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HEALTH AND WELLNESS - A LITTLE RECOGNITION GOES A LONG WAY!
Dairy Farmers of Manitoba in partnership with Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba (PHE MB) is recognizing and encouraging students to develop positive attitudes and behaviours, healthy living practices and community involvement for success later in life. Do you have a student (or an organized group of students*) in your elementary or Jr./Sr. high school who is an outstanding member of your school community? A student who demonstrates positive attitudes and contributes to the health and wellness of your school community? Encourage them to keep up the good work by celebrating their model behaviour and commitment to health. Nominate them to receive a Wellness of the Whole: Student recognition award. |
congratulations to our 2017-2018 WOW AWARD WINNERS!
Ecole Margaret- Underhill - Brody Crellin
Ecole Robert H. Smith - Hannah Mikkelson, Abigail Torrance, Joshua Clendenan
Shevchenko School - Megan Wiebe
Sisler High School - Halle Ilagan
Beaverlodge School - Pipe Babaloa, Zoe Cyr, Yuting Xia, Emily Hawkes, Kaydence Halcrow, Summer Ott, Hannah Wissman, Jordyn Friesent, Seneca Handel, Eliza McKay, Sydnee Neill, Dyllen Jones, Kendra Nagy, Hannah Smith, Carson Keefe, Logan Friesen, and Brooke Melvin.
Ecole Seven Oaks Middle School– Eldrian (Lj) Clarete
Victor Wyatt School- Calm Uche-Ikeh
St. Paul's Collegiate- Avery Perreault
Whyte Ridge Elementary- Elsa Brisebois
Edmund Partridge School- Mitzi Ponce
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Amber Erlendson
Ecole Ste Anne Immersion- Owen Manaigre
Earl Grey School- Ailis Halligan
Grant Park High School- Emma Morris
Richer School- Jacob Mulvihill
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Jake Fridfinnson
St. John's High School- Alicia Franczyk and Tierra Ducharme
Ecole Ste Anne Immersion- Sadiyah Sampson-Wheeler
Tanner's Crossing School- Kadence Madden, Parker Pinette, Grady Burton, Josh Hume, Macy Skelton
Ecole Riverview School- Emily Gagne
Hazelridge School-Ashley Trapp
Meadows West School- Brady Barcelo, Harleen Brar, Harvir Dhaliwal, Jyra Geronimo, Sohbat Gill, Mary-Anne Guiboche, Raia Guinto, Amroj Jugdey, Kuljeet Kaur, Kyle Kraeker, Kanella Pangilinan, Harman Saini, Rianna Sankar, Bhavanjot Singh, Sumanpreet Sandhu, Loveleen Toor.
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Chloe Howell
Ecole Bonaventure- Nathan Ramos-Lam
Sun Valley School- Brayden Boge, Troy Stevenson, Jack Van de Vooren, Aimee Gauthier, Isabella Stone, Paige Bittner, Alejandro Escobar, and Adam Hryhoruk.
Ecole Robert H. Smith - Hannah Mikkelson, Abigail Torrance, Joshua Clendenan
Shevchenko School - Megan Wiebe
Sisler High School - Halle Ilagan
Beaverlodge School - Pipe Babaloa, Zoe Cyr, Yuting Xia, Emily Hawkes, Kaydence Halcrow, Summer Ott, Hannah Wissman, Jordyn Friesent, Seneca Handel, Eliza McKay, Sydnee Neill, Dyllen Jones, Kendra Nagy, Hannah Smith, Carson Keefe, Logan Friesen, and Brooke Melvin.
