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WELCOME TO MINNEWASTA

Welcome to our school community! We are proud to offer a safe, inclusive, and inspiring environment where every student is encouraged to learn, grow, and succeed. Our dedicated staff work together with families to support each child’s academic journey while supporting creativity, curiosity, and confidence. At our school, we believe in building strong relationships, celebrating achievements, and helping students develop the skills they need that will serve as the groundwork for their educational journey. We’re glad you’re here!

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PAC meeting - November 10

PAC meeting Tuesday, November 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the music room. All parents are welcome and encouraged to attend. PAC is a great opportunity to meet other parents and learn more about what is happening at the school.
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Volunteer at Minnewasta

We very much appreciate all the volunteers that help out doing various things within our school and around our school!
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ABOUT US

Minnewasta School is an early years school located in Morden, Manitoba and is part of The Western School Division. Our school is home to approximately 250 students and about 40 staff members. Our caring and supportive staff provide various learning avenues for children to feel successful at school. With a strong focus on relationships, we work closely with families to create a supportive community where each child feels valued, safe, and inspired to grow.

OUR MISSION

The mission of Minnewasta School is to provide a friendly, safe and respectful place where students, staff, parents/guardians and community work together to encourage lifelong learning. Minnewasta's staff will use the best available resources to challenge all students in a caring and competent way, respecting each child as an individual.