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“It’s really about bringing us together with the community, to be hand-in-hand, as we walk together in reconciliation,” says Christie Pace, EPS Indigenous Relations Advisor.

Hand in Hand
A Step towards Reconciliation

To honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Edmonton Police Service held a special event with Boyle Street Education Centre (BSEC). 

With over 90% of its students being Indigenous, BSEC integrates cultural teachings with essential services.

Students, staff, and police officers, reflected on the impact of the residential school system, made crafts, and took part in fun activities, like three-on-three basketball and a dunk-a-cop tank.
 
“I would love for the students and school to just walk away feeling they can have a relationship with the Edmonton Police. That is really one of the things I hope we can achieve going forward.”
 
A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped make this day such a success.

We got you.

BSEC provides an integrated learning experience. Teachers and staff are deeply committed to your success. We combine traditional learning with in-depth, hands-on learning opportunities. We make being at school that much easier.

You won’t be doing this alone – we provide the support and services you need to succeed.

At BSEC, we provide students a space free from harm – no matter your identity, ethnicity, gender or sexuality – we welcome you home.

Be careful – you might get inspired!

Conventional schools are often described as “different” – our students understand this isn’t always true. Our students may have faced trauma, loss, and abuse but they’re also strong and beautiful.

At BSEC, we offer something truly different – a trauma-informed, reconciliation-first approach. We accept our students for who they are, meet them where they’re at, and nourish and heal their spirits.

ᑕᐋᐧᐤ tawâw

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