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11/24/2025
Around here we’ve been learning about moccasins and the movement Rock Your Mocs.
Rock Your Mocs is a global movement to celebrate Native American and Indigenous cultures and unity by wearing moccasins and sharing photos or videos online using the hashtag . The event was established in 2011 to honor Indigenous peoples, their ancestors, and their diverse identities
11/07/2025
Indigenous Veterans Day in Canada is observed on November 8th to recognize and honour the military contributions and sacrifices of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
10/25/2025
Happening today.
10/17/2025
We’ve been learning about powwow.
10/14/2025
Please join us for SD78’s 3rd annual powwow.
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09/26/2025
A couple pictures from our truth in truth and reconciliation week. We ended our week with a school wide walk.
Shxwelís te Ts’qó:ls Spirit of Hope Secondary closed their live presentation with phyllis Webstad with a beautiful song. Thank you for sharing with us.
09/22/2025
We started our Truth and Reconciliation week today. Lots of learning happening this week.
09/02/2025
We are looking forward to seeing all our students! Here is some helpful information regarding the first couple of days.
⏰September 2nd
School hours are from 8:35 to 10:00. Bussing is available on the first day.
⏰September 3 and 4… Regular school hours are from 8:35 to 2:35.
🚌Students do not need to bring supplies to school.🍎
Lisa Berry, ISW
06/20/2025
Day 5 of Indigenous Week: Today, we were honoured to host the Sásq'ets Dancers, with some of our Sts'ailes students proudly joining the performance. Witnessing the pride on our students' faces truly embodies the spirit of this week.
06/19/2025
Indigenous Week Day 4 was highlighted by a visit to Syéx̱w Chó:leqw Adventure Park, where primary students engaged in storytelling sessions led by Christine Seymour, language classes taught by Tanya Zilinski, and plant identification guided by Patti, accompanied by playground activity.
06/18/2025
We have reached Day 3 of Indigenous Week. Lunchtime activities included moccasin crafts and soapberry ice cream in the Indigenous portable, as well as a medicine wheel workshop for the grade 5 students. Students and staff who answered three questions were entered into a draw: 1. When is National Indigenous Peoples Day? 2. Who are the three Indigenous groups of Turtle Island? 3. What is Turtle Island? We drew one lucky winner.