Welcome to Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre. The site is designed to be a resource for both students and staff and to promote school programs. It is also designed to be a place where parents can locate important information and resources to help them in the educational process. Our school is N-12 with a student enrollment of approximately 1400. Enjoy the site and remember to keep coming back for updates!
School News
High School Exam Schedule
January 26: Make Up Exams January 27: Make Up Exams --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre’s High School2nd Semester starting soon, please note the following dates for registration: Monday, January 30th – Returning Grade 9’s and Grade 10 students Tuesday, January 31st – Grade 11 Students New Grade 9 students, who started grade 9 this school year are already registered along with Grade 12 students. Second Semester will begin on Wednesday, February 1st!
Frontier Games Regional Schedule
Snowshoeing (Trial 1 AM) – Jan 31st @ JRS Commissioner/s- Garth Grover & Bill McDonald Skiing (Trial 1 PM) – Jan 31st @ JRS Snowshoeing (Trial 2 PM) – Feb 1st @ JRS Skiing (Trial 2 AM) – Feb 1st @ JRS Badminton – Feb 2nd @ HBOIERC (ALL DAY) Commissioner/s – Shell Flett & Megan Cromarty Trapsetting & Archery – Feb 3rd @ JRS Commissioner – Lillian Mum & Dana Coats Table Tennis – Feb 6th @ HBOIERC Commissioner – Robert Rideout Volleyball – Feb 7th @ HBO Commissioner – Charlie Ettawacappo Soccer – Feb 8th @ JRS (Main event to close the games) Commissioner - Josiah Rogge
Norway House Cree Nation: Growing for next generation
We are proud to present our student success stories. We will be posting new success stories on a regular basis. Please click on the photos above to learn more about our students.
During this time of isolating and distancing, it can be very easy to feel as if you are alone with your emotions, and dealing with the stresses that comes with coping with this global pandemic. This is why now more than ever, it is so important to come together and support each other. From our principals, teachers, resource, and educational assistants, to our secretaries, custodians, kitchen staff, bus drivers, maintenance staff, security, librarians, counsellors and most importantly our students, WE ARE ALL HUSKIES, and we are no doubt, in this TOGETHER. Remember HBOIERC CARES!!
This section of out website offers both parents and students a location where you can link to teachers through email and where you can view teacher made pages. Not all teachers have made their own pages, but more and more are creating sites that contain specific course material. Please check it out.
Learning from Home - Ed - Sites
Teachers and parents are now looking for online content that will help the students to continue with the education process. We understand that not all students have internet access, but for those that do, the following site provides tons of links. The web resources are broken down by course. If you know of other websites that should be added to this page, please go to the contact page and send the link. During this difficult time we must not give up on finding different ways of learning. Enjoy!
Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Educational Resource Center CARES, we care about you, the students. We care about you, the parents. We care about you, our staff, and we care about the mental well-being of our beautiful community. We want to end the stigma surrounding mental health, and encourage you to go see our school counsellors, if the need arises. Our school has four counsellors, Sandra Hart, Violet Poker, Gem Robinson (York), Robert Meadus, and the Mental Wellness Worker Celena Keeper. They are here to provide you with, support, guidance, and are ready and waiting with an open heart and an open mind. Everyone at some point in their lives needs help with something, and it’s alright to admit that. We are here to help you deal with the stresses of school, home, and community life. We encourage you and your families to be more open and begin or continue communicating in an effort to live a happy and productive life. Together, we can help the youth and their families that struggle with mental health. Please remember HBOIERC CARES!
