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- Title: stl’ul’iqulh ni’ ’u tthu skwoulew’t-hw ni’ ’utl’ yuxwula’us | Children at the Kuper Island School
- Title spoken by: Pul-hwuletse’ | Wayne Charlie
- Description: Children participating in a spelling bee at the Kuper Island School.
(Published 06 June 1958).
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- Speaker/Story Teller: Pul-hwuletse’ | Wayne Charlie
- Date of recording:
- Listen to the recording in Hul’q’umi’num’:
tl’ul’iqulh ni’ ‘u tthu skwoulew’t-hw ni’ ‘utl’ yuxwula’us | Children at the Kuper Island Indian Residential school
- stl’ul’iqulh ni’ ‘u tthu skwoulew’t-hw ni’ ‘utl’ yuxwula’us.
These are children at the Kuper Island school. - ‘upeenu ‘i’ kw’ na’nuts’a’ stl’ul’iqulh sq’uq’a’stum ‘u tthu hun’utum’ spelling bee.
There are 11 children participating in a spelling bee. - ni’ yuhw tus tthu ‘imushlhne’tun.
This is on account of the visitors. - hay ‘ul’ qux stl’ul’iqulh ni’ulh sulsulq’ ‘i’ kwekwi’ ni’ ‘u tthey’ skwoulew’t-hw.
Many of the children were very lonely and hungry. Made it hard to study at school. - sisuw’ tl’uxw hard kwus yu ta’tul’ustus kwthu ni’ swi’wuste’wut.
And this made it very hard to learn what they were shown.
Key information
- Time period or Date: 1958
- Theme(s): Education, Children,
- Location: Kuper Island
- Source info (type – name): Newspaper — Cowichan Leader
- Photographer credit: Leader Staff Photo
- Individuals identified: Not Specified
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