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January 2025 Newsletter

Gilakas'la, All of us a the GN School hope everyone had a great holiday season and want to wish our community a great 2025! I can't believe that with the end of January, we have officially passed the half point of the school year! For a mobile-friendly reader, click...

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Nov-Dec 2024 Newsletter

It's hard to believe that three months of school have already flown by! We've officially wrapped up our first term, and before we know it, the holiday break will be here. This semester has been a wonderful journey of learning and growth, and we're incredibly proud of...

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October 2024 Newsletter

Gilakas'la, Life at Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw School is always bustling with activity! In October, we successfully hosted the Scholastic Book Fair, conducted our annual BC Shakeout Drill for earthquake preparedness, and celebrated Halloween with great enthusiasm. The...

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My son missing every single person he has talking with when he was staying with my mom for 6 months February im hoping we move up there

Yesterday, we gathered as a school and community to honour our residential school survivors, their families, and the children who never returned home.

Our students have been spending time over the past couple of weeks learning about residential schools and Truth and Reconciliation in age-appropriate ways. This learning, however, is not something that happens at our school on just one day or during one week. These conversations and teachings continue throughout the school year as our students learn about their history, culture, families, and community.

We are especially grateful to the Survivors and Elders who share their experiences and stories with our students. Their voices and teachings make this learning meaningful and help our students understand the history of their own families and community.

G̱ilakas'la to everyone who joined us for our assembly and community walk, and to our students and staff for showing such respect throughout the day.

Every Child Matters. 🧡
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Yesterday, we gathered as a school and community to honour our residential school survivors, their families, and the children who never returned home.Our students have been spending time over the past couple of weeks learning about residential schools and Truth and Reconciliation in age-appropriate ways. This learning, however, is not something that happens at our school on just one day or during one week. These conversations and teachings continue throughout the school year as our students learn about their history, culture, families, and community.We are especially grateful to the Survivors and Elders who share their experiences and stories with our students. Their voices and teachings make this learning meaningful and help our students understand the history of their own families and community.G̱ilakasla to everyone who joined us for our assembly and community walk, and to our students and staff for showing such respect throughout the day.Every Child Matters. 🧡Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

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Did y’all make adult sized orange shirts this year??? I love that kwikw made an appearance 🦅🧡

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