Please be advised that there will be no classes after lunch on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, for both Elementary and High School students, due to the funeral of Anisabeth Kaiya Danis Waswa (Beardy). Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.

The school will be organizing a Winnipeg Goose Hunting Trip for High School Students from March 28 to April 1, 2026. Trip Schedule: March 28: Departure from school and travel to Winnipeg March 30 & 31: Goose hunting activities April 1: Travel back to Round Lake Students are advised to come well-prepared and dress warmly, bringing insulated rubber boots, jackets, and ski pants suitable for outdoor conditions. The trip will be led by Bentley Kakekayash, our Land-Based Worker. Thank you for your cooperation and support.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Visit the school for the information on the enrollment process, required documents, and contact detail

Explore our Academic Programs Page for details on curriculum, courses, and extracurricular activities.

Check the School Calendar for updates on events, holidays, and important dates.

Learn about counseling, special education programs, and resources on the Student Support Services Page.

Find opportunities to volunteer and engage with the school community on our Get Involved P

Stay connected through newsletters, emails, and parent-teacher conferences. Details on the Parent-TeacCommunication Page.

Information about transportation, including bus schedules, can be found on the Transportation Page.

Visit the Contact Us Page for phone numbers, email addresses, and the school's physical address.

- Prioritizing student safety, details on protocols can be found on the Safety and Security Page.

Feel free to contact us for any other questions or assistance. Your engagement is essential in making North Caribou Lake First Nation School a thriving educational community.