A look at a Winnipeg school’s Cree and Ojibwe program, five years later | APTN News
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2022
- It's been more than five years since the Isaac Brock School in Winnipeg first started its Cree and Ojibwe program.
APTN News visited the school to get an inside look at the program and check on the progress the school has made.
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Beautiful.
❤️❤️
my old school now im grade 11 left since grade 7
Ms g !!!!!
THIS IS MY SCHOOL (grade 3 Rm 12 and 9/1 years old
I want to see Indigenous languages taught in EVERY canadian public school. / Or do we need Indigenous built and lead schools. Can we have both. I think so. It'd be AWESOME.
That would be great, but not likely to happen at all. Even in Sask., it was proposed to work at a Indigenous run casino, for workers to learn an Indigenous language. It was rejected, none other, than the Indigenous elders. Most of course did not and were not willing to learn an Indigenous language. It wasn't even school, but a missed opportunity to improve qualifications.