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“The impact of this initiative has been profound. As each student proudly donned their pink shirt, a wave of unity and compassion spread throughout the school among other students, classes, and staff members. This program fostered an atmosphere where kindness can be the norm and actively practiced.” – Mr. Larson

The Sturgeon Lake Youth Conference 2024 was organized and hosted by the youth of Sturgeon Lake First Nation.

The biggest takeaway from the day was to be kind to everyone, as one never knows what others may be going through.

The two-day mini camp was filled with fun and educational activities centered around diversity, perseverance, discrimination, and friendship.

Kids could hang out, charge their phones, and read nice messages. There were also tattoos, snacks, and games for kids to play.

It was a day filled with fun, creativity, and intentional instruction on friendship and kindness, and the lessons learned were invaluable.

he Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) at Riffel High School has been running for three years now. What started as a space for 2SLGBTQIA+ students to socialize, support, and celebrate their identities has grown into a group that wants to fundraise, spread awareness, and have fun.

An ELA 9 unit at Englefeld School, called “Conflicts, Challenges, Issues and Choices – Doing the Right Thing,” inspired students to make a real-world impact on their community.

The group aims to foster a positive and inclusive school environment for all students.

At Lakeview Elementary School, students are learning the value of kindness through a unique project called ‘Clusters of Kindness’. The project involves groups of students delivering flowers to anonymous strangers, with the goal of promoting altruism and brightening someone’s day.