Curriculum Development and Implementation

May 12, 2019

• The Eco-Globe Schools recognized for Awareness, Action and Transformation levels for 2018 have been posted.
  
  Music Month 2019 concert dates, times, and schools that will perform have been posted.
  
  Arts Education Grant 2019 information is now available.
  

April 28, 2019

• Best Practice in Human Ecology have been posted. These best practice recommendations are a fundamental part of enhancing classroom experiences in Human Ecology.
  
  The final version of the curriculum for Grades 9 to 12 Pilot Ground School: Manitoba Technical-Vocational Curriculum Framework of Outcomes has been posted.
  

April 14, 2019

• The Middle Years Education in Manitoba: Grades 5 to 8 Improving Student Engagement bookmark has been posted. This list of resources are provided by Manitoba Education and Training to support Middle Years Education.
  
  Poster series in celebration of the 2018 Middle Years and Senior Years Human Ecology Curriculum Project have been posted.
  
  The Skills Strategy Equipment Enhancement Fund 2019-2020 announcement letter and application form are now available.
  
  The Grade 12 World of Religions: A Canadian Perspective has been posted. This is an optional multidisciplinary humanities course which provides students with the opportunity to explore diversity of religions and religious perspectives within a Canadian and global context.
  

February 03, 2019

• The 2019 Music Month Poster and Noon-Hour Concert Series application form are now available.
  

January 20, 2019

• Information about the Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Grants for 2019 is now available. The grants will provide up to $2000 to cover expenses, such as teacher release time, professional development, and teaching/learning resources for sustainability education.
  
  

December 09, 2018

• Information about the 2019-2020 Manitoba-Quebec Exchange Program is now available.
  

October 28, 2018

• Middle Years Human Ecology: Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes 2018 is now available. This is a revision to the 2015 curriculum framework, which replaced the previous home economics curriculum. Posters highlighting the course descriptions and goals, as well as career pathways of the course(s) are available.
  
  The French Language Education Review 2016-2017: Provincial Report - Profile of Initiatives and Five-year Overview, French (English Program) has been posted. This report presents the data collected from the 2016-2017 School Division Questionnaire with responses from 34 of 36 school divisions offering French courses (English Program) in Manitoba.
  

October 14, 2018

• Information about Take Our Kids to Work Day 2018 has been posted. Take Our Kids to Work Day invites students in Grade 9 to spend a day at work with a parent/guardian, relative, family friend or volunteer host to help them learn about today's workplace, gain a greater understanding of the relevance of their current and future education and explore possible future career options.
  

September 16, 2018

• An Unedited DRAFT version of the new Grades 9 to 12 Pilot Ground School Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes has been posted.
  

September 02, 2018

• The recipients of the Education for Sustainable Development Grants for 2018 have been posted.
  

August 05, 2018

• A Career Development Education Chart is now available. This chart serves as a framework document to visually depict and emphasize students developmental career/life planning journey highlighting the career learning opportunities available to all Manitoba students based on the Stages of Career Development to supplement Manitoba Education and Training career education opportunities.
  

July 22, 2018

• The Grades 9-12 Human Ecology Curriculum Framework of Outcomes is now available for voluntary implementation (fall 2018).
  Teachers have the option of teaching the NEW Grades 9-12 Human Ecology Curriculum Framework of Outcomes, or using the Grades 9-12 Home Economics content from the previous curriculum. Under system-wide implementation (fall 2019), all teachers in Manitoba teach the new curriculum and use the new course codes.
  

 

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