Aamjiwnaang Education

📣 AMSS Community Update

As restoration work at Alexander MacKenzie Secondary School continues, students and staff will once again begin the school year at Lambton College.

We are thankful for the ongoing support and partnership of Lambton College, which has helped ensure AMSS students can continue learning in a positive, welcoming environment while work progresses.

We're looking forward to welcoming everyone back for another great year and sharing updates on our return to the AMSS building as they become available.

Learn more: https://www.lkdsb.net/o/amss

Elementary Achievement Awards
2025 - 2026 Hanna Memorial Public School

Education Staff are unavailable for the remainder of the day.
We are back tomorrow at 830am.
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Please see flyer for contact and sign ups.

Getting ready for the new school year? Come join us for our Back to School Screen for children entering JK to Grade 12!

Appointments are required. Click the link or scan the QR code below to book your appointment!

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Please see flyer for contact and sign ups.

Help your child get ready for back to school with a fun, hands-on camp designed to build confidence and strengthen reading and writing skills!

Space is limited! The camp will be capped at just 10 participants, so be sure to register by clicking the following link to secure your child’s spot! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/H2gEhHsdPi?origin=lprLink

📣 Local First Nations Scholarship Program – Western University

Applications are open for Western’s Local First Nations Scholarship Program, supporting eligible undergraduate, graduate, and professional students studying full- or part-time at Western’s main campus.

🎓 Approximately 8 scholarships are available each academic year, depending on available funding and the number of eligible applicants.

💰 Scholarship Value:
• Full-time students: $3,000 per course, up to $15,000/year
• Part-time students: $3,000 per course, up to $9,000/year

The scholarship is available to students affiliated with:

• Aamjiwnaang First Nation
• Caldwell First Nation
• Chippewas of the Thames First Nation
• Kettle and Stony Point First Nation
• Eelūnaapèewii Lahkèewiit Delaware Nation
• Munsee Delaware First Nation
• Oneida Nation of the Thames
• Bkejwanong Territory

📝 To apply: Submit an essay (up to 2,000 words), reference letter, most recent transcripts, and complete Western’s Student Declaration of Indigenous Citizenship or Membership.

Only complete application packages will be reviewed.

🔗 Full details and application requirements:
https://indigenous.uwo.ca/students/financial-supports/local-first-nations-scholarship-program.html

Questions? Contact Donna Noah at [email protected].