Students from Xit’olacw Community School and Pemberton Secondary School participated in a day long workshop on November 21, utilizing the games and exercises of Theatre for Living to explore what reconciliation means. Me personally? Stage-shy. So I can't think of anything more vulnerable than playing improv theatre games. Doing that on highly-charged topics like reconciliation - wow. Hats off to … Continue reading Reconciliation in stop motion
Richard Wagamese's new novel, Medicine Walk, was declared "one of the 10 books you need to read this spring" by CBC. Wagamese is also the author of Indian Horse, a book that comes with the endorsement of Chief Lucinda Phillips (reviewed recently on this blog). He will be giving a free presentation at Mt Currie's Xet'olacw … Continue reading Medicine Walk author Richard Wagamese to talk in Mt Currie, Oct 1, 5pm (Free)
A Community Information Meeting is being planned for March 3, 2014 at Xet’olacw Community School, for all parents of Xet’olacw Community School Students Dinner provided at 6:00 p.m. Prizes Information Tables Mount Currie Board of Education Members will be presenting how our students are achieving. Presenting Statistics on: Reading Writing Numeracy Student Attendance Statistics will show our School … Continue reading Lil’wat Community Information Meeting, March 3
To the grads of Pemberton Secondary School and the Xetolacw Community School, congratulations! A few words of wisdom to launch you on the next chapter of your lives from, none other than, Oprah. There is no such thing as failure. "It doesn't matter how far you might rise, you are bound to stumble. You will … Continue reading Shout Out: Class of 2013
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