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The coaching and video tips for week one are in the attached pdf.

The coaching and video tips for week two are in the attached pdf.

Creston Wildflower K-3 has been learning that sharing stories can be done in many ways from oral storytelling, songs, books, and even art, as well as traditional teachings using the medicine wheel or tipi rings. 

The coaching and video tips for week one are in the attached pdf.

Outlined below is another fabulous opportunity to promote health and wellness in our schools and community.

The ISPARC Indigenous Run Walk Wheel 5km program is here!

In response to the Calls for Justice from the Final Report into Missing Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit Peoples.. inspired by the Students Tending the Fire anti-racism video..

Pink Shirt Day was an idea that started out of an act of kindness. On a day in 2007, a student at a school in Nova Scotia wore a pink shirt  to school one day and was bullied and faced acts of homophobic discrimination. Two older students saw an opportunity to do something.

As we continue to learn of more unmarked graves at the sites of former Residential Schools, we wanted to share resources with schools and families that might help with learning more and sharing this information with students. 

Be gentle, walk with kindness, look after each other. 

Hello friends of SD8,

Welcome to 2022. 

We know it's been a challenging time for many of us. We wanted to share some beautiful resources to help us through these difficult times. Please check out some of our favorite holistic Indigenous Wellness resources created by Indigenous knowledge keepers and creators.