Program: Life-Long Learning - Oneida Education Centre
Organization: Oneida Nation of the Thames
Description of Services: Education programs for members of the community
 
Child Care Centre Licensed child care for the Oneida Community
 
Language and Culture Program Programs to preserve the Oneida language and culture * Oneida language instruction and translation * development of language resource materials * development and promotion of traditional and contemporary cultural practices
 
Oneida Nation Head Start Program designed to promote school readiness for preschool children living in the community * daily half-day childcare programs that promote:
  • social support
  • early childhood health and wellbeing
  • Oneida language and culture
  • nutrition
  • parent and child engagement
  • educational opportunities
 
Standing Stone School Community school * Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6
  • Follow the regular Ontario curriculum with Oneida cultural component 
  • Early Years classroom follow full-day kindergarten model with classroom teacher and a certified early childhood educator or educational assistant 
Daily Oneida language instruction and cultural programming
Requirements
Fees: Free
Eligibility - Population(s) Served: Oneida Citizens and residents of the Oneida Settlement
Application: Call to register
Accessibility: Not Wheelchair Accessible      Not Wheelchair Accessible
Languages: English
Area(s) Served: Oneida First Nations
Contact Information
Phone Numbers: 519-652-1580
Fax: 519-652-3219
Website: oneida.on.ca/life-long-learning-2/
Address: 2213 Elm Ave
Southwold, ON
N0L 2G0
Map
Intersection: Ball Park Rd and Elm Ave
Location: Southwest Middlesex
Hours: Hours vary * call ahead
Executives: Bette Summers - Life Long Learning Administrator
bette.summers@oneida.on.ca
Brenda Antone - Senior Administrative Assistant
brenda.antone@oneida.on.ca

About Us

Oneida Nation of the Thames operates of the Great Law, through spirituality, history, language, culture and traditions in order to retain identity and values.


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