Memory of Kamloops Honored by Roblin and Goose Lake Students
Grade 7 and 8 students at Roblin Elementary School honor the Kamloops deaths while Goose Lake High students place orange shirts on posts at the school lawn. The display underscores a regional remembrance for Indigenous children who died and the broader child welfare concern.
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Students honor 215 Indigenous children in Kamloops find
Roblin students and staff from Goose Lake High and Roblin Elementary observed a reconciliation moment after learning about the 215 Indigenous children buried in an open Kamloops gravesite. They placed orange shirts on the school lawn to symbolize grief and called for Indigenous studies and truth in history.
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Roblin Elementary School
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