Divisions

Resources

1. Mail-In Registration Form  (only use this form if you are paying by cheque/cash)
2. Bronze Award Submission Form
3. Silver Award Submission Form
4. Gold Award Submission Form
5. Photo Consent Form
6. Code of Conduct Form
7. Award Leader Manual
8. Adventurous Journey Opportunities
9. Adventurous Journey Planning Guide & Log
10. Preliminary Training Resource Handbook
11. Cadet Activity Guide
12. Girl Guide Activity Guide 
13. Scouts Guide 
14.  Registration for Next Level (only use this form if you are paying by cheque/cash)
15.  Online Record Book Participant Web User Guide
16.  Online Record Book Award Leader Web User Guide
17. Online Record Book Participant App User Guide 
18. Online Record Book Award Leader App User Guide
19. Participant Handbook
20. Award Leader Handbook

Annual Statistical Review Comparison

2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

New Registrants

How many young people joined The Award for the first time during the year?

Awards Gained

How many young people completed an Award during the year?

Participants

How many young people have actively participated in The Award during the year?

Saskatchewan Division Board of Directors

The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Saskatchewan Board of Directors are all volunteers who support our organization with their time and expertise in the realms of governance and financial oversight, as well as acting as ambassadors of The Award. 

If you are an award alumni, award leader or just interested in helping build our Award family in Saskatchewan, and would like to volunteer in a role on our Board or one of our committees, please contact Marian at mdonnelly@dukeofed.org.

2014 Annual Report

2015 Annual Report

2016 Annual Report

Honourary Saskatchewan Chair:

Her Honour the Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofield  

Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan

James (Jim) Deane  President

Brent Wolfe  Vice-President 

Fred Bayer* Treasurer

Robert (Bob) Cade    Director

Alexander Fallon Director

Dave Haye Director

Ken Kostyniuk Director

Brenda Kondra Director

Amy Langhorne* Director

Linda Mushanski Director

Alison Wright Director

A/Commr. Curtis Zablocki Director

Jack Gehring* Director 

*Gold Award Holders

Contact Us

General Inquiries:
1870 Lorne Street 
Regina, SK  S4P 2L7
saskatchewan@dukeofed.org
Phone - (306) 780-9278
Fax - (306) 781-6021
Toll Free - 1 (866) 319-3853

Charitable Registration Number:
87747 8966 RR0001

Direct Email:

Marian Donnelly
Executive Director
mdonnelly@dukeofed.org

Kato Carriere
Award Officer - Prince Albert
kcarriere@dukeofed.org

Supporters

Thank you to our funding partners!

Marian Donnelly- Executive Director

Marian Donnelly has been working in the creative industries since 1975.  Between 1976 and 1996, Marian worked as an artist manager, concert and festival producer, tour manager and in a variety of music industry-related capacities in Winnipeg, Toronto and Vancouver.  In 1996, she moved back home to Regina to work as the Executive Director of SaskMusic.  In 2002, she worked for a brief period of time as a Cultural Industries Consultant to the Province of Saskatchewan, and was then hired as the General Manager of the Globe Theatre in 2003.  In 2006, Marian returned to school and earned her Masters of Business Administration degree.

Since then, she has worked as a consultant to a number of non-profit organizations, developing strategic plans, governance policies and other corporate documents.  She also renovated a heritage building in Regina's downtown, which she opened in 2011 as the Creative City Centre.  The CCC is home to a number of artist studios and also has a visual art gallery and small performance venue called the Hague Gallery.  Since May 2011, the CCC has presented over 200 shows per year at this vibrant but intimate little venue.    

Marian teaches Arts Administration, and a number of workshops on grant writing, marketing, event production and other non-profit business-related courses around the province of Saskatchewan. She has mentored hundreds of young artists and entrepreneurs over the years, and is passionate about ensuring that our next generation has the skills and support they need to succeed.  Marian is excited to be ?leading the team at The Duke Of Edinburgh's International Award in Saskatchewan!

Nicholas Haines - Award Officer 

Nick joined the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award as the Cadet Liaison Officer in 2012, and actively engaged the cadet population within the province. In late 2015 he joined the full-time Award staff as the Award Officer for ?southern Saskatchewan. Nick sees the value this program has to offer and enjoys trying to find new ways to deliver the program. When not working for The Award, Nick is an Officer in Canadian Armed Forces Reserves- Cadet Instructor Cadre. He enjoys coaching Biathlon, and spending time with his son Nolan.

Kato Carriere, Northern Field Officer

Kato Carriere is our first Northern Field Officer, originally hired through a Canada Summer Works grant.  While pursuing his Education Degree in Prince Albert, Kato will continue to work with us to help develop relationships with communities in northern Saskatchewan.  Kato is proud of his Cree heritage, and has a passion for ensuring that young people are able to experience the traditional ways of the north. 

Saskatchewan Award Achievers 

As of May 31, 2018

To help you meet the requirements for the preliminary training for your Adventurous Journey, we have developed  a couple of informational videos and a booklet. You will be able to complete your preliminary training requirement for your award by watching each of the video sections as well as reading the Preliminary Training Booklet.  At the end of each section, you will have to complete a test. After receiving 80% or higher, you will need to screen shot your results (by going to the start button,search for snipping tool, put + at top of page and drag down to copy page), save and upload it to your Online Record Book. You will not need an initial but will have to attach all the certificate sections to your online record book to have the requirement completed. These videos do not preclude you from doing additional online research or taking advantage of the many other training opportunities that may be available to you. The more, the better!

Please remember, your preliminary training needs to be done prior to your adventurous journey. Please ensure you have read this document to help you plan your adventurous journey. If you are unsure if your trip will qualify, please give our office a call at 306-780- 9278 or email us at saskatchewan@dukeofed.org. The worst is when participants think their  trip will qualify and it doesn’t. We are here to support you through your Duke of Ed award!

Although the adventurous journey section is noted as the most difficult part of The Award to many, it also tends  to be very memorable. We hope your adventure will challenge you to develop self-reliance by undertaking an interesting journey of discovery. We anticipate you will develop an awareness of your natural environment and the importance of protecting it. Good luck and have fun!

Compass Work:

Map and Compass Manual

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Equipment Knowledge:

Equipment Manual

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Wilderness Code:

Wilderness Code Manual

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Map Reading:

Map and Compass Manual

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Meal Planning:

Meal Planning Manual

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Site Selection:

Site Selection Manual

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First Aid:

First Aid Manual

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Safety Precautions:

Safety Precautions Manual

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