By relating common day activities such as hunting and fishing to the scientific method of observation, the students are show that historically, survival depended on the powers of scientific observation. To highlight the value of traditional teachings, math, science and health today, and to promote the value of holistic educational experiences. Many of today's Native youth feel that they must forget their traditions if they are to pursue a career in health or science. By introducing the students to elders and scholars with a strong sense of traditional values, the students are shown how science and Native traditions actively complement each other. To de-mystify scientific concepts by highlighting the importance of a basic understanding of fundamental scientific principles.
Many students believe a career in science is out of their reach.
Once the basic concepts of the sciences are revealed, students are able to eliminate their perceptions of difficulty. To provide hands-on experience with lab equipment, computers and biological materials. The students experience a typical laboratory in first year biology, chemistry, physics, and computer science, This is to familiarize the students with quality of work which will be expected of them in the health and science fields. To encourage and promote health and other math and sciences related careers. Tours of various health and scientific facilities within Regina and surrounding area provide the students with a wide range of career opportunities available after graduation.