Val Marie School No. 4636 was established on September 29, 1925 and the red brick schoolhouse was constructed two years later.
When it was first opened, there were 51 students enrolled. There were two classrooms on the main floor, but by 1939, overcrowding caused some classes to be moved to the nearby Catholic Convent where school was taught by the nuns until 1948. A larger school was built and ran in conjunction with the Little Brick Schoolhouse until the little school closed in 1985.
The building remained vacant until Prairie Wind & Silver Sage volunteers saved the schoolhouse from demolition by refurbishing it and having it declared a Municipal Heritage site. Today, the school is one of the few of its era in Saskatchewan still in use.