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We leanrt that Orange Shirt day is a special day to remeber the Indigeonous that were in residential schools. Some survived, and some didn't.
We think that the cruelty and injustice that was pu t upon the young and innocent kids is indecribable.
Children were stripped and out into different clothing. THey were forced to speak only English and were hit if they didn't follow the rules.
Their family tradiotons wre forgotten and they didn't remeber their past.
When they came home, parents couldn't remmeber their kids. Kids couldn't remmebr their parents and bonds and everlasting relationships were broken.

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is a colour that is good for what happend.............

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its not good for all the parents and kids that whent throughtbecause they lost thier spirits and will take many generation to fix

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we learned that kids got taken to residential schools in cattle trucks

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we learned that the last residential school was closed in 1996 and we also learned that the indigenous people had to stay at the school for 300 sleeps. if any indigenous children died at the school usually the parents didn't find out until summer.

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that i feel bad about the kids getting taken away from there family

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that i feel bad about the kids getting taken away from there family

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Leandro Dax

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Residential schools are the worst thing that happened to the indigenous people.The worst part is that the government couldn't see what was happening and countless lives where lost.I can't believe the government did this and the fact that the people there were mistreated.I hope our country finds more ways to help the indigenous and spread THEIR culture.This is a part of Canada we can't erase but we can replace.Our country should be known for including different cultures and not replacing them.:)

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it ruined a bunch of kid spirits

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that kids got buried behind the residential schools

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Brayden

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orange shirt day is an very important day to everyone

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we learned that a lot of indigenous ch ildren were sent away against there will.Forced to go to a residential that striped them from there culture.residential schools were around for a very long time and only stopped around 1997.one of the teachers in the school worked at a residential school.if a child did not go to the residential school there parents would go to jail.
Evelynne, Demitra

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- wear an orange shirt to support children and people who have gone through the devastating experience of going to a residental school.

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I learned that indigenous people were forced away from their family for 300 days at a time and some of them couldn't even go home.  

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I learned that indigenous people were forced away from their family for 300 days at a time and some of them couldn't even go home.  

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Morgan and Lysha
THE GIRLS IN THE BACK (hi)

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Orange Shirt Day began in 2013 as a result of residential school survivor Phyllis Jack Webstad discussing her experience when she arrived at a residential school. Webstad shared her story at a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission (SJM) residential school commemoration event held in Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada, in the spring of 2013.[1] On her first day at residential school Phyllis had her new orange shirt taken away from her. Phyllis' experience is used today to teach students about residential schools and their assimilationpractices.

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We as a class have learned about the terrible things that have happened over the years to innocent children. In our class every year we wright about something that we wish that we could change. Many of the people wright about how the schools would of never existed. But it helps us not to repeat the mistakes that Canada has done in the past. We hope that one day there will be no country ever has so go through the same thing.

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Orange Shirt Day/ Carys, Quinn, Isabelle

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Orange Shirt Day/ Carys, Quinn, Isabelle

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wear orange. We learnd that the last residential school was closed in 1996, also that many people were affected and it will take 7 generations for them to heal. We also learned that most kids that went there thought it was going to be a good experience but it was devestating instead

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Learnings/Thoughts for Orange Shirt Day by Téa and Agam (Da bestt)

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Learnings/Thoughts for Orange Shirt Day by Téa and Agam (Da bestt)

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We learnt that Orange Shirt day is a special day to remember the Indigeonous peoples that were in residential schools. Some survived, and some didn't.
We think that the cruelty and injustice that was put upon the young and innocent kids is indecribable.
Children were stripped and out into different clothing. THey were forced to speak only English ,and were given new names,and were hit if they didn't follow the rules.
Their family tradiotons wre forgotten and they didn't remeber their past.
When they came home, parents couldn't remmeber their kids. Kids couldn't remmebr their parents and bonds and everlasting relationships were broken.
Thses devasting experiences were only closed in 1996.
What does an ornage shirt have to do with these , you might think?
It was based on an experience for Phyllis Webstad. Before Phyllis left, her grandmother bought her an orange shirt. When she got to school ,she was stripped and lost that orange shirt forever

WE will always remember orange shirt day as a serious and sad topic and those who were hurt.