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The Centre supports the learning of youth and adults throughout their school career by providing spaces for the development of their knowledge and skills.
Various after-school activities are offered throughout the school year for primary school children (5-8 and 9-12 years old) that allow them to socialise and develop a sense of belonging to the group. These activities also allow them to review certain academic concepts through play. Another objective is to explore and discover as the children are introduced to culture, sports, music, science, nature and technology.
On pedagogical days, the Centre offers fun activities and outings for primary and secondary school students. The activities are diversified to meet the interests of as many people as possible and vary throughout the year.
Summer programming will be available in June.
The Centre’s team offers parents the opportunity to obtain individual and personalised help and support in their child’s schooling and in relations with the school environment.
The Centre collaborates with external partners to offer individual support to children with learning difficulties.
At the end of the school year, the Val-d’Or Indigenous Friendship Centre hosts the Mëmëgwashi Gala, a prestigious event celebrating student retention, from kindergarten to university. This evening of recognition and shared pride is also a cultural and artistic event for the whole family.
Various after-school activities are offered throughout the school year for primary school children (5-8 and 9-12 years old) that allow them to socialise and develop a sense of belonging to the group. These activities also allow them to review certain academic concepts through play. Another objective is to explore and discover as the children are introduced to culture, sports, music, science, nature and technology.
On pedagogical days, the Centre offers fun activities and outings for primary and secondary school students. The activities are diversified to meet the interests of as many people as possible and vary throughout the year.
Summer programming will be available in June.
The Centre’s team offers parents the opportunity to obtain individual and personalised help and support in their child’s schooling and in relations with the school environment.
The Centre collaborates with external partners to offer individual support to children with learning difficulties.
At the end of the school year, the Val-d’Or Indigenous Friendship Centre hosts the Mëmëgwashi Gala, a prestigious event celebrating student retention, from kindergarten to university. This evening of recognition and shared pride is also a cultural and artistic event for the whole family.
