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Abbalak Thunderswift Memorial School serves as the primary educational institution for Little Grand Rapids First Nation, a public First Nations school offering programs from Nursery through Grade 10. Located along the shores of Family Lake in Little Grand Rapids, Manitoba (R0B 0V0), on Indian Reserve land, it provides a safe, welcoming environment that integrates classrooms, cultural program spaces, a gymnasium, and areas for hands-on, land-based learning.[1][2] The school follows the Manitoba provincial curriculum, delivered in a bilingual English program enriched with Ojibwe language instruction and cultural teachings. Elders and community members actively contribute to traditional knowledge sharing, fostering a blend of strong academics and cultural identity to prepare students for post-secondary education, trades, or community roles.[1][2] Its mission emphasizes holistic growth, where learning, culture, and community converge to develop confident, capable, and proud members of the Nation. The school hosts cultural gatherings, seasonal feasts, sports events, and celebrations, positioning it as the community's heart while honoring Indigenous traditions and values.[1][5] As part of the Lake Winnipeg School Bundle Initiative, a new 4,092 square-metre K-12 facility is under development through a partnership with Indigenous Services Canada and the First Nation, enhancing local education access.[3][4] Student enrollment details are not publicly specified.[1][2]