Student Recognition

Awards and Assemblies

School Awards and Required Criteria 

At Georges P. Vanier School, we recognize the diversity of our students and celebrate their specific strengths. During an assembly at the end of the year, students can receive the following awards: Sport Teams

For each term, students have the opportunity to represent our school by being part of one of our sport teams. At the end of the season, students can receive one of the following awards: Most Valuable Player / Most Improved Player / Sportsmanship

Kiwanis Watch Awards Program

Students who have demonstrated diligence and strong positive citizenship are recognized by the Calgary Kiwanis Club for their dedication to the school community.

Gary Weimann Award for Community Service

This scholarship of $500 is given to one grade 9 student each year in honour of Gary Weimann, a former chair of the Vanier school council who passed away in 2006. However, his legacy lives on through this award. To be eligible, students must submit an essay to the council in May, outlining their commitment to community service. Brochures with more information are available in the office.

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