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 or in group settings in nêhiyawêwin. This provides older students with an opportunity to excel while building confidence in both reading

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 Nation Alice Halcrow Healing Centre – Health Services and the Wellness Society & Centre plays in achieving these goals. Today,

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 by Ms. April Adamson, who is also the Grade 12 homeroom teacher at Buffalo Bay Academy. The French program targets Grade K-3 students,

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’ grades 5 and 6 class, numeracy learning involves more than arithmetic, as students learn to understand numbers deeply by manipulating

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 means “Wake up! The sun is coming.” Students then sing, “asay piyesisak ki-nikamowak,” meaning “The

Kapawe’no First Nation – On March 1, 2025, grade 2 female students at Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School participated in equipment fitting as they prepared for their first skate. Mr. Sergiy Ivanyuk, the KFN Collegiate Hockey Coordinator, helped with the fitting. He worked closely with the girls to ensure they had the proper gear. The students learned

Kapawe’no First Nation – At KFN Collegiate, the athletic program has introduced a structured plyometrics and calisthenics program under the guidance of Mr. Brian Thomas and our strength and conditioning coach, Mr. Sandy Laughlin. This initiative focuses on developing the students’ athletic performance and enhancing their overall fitness. The