Sheila Farnell-Luff is an educator rooted in the prairies, currently living and working in Regina, Saskatchewan. Raised in the small town of Sonningdale, Saskatchewan, Sheila went on to study at Lakeland College and the University of Regina. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Bachelor of Education, along with a Certificate in French as a Second Language.
Sheila teaches French Immersion with Regina Catholic Schools and brings a deep commitment to student-centered learning. Her educational philosophy is grounded in project-based, critically literate, and student-led approaches that empower students to think independently and engage meaningfully with the world around them.
Whether in the classroom or with her colleagues, Sheila is passionate about exploring questions of identity, language, and power. Her work is driven by a belief in education as a tool for transformation—personal, social, and political.