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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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. …
