Kids Cowichan Family Resource Guide
January 21st was a big day John fished the rough out of the outside of the canoe, notched the q'lhan / bow and the ile'uq / stern for the extentions and began hollowing out the log.
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January 7th was a productive day John Finished one gunnel and one side of the canoe. Students had the opportunity to see how traditional and contemporary tool are both used together. On Wednesday John used D-Adz, Slick, Chainsaw and the Power Planer.
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Yun’ye’num Spe’uth Snuhwulh / Laughing Bear Canoe Update December 17th was another great day at Chemainus Secondary. Much of the chainsaw work on the outside of the canoe is completed and hand tools were used to shape the bottom and start on the gunnels. Thank you to Mr. Miller, Mr. Dugas, Mrs. Baker and Ms. Hittinger for bringing their classes down to be a part of the process.
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Helping our students transition from one school to another…
The purpose of this site is to help First Nations, Métis and Inuit students with their transitions from one educational stage to the next. The Transitions project supports First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) Students in School and Career Success. The idea for this website emerged from the Ontario…
Information for Parents/Guardians
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September 3, 2013
Uy’skweyul siem nu siiye’yu!
Tawnshi! Nimeytaen ainwapimitan!
Welcome to another year of growth and learning. Aboriginal education (ABED) is a diverse
and vibrant department where we celebrate the gifts, strengths and identity of our students and families and the staff who work with them. We work throughout the district to foster inclusive classrooms and schools where each and every student feels a sense of belonging and experiences academic success.
We want to tell you a little more about who we are and what we do so we have included some answers to frequently asked questions below. You can also visit our website at http://abed.sd79.bc.ca or join our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ABEDsd79. We hope that you will make contact with the ABED staff at your school this year, say hi and look for ways to join us in our work.
Sincerely,
Denise Augustine Joe Rhodes
Principal of Aboriginal Education Superintendent
daugustine@sd79.bc.ca jrhodes@sd79.bc.ca
250 748 0321 ext 241 250 748 0321 ext 220
‘Ii ch ‘o’ ‘uy’ ‘ul’
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