Kapawe’no First Nation – KFN Collegiate has added yoga stretching to its daily physical education routine with its’ schools. This yoga stretching program helps reduce muscle tension for students active …
Kapawe’no First Nation – The Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School continued its vibrant Nehiyawak Reading Program today, hosting a captivating reading buddy session. Led by Grade 6/7 teacher Ms. Christine Cardinal and …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Kapawe’no Nêhiyawak School continues to make strides through our innovative nêhiyawêwin isihcikêwin morning virtual session. The program focuses on “repeat after me” exercises and conversation practice …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Kapawe’no Nêhiyawak School has launched the Nehiyawak Reading Program. This great initiative aims to enhance reading skills among younger students by pairing them with older peers …
Kapawe’no First Nation – KFN Collegiate is dedicated to building a strong nationhood by encouraging lifelong learning through key partnerships. The KFN Collegiate values the significant role that Kapawe’no First …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Our nêhiyawêwin (Cree) language is a very special and loving language for our Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School for many reasons. It is truly amazing we are bringing …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Tansi! Bonjour! At Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School we integrate nehiyawawein, our cree language, alongside with a new French language program. The school recently introduced French classes, led …
Kapawe’no First Nation – At KFN Collegiate, particularly at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School we are enhancing numeracy and literacy skills is crucial for students’ education and life success. In Ms. Tomkins’ …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Ms. Linda Gladue continues to focus on student learning through the nêhiyawêwin learning circle and the use of song. There has been significant advancement from Mrs …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Ms. Sam Tomkins’ Grade 5/6 class sings the Wanaska Sunrise morning song during the Nêhiyawêwin Isihcikewin online session. The song begins with “waniska pewapan oma,” which …
