School takes stand against bullying

Staff and students of the Weyburn Junior High gather out front of the school, displaying their "Don't Stand By - Stand Up" theme on Friday, as they join the Think Pink Anti-Bullying campaign. The Think Pink Anti-Bullying campaign was originally started in Nova Scotia, with many high schools across the nation taking the pledge to prevent bullying in their school system. At the Weyburn Junior High, students in leadership roles from the Student Activity Council (SAC) and Cobra MALT Squads signed a pledge to do their part to prevent bullying in the community, which will include continuing the Think Pink campaign throughout the school year. There are plans to introduce the Think Pink campaign into the elementary schools, with leaders from the Weyburn Junior High taking the initiative to talk to the younger students.

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Pirates of the Walk For MS

A team of pirates make their way towards the Souris Valley grounds during the Walk For MS on Sunday. In the back row, from left to right, are John Pokletar, Dustin Mainil and Ambria Mainil. In front are Deana Mainil, Tabitha Mainil, Sabrina Mainil and Ben Sidloski. Teams walked from the Weyburn Comprehensive School, through Souris Valley and back to the school to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis.

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