Kapawe,no First Nation – Suki Sutherland, a talented and creative Grade 3 student from our Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School, recently took on the task of decorating our classroom door, and the results were absolutely stunning. With a keen eye for color and design, drawing inspiration from Easter. She even incorporated elements of nature, with leaves and

Kapawe’no First Nation – At Kaskapatew Pekiskwewin “Smoke Signals,” we know that every learner’s journey is unique. Whether you’re a student looking for a more flexible way to learn, a parent searching for the right fit for your child, or an adult ready to return to school, we’re here to support you every step of …

Kapwe’no First Nation – In the Kapawe’no NBehiyawak School Grade 4 Science Plant Unit, students explored the fascinating world of plants, learning about their structure, growth, and the essential processes that helped them survive. They investigated how plants took in water, nutrients, and sunlight to produce food. Through hands-on activities,

Kapawe’no First Nation – Parent teacher interviews at our Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School – Grade 4 students had their guardians come in for a visit. They took great interest in their child’s progress at school and are very supportive. These productive conversations focused on the achievements and identifying areas for growth. By actively

Kapawe’no First Nation – Our Grade 5 and 6 students at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School are writing newspaper articles and conducting research projects – Pisiskowak Reports (Animal Reports), developing essential skills in communication, critical thinking, and information literacy. As they research topics, they learn how to evaluate sources,

Kapawe’no First Nation – It’s been amazing to reflect on all the hard work, growth, and connection we’ve seen from both our students and staff this year at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School. With spring just around the corner, there’s an extra sense of excitement in the air as we celebrate the many things that make our …

Kapawe’no First Nation – We are pleased to announce that our KFN Collegiare’s Sovereign Foods Program is starting off strong for the 2025 growing season! This initiative weaves together land-based learning, nutritional empowerment, and scientific inquiry. As the snow melts and the earth awakens, our collegiate’s community is sowing seeds of

Kapawe’no First Nation – Ms. Sherry Bellegarde balances her Principal duties at Buffalo Bay Academy, while managing and overseeing high school courses. Social Studies 20-2 Classroom Update Our Social Studies 20-2 students have been actively engaged in exploring nationalism, its influences, and its complexities. Below is an overview of the key topics

Kapawe’no First Nation – Students at Buffalo Bay Academy in Mr Joe Kavanagh Biology 30 are working through the Nervous System, learning how our 5 senses detect information, pass it to the brain, and create a response. We will be moving to the endocrine system soon! In Math 30-1, students have been doing some heavy …