At Senator Allan Bird Memorial School, we believe that learning begins with connection — to self, to others, to culture, to community, and to the land. Our Student Connections & Wellness team is here to support the full journey of our students, from the first steps in Nursery to the achievements of Grade 12 graduation.
Rooted in the values of our First Nations traditions and teachings, we support the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of all students. We know that when students feel safe, supported, and proud of who they are, they can thrive — both in the classroom and beyond.
What We Offer:
High School Academic Support:
For our Grades 10–12 students, we also provide focused academic support to help you succeed in your classes, plan for graduation, and prepare for life beyond high school. Whether you need help with coursework, time management, tutoring, or planning for post-secondary or career paths, we are here to help you stay on track and reach your goals.
We work alongside classroom teachers, student services, and families to provide wraparound support, because we believe that every student deserves the opportunity to shine — in their own way, and in their own time.
Our doors — and hearts — are always open
More than a helpline. Call, text, chat and more to get support using Kids Help Phone’s 24/7 e-mental health services.
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The Fitness Weight Room is a modern training facility designed to help students build strength, improve endurance, and develop lifelong healthy habits. Equipped with a variety of free weights, resistance machines, and cardio equipment, the room provides opportunities for both individual workouts and guided fitness programs.
Students can use the space during physical education classes or supervised open gym hours. Safety is a top priority—proper lifting techniques, warm-up routines, and spotter use are emphasized at all times.
Discover what’s happening at Senator Allan Bird Memorial School! From cultural celebrations and sports camps to student showcases, our events bring the community together. Check out the upcoming activities below and relive memorable moments from past events.
This is the FREE Elders 65+ Bingo event sponsored by Senator Allan Bird Memorial School. Elders are invited to enjoy an afternoon of bingo with the chance to win door prizes in a fun and welcoming environment. The event will take place on Friday, January 9, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the SABMS Gym. This special event is free to attend and is open to Elders aged 65 and over.
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