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Mōrena

Mōrena World! We are learning so much about the Maori culture and language- our brains are growing and as Ayn said today, "Sometimes it...

A pōwhiri (called a pōhiri in eastern dialects, and pronounced pōwiri in the Taranaki-Wanganui area) is a Māori welcoming ceremony...

After a 3:45am wakeup on Friday, February 19th followed by a 3 hour flight to Vancouver, a 10 hour layover at Vancouver airport and a 14...

We made it to Winnipeg and the Kekeenamawkayo Conference is now in full swing! This morning officially kicked off with keynote speaker...

On Tuesday, the KERC staff travelled to Saugeen Nation, where we completed assessments, spent time in the Kindergarten class and held a...

#Conferences

Levelled libraries are a key component to a successful literacy program. They allow students to access text at a level that they are...

February 19th is fast approaching! Sandra Bighead, Mary Angees and myself will be embarking on a teacher-learning opportunity like no...

I grew up with folk singing parents, so whenever someone says to me "Slow down", I sing the first line of this Simon & Garfunkel song....

Kwayaciiwin Education Resource Centre (KERC) has many ways in which we support the education of students in the North. One resource...