Welcome
Little Red River Board of Education
Little Red River Board of Education (LRRBE), prides itself on our dedication to nurturing the educational journey of our Iindigenous youth in the Little Red River Cree Nation.
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Enrolled Students
New Education Buildings in 2023
Schools
Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Support Staff
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Our Academic Programs & Sports
Mathematics:
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Calculus
- Statistics
Science:
- Biology
- Earth Science
- Environmental Science
- Chemistry
- Physics
Language Arts/English:
- Reading
- Writing
- Grammar
- Literature
- Language Skills
Social Studies/History:
- Canadian History
- World History
- Geography
- Civics
- Government
Arts:
- Visual Arts
- Art History
- Photography
- Preforming Arts (music, drama, dance)
Health/Welness Education:
- Physical Health
- Mental Health
- Nutrition
- General Wellness
- Physical fitness incorporating sportsmanship, and teamwork.
Computer Science:
- Computer Literacy
- Basic Programming
- Digital Skills
- Online Safety
- Career and Technical Education (CTE):
- Woodworking
- Automotive Technology
- Culinary Art
- Graphic Design
- and much more…
Sports:
- Basketball: Includes teams for both boys and girls, often with different age divisions.
- Baseball/Softball: Provides opportunities for children to learn and play either baseball or softball.
- Ice Hockey: Provides instruction in hockey techniques and opportunities for competitive matches.
- Volleyball: Typically offered for both boys and girls, with variations like beach volleyball in some regions.
- Wrestling: Provides instruction in wrestling techniques and opportunities for competitive matches.
Cree Language and Culture Program
Cree Program Highlights:
- Passing down Elder teachings for generations.
- Instilling pride and identity in youth as Woodland Cree people.
- Teaching nehiyaw language and culture.
- Fostering values of respect and gratitude.
- Learning from Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and community.
Program Evolution:
- Establishment of curriculum over 20 years ago.
- Recent expansion into Land-Based Learning Curriculum.
- Creation of learning materials for all grade levels.
- Preservation of Elder teachings through videos.
- Ongoing development towards comprehensive resources for Cree Language and Culture curriculum.
Cultural Immersion:
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- Fox Lake cultural camp facility visits.
- Hands-on cultural activities led by Elders.
- Skills demonstrations and knowledge sharing.
Community Collaboration:
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- Development of Spoken Word Guide.
- Creation of Nature field guide.
- Hosting events like Culture Week.
Gratitude and Recognition:
- Humble responsibility of teaching children.
- Grateful for family and community support.
- Acknowledgment of the dedication and contributions of program staff and volunteers.
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