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Forest and Nature School

Forest and Nature School programs are designed to connect children to nature. The curriculum is developed by observing children’s play. When themes emerge, we use inquiry-based learning to build knowledge or solutions. Children are encouraged to interact with nature with all their senses, develop socially, build curiosities about the world, find calm, be physically active, be stewards of the land, and be in nature in safe and age-appropriate ways.

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984 PORTAGE AVE.
WINNIPEG, MB R3G 0R6

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At Momenta we teach to and lead by our values in Wînipêk, in Treaty One Territory. Treaty One was signed in 1871 by the original peoples of the territory – the Anishinaabe and Nehiyaw Peoples. Wînipêk is the heartland of the Red River Métis.

At Momenta, we commit to knowing the truth and responding to the calls to action of the Indian Residential School survivors. We are currently accountable to Calls to Action 90, 83, 11 and 13. Momenta’s Reconciliation reports are published in the annual Winnipeg Indigenous Accord which is accessible to the public from 2020 to present. We will continue to set goals with actions and lead by our responsibility for reconciliation. Miigwetch to Murray Sinclair and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada for guiding all of us to Truth & Reconciliation.

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