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September 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the 2024/25 School Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful summer! Our staff returned at the end of August, preparing to ensure a smooth start for September. Their hard work has truly paid off; we've enjoyed a fantastic few weeks getting to know your children...
May/June 2023 Newsletter
I can't believe this will be the last newsletter submission of the year. June is already here and we started this month with a new school event! We had our first GN outdoor soccer tournament last week. The weather cooperated and students enjoyed a wonderful afternoon...
April 2023 Newsletter
We are back from our spring break and things are moving along nicely! We are excited to see what the third term brings and we hope with improved weather we can start to enjoy the outdoors in the final two months. At the end of March, we finished our second term on a...
Check out this great opportunity! The Bak̕wa̱mk̕ala Immersion Program runs Monday-Thursday September 2026 to April 2027 8:30am to 4pm. It is equivalent to a first year at university and is accredited by Simon Fraser University. Students who complete the program are conversational in Bak̕wa̱mk̕ala, and have the tools to continue to build their proficiency in the language.
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We are deeply grateful for the lasting impact that Gertude Walkus has made at our school. She shared her love and knowledge generously, instilling a sense of pride, belonging and connection in our youth. "Granny Gertie" will be dearly missed by our staff and students. We continue to keep the community in our hearts at this difficult time.❤️
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My Heartfelt Condolences Goes Out To You All in your Time of Need, Gertrude was a Very Special Lady I didn't know her that well, but she was a Beautiful Woman who was full if Smiles and Hellos, Rest in Sweet Heavenly Peace Gertude Walkus, Until We Meet Again, Love & Great Prayers Sent Out To You All
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My gran really did love the kids and working at the school. She'd tell me all the time about her days up there and how much she loves you all and the students who were always listening and willing to learn. Gilakas'la.