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KANANASKIS, AB, Jan. 12, 2017 /CNW/ - Hundreds of participants, with student representation from 20 Alberta and B.C. schools will gather on Stoney/Nakoda traditional land to discover how lessons from Indigenous teachings can contribute to a healthy school community.
"Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow — they have a great untapped potential for responsible leadership today." - Brendtro, Brokenleg and Van Brockern
Students, teachers and health professionals will explore resilience as a path to healthy school communities, and leave with philosophical foundations and practical tools that positively support resilience in youth. Participants are part of the movement to inspire wellness as a priority in schools, recognizing that healthy students are better learners.
What you'll see during the workshop:
The workshop is hosted by Ever Active Schools in conjunction with the 8th annual school health conference, Shaping the Future. Ever Active Schools is a government of Alberta cross-ministerial initiative that assists schools in creating and sustaining healthy, active school communities.
Media availability details:
DATE: |
Wednesday January 25, 2017 |
TIME: |
9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. |
LOCATION: |
Olympic Ballroom, Delta Lodge Kananaskis Conference Centre, 1 Centennial Drive, Kananaskis Village, AB T0L 2H0 |
SOURCE Ever Active Schools
For media inquiries or to book an interview, contact: Brian Torrance, Ever Active Schools, Phone: 780.298.2341, Email: [email protected]
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