All components contribute to a learning environment which promotes the physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual growth of the students. To provide a high school education which provides a rigorous and intensive academic programme that is culturally appropriate and enhances Native identity, self-esteem, confidence and the Native way of life. Wiingashk Secondary School began in September 1991 as a community-based demonstration pilot project, operated as a joint venture between the London Board of Education, the provincial Ministry of Education and the Ontario Federation of Friendship Centres. Programs are available for students from grades 9 to 12. The students take three classes together as a group, including Physical Education, Native Studies and Personal Life Management.
Students work at their own pace on an individual basis in math and english.