Pembina Trails School Division

Student success starts with great educators.

Pembina Trails is looking for teachers who create welcoming classrooms where students can learn, grow, and thrive. Multiple teaching positions in our division are available now for the 2026–2027 school year.

Apply today through our Careers page.

Congratulations to Linden Meadows School Vice Principal Michelle Barclay on receiving a Global Citizenship Award for Educators from the Manitoba Council for International Cooperation at the end of June!

Michelle was recognized for empowering students to create caring, inclusive, and socially responsible communities. Through student-led initiatives, she creates opportunities for students to turn values into action and see themselves as global citizens who can make a positive difference.

Read more at https://www.mcic.ca/news/118/celebrating-global-citizenship-from-manitoba-students-and-educators.

Photos: Manitoba Council for International Cooperation

Your next teaching opportunity starts here!

Join Pembina Trails and help shape the future of learning. We're hiring for multiple teaching positions for the 2026–2027 school year.

Apply today through our Careers page.

https://www.pembinatrails.ca/careers

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

Canada’s story is shaped by the many people, cultures, traditions, and perspectives that call this place home. We see the strength of this diversity every day in our classrooms and communities through the languages we speak, the experiences we share, and the respect we show one another.

Congratulations to our Governor General’s Academic Medal recipients!

Awarded to the graduating student with the highest academic average at each high school, this prestigious honour recognizes outstanding academic achievement, dedication, and perseverance.

On behalf of our Board of Trustees and Senior Administration, we celebrate these exceptional graduates and all they have accomplished. Your hard work has set you apart, and we can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make as you continue to learn, lead, and inspire.

Join us in congratulating these remarkable students! ✨

On behalf of our Pembina Trails School Division Board of Trustees and Senior Administration Team, we wish our students, staff, and community a fun and restful summer break! ☀️

We welcome students back for the 2026-2027 school year, Wednesday, September 9th, 2026.

Please note: the Pembina Trails School Division administration building will be closed Mondays throughout July.

Have a great summer break!

Student creativity took centre stage at this June!

Massey Drama brought the laughs with Heavy Recess, a student-created comedy imagining a schoolyard run by playground kingpins. Developed over two years through drama workshops, students took the lead on everything from playwriting and directing to casting, sets, props, media, and stage management.

Co-playwright and co-director Will Green, a Vincent Massey graduate and winner of the Scirrocco Playwriting Contest, teamed up with Phil Genest, a current Massey student and Improv Team member, to bring the production to life. Another Scirrocco Playwriting Contest winner, Lauren Green, served as stage manager and actor, helping create, refine, and perfect scenes throughout the production process.

Congratulations to all involved who turned an idea into a full-scale production!

Happy Canadian Multiculturalism Day! A day to recognize the many cultural communities that help build a strong and vibrant Canadian society. Let’s celebrate the voices that make Canada unique and reaffirm our commitment to fostering a culture of equity, inclusion, and belonging every day.🇨🇦 🌎

Dalhousie School is getting a new name!

Pembina Trails School Division and its Board of Trustees is proud to announce the school’s renaming to Aniibiminan School.

Aniibiminan (uh-NEE-bih-mih-nahn), from which the word “Pembina” originates, is the Anishinaabemowin word for “summer berries”. It represents living in good relationship with the land, where food, like the highbush cranberry, connects people to place, community, and culture. The new name was chosen in consultation with divisional language and knowledge keepers.

Visit our website to get more information on the school renaming. https://www.pembinatrails.ca/dalhousie-school-renamed-to-aniibiminan-school.46049