GPFC Aboriginal Head Start

08/13/2026

06/15/2026

Now Accepting Applications for GPFC Aboriginal Head Start
Do you have an Indigenous child who is 3 or 4 years old? We are now accepting applications for our September intake! Bussing Available!

Program Highlights:
• Spaces available for children ages 3–4 years
• Two full-day classes (9:00 AM – 3:30 PM)
• Fully funded program
• Registration is now open for a September start

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

12/10/2025

🤸‍♂️ A huge THANK YOU to Grande Prairie Gymnastics! 🤸‍♀️

Our class had the BEST time visiting this month! The kids were bursting with energy and couldn’t stop jumping, rolling, climbing, and wiggling their way around the gym. ⭐️🤩

They had an absolute blast exploring the equipment—thank you for giving them such a fun and memorable day!

12/10/2025

🚒 A huge THANK YOU to the Beaverlodge Fire Department! 🚒

Our class had the BEST time visiting a couple of weeks ago! The kids were filled with energy, asking tons of questions, and their favorite part was climbing inside the fire trucks and rolling around on the floor (stop, drop and roll). 🧯❤️

Such an unforgettable experience—thank you for making their day so special!

12/10/2025

A huge thank you to the Grande Prairie City Officers who visited our class a couple of weeks ago! The children were absolutely buzzing with excitement. They had so many questions, and the highlight of the day was getting to climb inside the police cruiser. It was an unforgettable experience for them!

11/18/2025

Hiring for a Cook position here at Head Start!!

The successful candidate is responsible for helping with menu planning and daily preparation of nutritious lunches and snacks served to children ages 3 to 5 years. The cook will be required to manage the kitchen in strict compliance with Alberta Health Services and GPFC Aboriginal Head Start standar...

10/08/2025

Come show your support! This benefits all our programs.

09/30/2025

Today, the Aboriginal Head Start Program is closed in recognition of Orange Shirt Day, as we remember the children who never came home and honor those who did. The resiliency and strength of those who did are reflected in our children.