TORONTO Students at Wandering Spirit School in Toronto’s east end are learning Ojibwe. “It helped me to connect to who I am and my culture,” said Grade 3 student Jovani Sherwood. Jovani’s schoolmates feel the same. “I think it’s fun and it’s think it’s easier for me to do than French,” said Grade 6 student Kasmina Providence. In addition to Ojibwe, students are learning yoga at the same time. Amy White is their teacher. She learned the language to honour her late grandmother - Eliza White - a survivor of the residential school system. The teacher decided to learn Ojibwe after high-school to fill the missing piece of her identity and to continue her grandmothers legacy.