Neyâskweyâhk Cree Department

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Neyâskweyâhk Cree Department This page will give you up dated information and upcoming events for Maskwacis Education Schools Commission (MESC) and the MESC Cree Resource Centre

This page has been created to help promote and revitalize Nehiyawewin-Cree Language and Culture. On this page you will find upcoming events for the Neyâskweyâhk Cree Department such as: Cree language and Culture camps, Community Cree language classes, Cree word of the day, Cree phrases, as well Ermineskin Schools events. With the help of our School and Community Elders we can also assist with Cree language translations, roman orthography and syllabics.

09/23/2026

🍂 Miyo Takwâkin! Happy First Day of Autumn!

Today, we welcome Takwâkin and all that comes with this beautiful season. As the days become cooler, we encourage parents and caregivers to make sure our awâsisak are dressed warmly for school so they can continue learning, playing and enjoying the outdoors in comfort. For Nehiyawak, the changing seasons carry important teachings and help guide our relationship with the world around us. The Maskwacîs Curriculum Development Guide shares:

“The four seasons: Pipon (winter), Mîyôskamin (spring), Nîpin (summer), and Takwâkin (fall) are a balanced system of relationships that guide and influence Nehiyaw traditions. In a current and historical context, the four seasons guide day-to-day life, which Kise Manito gifted Nehiyawak.”

These teachings remind us to know, understand and demonstrate respect for the foundational values at the heart of MESC: Îyinîw Mâmitonehicikan, Nehiyaw Pimâtisiwin, Nehiyawewin, ekwa Wâhkôhtowin. The Maskwacîs Curriculum reflects what Maskwacîsak value in Nehiyaw education and our vision for awâsisak to grow as lifelong learners through meaningful learning experiences grounded in our language, culture, relationships and ways of knowing.

🍂 Welcome, Takwâkin! May this changing season bring opportunities for our awâsisak to learn, connect and grow.

Download your own copy of the Maskwacîs Curriculum Development Guide from our website:
https://www.maskwacised.ca/ls/curriculum-and-instruction

08/25/2026

📣 You Belong Here - Join the MESC Team

Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission is growing, and we are looking for passionate individuals to join our schools and departments in supporting student success, language, culture, and community.

Current Employment Opportunities:
➡️ Communications Technician
➡️ Supply Teacher
➡️ Education Assistant - TERM - Meskanahk Ka Nipa Wit School
➡️ Student Wellness Coach - Maskwacis Outreach School
➡️ Student Wellness Coach - Kisipatinahk School
➡️ Education Assistant - Grace Marie Swampy Memorial School
➡️ Cook
➡️ Casual Cooks

Whether you work in education, student support, transportation, technology, or operations, your role helps shape the future of our students and nations.

Make a difference.
Support student success.
Be part of something meaningful.
You belong here.

Apply Now: https://www.maskwacised.ca/careers

06/20/2026
05/29/2026
05/20/2026

Traditional games carry teachings of teamwork, strategy, movement, and connection that have been passed down through generations.

MESC is proud to announce the release of the Îyinîw Metawewina Teacher Resource, created to support educators in bringing traditional Indigenous games and culturally grounded learning into the classroom.

Ay-hay to everyone who contributed their knowledge, leadership, and time to help bring this resource to life.

Read the full story here:
https://www.maskwacised.ca/news/post/mesc-releases-yin-w-metawewina-teacher-resource

05/11/2026

Tansi Maskwacîsak Kehtehayak! 👋

Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission warmly invites our Kehtehayak to join us on May 30, 2026, for the annual MESC Kehtehayak Forum, a day of gathering, sharing, learning, and connection. 🤎

Together, we will honour the teachings, stories, and wisdom of our Kehtehayak through meaningful conversations centered on Treaties, Nehiyawewin, culture, and wellness. Your voice, knowledge, and presence are deeply valued as we continue strengthening Wâhkôhtowin for future generations.

We look forward to coming together in a good way.
Ay-hay

Address

P. O . Box 58
Hobbema, AB
T0C1N0

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30am
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30am
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30am
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30am
Friday 8:30am - 4:30am

Telephone

+17805850811

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