Treaty Six Science Fair
 
The fair is held annually in February and all seventeen nations participate. Le Goff School has been recognized by The Tribal Chiefs Institute for their contribution to the science fair.

Science in Motion
 
Odysium program from the Telus World of Science Center is offered every second year to coincide with the Science Fair.

Treaty Six Speech Contest
 
There are two components to the contest:
 
° English
 
° Aboriginal language – Primarily Cree or Dene. However any other language that is spoken in Treaty Six member nations languages can also participate.
 
This contest has been held annually for the past twelve years.

Dream Speakers Festival in Edmonton
 
Six students and one youth coordinator attend this conference. The students compete for the honour of attending by writing an essay explaining why they should go to the conference. The competition is open to all the youth in CFLN, regardless of the school they attend.

Sciber Mentoring Program
 
° Spokesperson– Albey Pei
 
For young girls that want to pursue education with majors in science and/or math.

Computer Training
 
Le Goff School has a computer lab set up for the student’s use. Teachers are encouraged to incorporate computer use into all subject areas.

Author for a Day
 
A program sponsored by Young Alberta Book Society. As a member of the Society, the school schedules an Alberta author to come to the to talk to students about their books.