With the massive explosion in students population and interest; and in tune with various societal challenges; the need to add on Yoruba heritage knowledge becomes imperative. Thus, the restructuring and widening of the scope of the school bring about the new Yoruba Heritage and Language school Inc in 2020.
The school runs modules curriculum-based programs which are duly accredited and regulated by appropriate arms of the Ministry of Education and supervised by both the Saskatchewan Association of International Languages (SAIL) with coordination support from Saskatchewan Intercultural Organization (SIA) in a classroom contact-based model.