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Sharing Culture
In an effort to build a positive relationship with the area’s First Nation communities, Grade 8 students at John Paul II Collegiate recently went on a tour to Sweetgrass First Nation. The visit started on the morning of Oct. 3, with chief and council meeting the students and explaining their role in the community. Students later visited the band office, school and health clinic and had lunch at a local elder’s house that included soup and bannock. Photos submitted
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As JPII’s Shalen Fox reports: “John Paul II has 35 per cent First Nation and Métis student population in our school, this allows for our whole school to learn the history and have better understanding of First Nation history. Being on the reserve opened the eyes of all our students and they learned first hand where our First Nation students are coming from.” The school expresses thanks to Sweetgrass First Nation for allowing their students to come see it first hand, and to Trina Albert for helping organize.
