Welcome to Martensville High School – Home of the Royals


Martensville High School is a grade 9 to 12 school in the growing community of Martensville. With an enrolment of over 575 students, our school supports student learning in a variety academic and extra-curricular programs. The school is part of the Prairie Spirit School Division family of schools.

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  • School clothing is available online at entripyshops.com. Just search for Martensville High School on that website.
  • Career Safety Education: Saskatchewan becomes the first jurisdiction in North America to offer universal career focused, industry specific safety training, completely free to all youth age 14-21. This includes training in worker rights and responsibilities through the Young Worker Readiness Course (WorkSafe), training in basic chemical safety through WHMIS 2015 (Saskatchewan Safety Council), and a standardized industry designed safety orientation. To find more information you can visit the website: http://www.sasksafety.org/training/youth/career-safety-education                           Video Link: https://youtu.be/kBvNxINxQ7M

PISA information letter

Note to parents of grade 9 students regarding Grade 9 grades: 90 – 100% (4) – Mastery – Demonstrates a deep knowledge and understanding 75 – 89% (3) – Meeting – Demonstrates complete knowledge and understanding 60 – 74% (2) – Approaching – Demonstrates a basic knowledge and understanding 50 – 59% (1) – Beginning – Demonstrates a parietal knowledge and understanding Less than 50% (ME) – Missing evidence – Missing evidence of knowledge and understanding

Note to parents/guardians: Emergency Preparedness Planning In addition to conducing fire and bus evacuation drills, schools need to practice for other kinds of potential emergencies. Two main ones include: Lockdowns and Hold and Secures.

Lockdown: Lockdown is defined as the restriction of movement during the time of a potentially serious violent incident. Schools go into lockdown when there is a significant and immediate threat inside or in the direct vicinity of the building. During a lockdown students and staff take secured shelter, lock all classroom doors, and remain quiet.

Hold and Secure: Hold and Secure is for exterior emergency situations not related, but in close proximity, to the school. In this situation, any students outside the building come in. The exterior doors are locked and monitored by staff. Movement may be restricted depending upon the potential threat. School continues to function normally inside the building.

PSSD Letter to Parents re: Community Threat Assessment and Support Protocol