they said it looked weird and gross, but soon realized that it was really good!! Jody and Flora were excited to find more recipes to expose kids to new foods. In addition to learning about different foods, the Kids Can Cook program focused on teaching kids basic kitchen safety and hygiene, how long to cook different food items, learning how to read recipes, use measuring cups as well as plan meals. The program was a success and enjoyed by all. Congrats Jody and Flora! 12

13 Community Success (continued) Yoga at Gordon Denny Community School Yoga classes are off to a great start this year! We are offering 2 types of classes: a beginner, and a flow yoga (higher paced). They each happen once a week for one hour and are open to adults and elders, and will run most of the year. There are 2 trained instructors who are offering their time, to lead the classes. Yoga mats and blocks are also available for participants to use from the school in order to make it more accessible to individuals. Both instructors have dimmed the lights, just to make it more relaxing for the class as well and two classes have even been held outside! So far, we have had over 50 participants between both classes, including 2 males, and only 5 of them attend both classes--so all new individuals! Many of the participants have also said they really enjoy it, and two people have even admitted to falling asleep in the class because it was so relaxing! Allyson Richards, CSRC, Gordon Denny Community School 13

14 Community Success (continued) Creighton Community School Hosts RBC Sports Day in Canada Event On November 21 st, over 2000 Canadian organizations hosted events for the nation-wide RBC Sports Day in Canada, which was broadcasted on CBC. Creighton Community School was one of the 2000 organizations, hosting a Basketball Jamboree for children & youth from Creighton & Flin Flon. Coaches Ryan Gray, Tony Ticzon & many youth volunteers put attendees through a fun day of learning basketball skills and scrimmages. This Basketball Jamboree was one of many children s sports programs organized by Recreation Coordinator, Kody Turner & Community School Coordinator, Carol Sutherland. The RBC Learn to Play Leadership Grant, worth between $10,000 and $25,000 is awarded to community groups that are developing or implementing plans to transform the way sport and physical activities are planned and delivered. The maximum amount of $25,000 was awarded to Creighton School to give them the ability to offer multiple sport programs to children in the community. Other examples of sport programs that this grant is currently funding at Creighton School include lunch time intramurals in the gym, floor hockey in Denare Beach, gym night & drop-in basketball. Beauval Hosts Fitness 2J2 During the week of November 16 20, 2015, Beauval were glad to host Joel Pederson and the Fitness 2J2, throughout the week Joel provided functional fitness, movement and strength programming for the phys-ed classes during the days, and finished off with a school fun run/walk on the 20 th. Joel also had fitness training in the evening for the community, he worked with the Ladies Group, adults and youth. Joel commented that he had a great time at Beauval and that the week was a big success. Arlene Hansen, the principal at Valleyview School was also very happy that they had the opportunity to have Joel and the 2J2 Fitness program at Beauval. 14

15 Congratulations: o Congratulations to La Loche & Creighton Community School s for their births into the SHSAA 4A Boys Provincial Volleyball Championship, hosted by La Loche. Both teams had a successful round robin, earning their way into the playoff bracket. In the quarter-finals, Creig hton was unable to defeat the eventual provincial champions, Melfort. La Loche earned 3 rd in the province, beating Melville two sets to none in the Bronze Medal Game. Congratulations to both teams on your successful seasons! o Congratulations to Beauval s Valleyview Community School for their earned appearance into the SHSAA 2A Boys Provincial Volleyball Championship, hosted in Gravelbourg. The boys earned their way into the playoff bracket, losing to the eventual champion Edam in the quarter-finals. Congratulations players & coaches on your successful season! For staff contact information click here Find us on Facebook Visit our web site at: The Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District member e-news is sent electronically each Month to all NSCRD members in NSCRD s database. Recipients are encouraged to forward the e- news to other members. The next member e-news will be Wednesday January 6 th, Please submit materials to the NSCRD La Ronge office by Tuesday January 5 th, 2015 For information about this e-news, contact Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District directly at (306) or see our staff information at Contact Us - Northern Sport, Culture & Recreation District 15

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