Ecole Seven Oaks Middle School– Eldrian (Lj) Clarete
Victor Wyatt School- Calm Uche-Ikeh
St. Paul's Collegiate- Avery Perreault
Whyte Ridge Elementary- Elsa Brisebois
Edmund Partridge School- Mitzi Ponce
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Amber Erlendson
Ecole Ste Anne Immersion- Owen Manaigre
Earl Grey School- Ailis Halligan
Grant Park High School- Emma Morris
Richer School- Jacob Mulvihill
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Jake Fridfinnson
St. John's High School- Alicia Franczyk and Tierra Ducharme
Ecole Ste Anne Immersion- Sadiyah Sampson-Wheeler
Tanner's Crossing School- Kadence Madden, Parker Pinette, Grady Burton, Josh Hume, Macy Skelton
Ecole Riverview School- Emily Gagne
Hazelridge School-Ashley Trapp
Meadows West School- Brady Barcelo, Harleen Brar, Harvir Dhaliwal, Jyra Geronimo, Sohbat Gill, Mary-Anne Guiboche, Raia Guinto, Amroj Jugdey, Kuljeet Kaur, Kyle Kraeker, Kanella Pangilinan, Harman Saini, Rianna Sankar, Bhavanjot Singh, Sumanpreet Sandhu, Loveleen Toor.
Arborg Early Middle Years School- Chloe Howell
Ecole Bonaventure- Nathan Ramos-Lam
Sun Valley School- Brayden Boge, Troy Stevenson, Jack Van de Vooren, Aimee Gauthier, Isabella Stone, Paige Bittner, Alejandro Escobar, and Adam Hryhoruk.
Nomination Procedure
Eligibility: Access to this recognition award is a benefit of holding a Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba (PHE MB) membership. Nominating schools must have at least one PHE Manitoba member in residence.
The nominee must be a current student (or a group of students*) attending a Manitoba elementary, middle or high school.
See Criteria for the WOW Student Recognition Award
The nominee must be a current student (or a group of students*) attending a Manitoba elementary, middle or high school.
See Criteria for the WOW Student Recognition Award
- One nomination per school year for elementary and middle school (applies to grade 7 and 8 students not on the semester system) *
- One nomination per semester for Jr./Sr. high school (First semester: Sept-Feb, Second semester: Feb-June)*
- *In a k-12 school, one nomination from k-6 and one nomination from 7-12 per school year
NOMINATION
Nominate a student (or a group of students*) using the on-line nomination form available on the PHE Manitoba website. The nomination form can be found here.
Nomination check list
2. how the student (or group of students*) demonstrates the positive attitudes identified
3. how much time the student (or group of students*) spends contributing to the health and wellness of the school
Nomination check list
- School Information
- Nominator (teacher, administrator, staff person or volunteer) name and contact info
- Nominee name(s) (student/group) and grade
- Identify which 3 positive attitudes (in any area: healthy eating, active living, and/or positive social environment) are demonstrated by the nominated student (or group of students*).
- Provide a brief description of (50 word or less):
2. how the student (or group of students*) demonstrates the positive attitudes identified
3. how much time the student (or group of students*) spends contributing to the health and wellness of the school
Recognition award
Successful student nominations will receive:
-the honour of being 1 of only 50 recipients of the 2019 WoW award
-a certificate of recognition to be presented by the school, to the student, in front of the entire student body
-a limited edition WoW award long sleeve T-shirt (*groups of students not eligible)
Maximum of 50 students will be recognized. If more than 50 nominations are received, nominees will be selected for recognition based on the description of how the student/group contributes to health and wellness of the school.
-the honour of being 1 of only 50 recipients of the 2019 WoW award
-a certificate of recognition to be presented by the school, to the student, in front of the entire student body
-a limited edition WoW award long sleeve T-shirt (*groups of students not eligible)
Maximum of 50 students will be recognized. If more than 50 nominations are received, nominees will be selected for recognition based on the description of how the student/group contributes to health and wellness of the school.
TIMELINE
Nominations are accepted from November 1st, 2018– April 9th, 2019.
Nominations are reviewed and recognition is awarded by the recognition award committee (April 9th-20th, 2019).
Schools will be notified in May 2019 of successful nomination.
Recognition awards will be sent to the schools of successful nominees at the beginning of June.
Nominations are reviewed and recognition is awarded by the recognition award committee (April 9th-20th, 2019).
Schools will be notified in May 2019 of successful nomination.
Recognition awards will be sent to the schools of successful nominees at the beginning of June.