Kapawe’no First Nation – In nêhiyawêwin introduction, high above the forest, ancestral stories weave through the air as piwayisak (birds) gather. Led by kihew (eagle), they include ahasiw (raven), waskahikan …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On May 5, 2025, Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School and Buffalo Bay Academy participated in Red Dress Day, honoring and remembering missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and …
Kapawe’no First Nation – As spring breathes new life into the land, the outdoor tipi classroom becomes a vibrant hub for Nêhiyawak learning and engagement. Welcoming students from Kapawe’no Nehiyawak …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Harold Cardinal’s “The Unjust Society” remains an influential work, providing a powerful critique of the injustices faced by the first peoples in Canada, especially within education. …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Every morning, our schools resonate with the strength and beauty of the nêhiyawêwin (Cree) language, a cherished and affectionate aspect of our learning experience. It’s truly …
Kapawe’no First Nation – During our Nehiyawewin morning session this week, Ms Jackie Halcrow’s Grade 1 and 2 students at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School enjoyed a special song together! They sang …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Literacy is the ability to read, write, speak, listen and understand information effectively. Literacy is us making sense of or understanding the world around us. It …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Through the KFN Collegiate Hockey Academy we continue to use the synthetic ice to enhance student athletes’ development during the off-season while maintaining a focus on …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Under Mr. Brian Thomas, the Sports Academies leads and coaches have enjoyed the development, spearheading the comprehensive sports and leadership programs at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School and …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On May 5, marks Red Dress Day at KFN Collegiate, a very powerful day dedicated to honoring and remembering the thousands of our women, girls and …
