Kapawe’no First Nsastion – Principals and the Superintendent recently met with Elder Knowledge Keepers (EKK) Lilian Lacombe and Rod Willier. These regular meetings focus on reviewing the Terms of Reference (ToR) and daily workplan for the in Residency Elder Knolwedge Keepers program and providing essential support. Both EKK have gained a deeper

Kapawe’no First Nation – IN the Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School, Ms. Sam Tomkins has been dedicated to improving the math skills of her Grade 5/6 students. She addresses various skill levels within the class and has consistently challenged her students to excel in their math abilities throughout the year. To facilitate learning, Ms. Tomkins utilizes

Kapawe’no First Nation – Grade 1 classmates Sage and Ezias are showing great support for their NHL teams. Sage’s Edmonton Oilers have advanced to the Western Conference Final, where they will await the winner of the series between the Winnipeg Jets and Dallas Stars. Ezias’s Las Vegas Knights are heading to the golf course after …

Kapawe’no First NAtion – There are three Canadian teams remaining in the 2024/25 NHL Playoffs: the Winnipeg Jets, Edmonton Oilers, and Toronto Maple Leafs. Grade 4 students Novah, Kayson, Mehki and Superintendent Boh Kubrakovich-Kiniw are joining together to showcase and celebrate these teams. The Edmonton Oilers have advanced to the Western

Kapawe’no First Natiom – Grade K-2 students at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School participated in an arts and n?hinaw?win class, where they made Mother’s Day gifts. The students were focused on crafting and enjoying the creative process instructed by Ms Gladue and Ms Thunder. In addition to making gifts, the children also learned the necessary

Kapawe’no First Nation – The ayisiyiniwak, meaning “people,” embody the essence of nation building. Among them, the awasis or oskisiniw, referring to children or youth, represent the future, growing under the guidance of Iskwiw and Napiw, the adults who provide support and nurture. The wise kihtiyayah, or elders, pass down crucial

Kapawe’no First Nation – Don Cunningham, one of our Elder Knowledge Keepers, has provided valuable support to the Kapawe’no First Nation Lifelong Learning and KFN Collegiate. Recently, he shared a story about farmers in the Grouard area in 1912, inspired by a historical photograph he stood beside. In his recounting, Don discussed the crops grown

Our Biology 30 students have spent the last few weeks studying cell division and Mendellian genetics. We have been talking about chromosomes and genes, and learning how we (and other organisms) inherit these genes from our parents by looking at the DNA molecule and discussing reproduction. The diploma exam is on June 20th! In Math …

Kapawe’no First Nation – We’re excited to share that the Kapawe’no First Nation Collegiate Sovereign Foods Program is off to a strong start this season! Our team has successfully expanded our growing space by constructing new raised garden beds and creating our own nutrient-rich soil blend, setting a strong foundation for a productive year.

Kapawe’no First Nation – Students in Grades 1, 2, 3, at Kapawe’no Nehiyewak School and Grade 10 at Buffalo Bay Academy have been diligently engaged in learning French this semester. “I am particularly proud of our elementary students, many of whom began with no prior experience in the language”, said French Teacher Ms April Adamson. …