Welcome to WestWood Elementary School

Good Progress has been made!

Schedule for a Project Tender issue in April/May 2026

Expect construction start the last quarter of 2026

The School District of Mystery Lake is committed to rebuilding,

anticipating September 2028 opening.

Westwood School

Treaty & Land Acknowledgment

We acknowledge we are signatories of Treaty Five and that we reside in the traditional territory of Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation. The School District of Mystery Lake is located in the community of Thompson in the province of Manitoba.  Manitoba is located on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Nehetho/Ininiw (Cree), Denesųłiné (Dene), Métis, Inuit, Anisininew (Oji-Cree), Anishinaabe (Ojibway), and Dakota Oyate Nations (Dakota).  The School District of Mystery Lake remains committed to honoring treaties in the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation.  We are all Treaty people.

Westwood School

103 Arctic Drive, Thompson MB, R8N 1G8 (Burntwood)
306 Juniper Drive, Thompson MB, R8N 0S9 (Juniper)
Phone: 204-677-6190 Fax: 204-677-3660

 

Web: http://www.mysterynet.mb.ca                      Email: [email protected]

 

 "A Great Place to Grow" 

Westwood Elementary School is one of six elementary schools in the School District of Mystery Lake, located in Thompson, Manitoba. Due to a fire that destroyed our school building in 2024, Westwood School is housed at two different locations and is currently a "school within a school". Westwood serves students from Kindergarten to Grade 8, with Kindergarten to Grade 5 students housed in the Westwood Wing of Burntwood School, and Grades 6 to 8 students in the Westwood Wing of Juniper School. The school employs a team of 55 staff members, including teachers, educational assistants, and other support personnel.

Vikings Strong!  Westwood Forever!

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Message From the School Principal

The 2024-25 school year defined just how much resilience, flexibility and devotion Westwood School staff, students and families have.  We thought that making it through the Global Pandemic was challenging, then suddenly on July 24th, before the 2024-25 school year began, we were faced with the devastating loss of our beloved school.   With only a month to relocate, rebuild resources and restructure how we function as a school, Westwood School staff opened our doors to our students without missing a beat.  We thank the numerous SDML staff, particularly at BW and JP Schools, as well as the SBO for all of their assistance and support during this continued transition period.  We deeply understand the impact this circumstance has had on the District, as a whole.

With loss, comes regrowth.  Along the way, we have made some new routines, some new partnerships/friendships and we have established new “normal”.  We once again have a thriving and supportive Parent Advisory Council and we look forward to the recent news that our school rebuild may soon be underway.  Throughout this 2025-26 school year, it will continue to be our goal to provide a stable, nurturing and engaging learning environment for our students, where everyone feels safe and welcome.  With the support of our greater community and our dedicated staff, Westwood continues to be “A Great Place to Grow”.

Mrs. T. Griffin 

 

 

Upcoming Events

 

February 2026

  • February - I L to Read Month/Black History Month
  • February 10th - Science Fair
  • February 26th - WW-B Assembly @ 1pm/WW-J Assembly @ 1pm

March 2026

March 2th-6th - Spring Break

March 31st - WW-B Assembly @ 9am

 

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