Holy Trinity School gathered as a community to participate in a Catholic Education Week Mass. Together, they listened to Father Sam speak about the promises that we make to God.Thank you to Mr. Gauthier’s Grade 5/6 class who led us in todays celebration.Thank you for Ms. Skelly and Ms. Hoeg’s students who led us in song. As well as our School Superintendent Ms. Bedard, and Mrs. Henry who led us in song. Students also created hearts and promises to God that decorated the main gym as well as the large cross on the wall.
Category: Programs
Students complete DELF Testing for 2018
Our Secondary students had a successful day of DELF testing at the CEC on May 8, 2018. DELF (Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française) are official diplomas awarded by the French National Ministry of Education.
St. Charles College completes outstanding production of Aladdin Jr!
SCC launched their production of Aladdin Jr. from May 1 – May 5 and were met with outstanding reactions from audiences! The group were thrilled with all of their performances and loved being able to bring the story to life!
Life Skills Students at St. Benedict
Life Skills Students at St. Benedict have been completing a variety of programs to give back to the planet! The class is in charge of the school’s recycling program and they have also initiated a water awareness campaign in which students sold reusable water bottles and made posters to explain the importance of using refillable water bottles! They will also complete a School yard clean up later in the Spring, encouraging their community to get involved!
St. James students care for baby chicks in their classrooms!
St. James students are looking after feathered friends to learn how to care for them! Dedicated Kindergarten teachers go to the school on Saturdays and Sundays to take care of the chicken, duck and quail eggs in the classroom incubators. The students have begun to spend time with the chicks in their classrooms and are excited to interact with them more in coming weeks!
Sudbury Catholic Students Awarded as 2018 Stars of Excellence!
On Monday, April 23 the Final Concert of the Kiwanis Music Festival recognized the outstanding festival performances of many of our students!
Many students won individual awards for their vocal and instrumental performances! The Sudbury Catholic Schools Band was awarded Top Elementary School Concert Band, while the Marymount Academy Brass Quartet was awarded for for Secondary School Brass Ensemble!
We wish to congratulate all the participants in this year’s Kiwanis festival on a job well done! View all the participants in this year’s festival at the following link
Immaculate Conception students do their part to keep the environment clean and green!
Mrs Hayden’s Grade 1/2 class at Immaculate Conception showed they are caring, Catholic citizens by cleaning up the school yard today in celebration of Earth Day. They encourage everyone to do their part and pitch in to keep our Earth clean and healthy!
Students at St. James put a focus on the planet to celebrate Earth Day!
Grade 2 French Immersion students at St. James spent the day learning about nature and how to protect our planet. Earth Day was celebrated in Mrs Bozic’s class and students are spreading the message that we all need to be stewards of the Earth. They made beautiful bookmarks as well.
Getting cultured with IMAX in their language of study
All grades 7 to 12 French Immersion students at St. Benedict Catholic School were using their French speaking and listening skills in the Imax Theatre at Science North this week.
The students were there to watch Météo Extreme 3D. The 2016 National Geographic film explores the collapse of glaciers, massive wildfires and deadly tornadoes.
This event is part of a Heritage Fund grant from the federal government this year to support French culture and heritage.
French Immersion teacher, Lisa Adler says “Thanks to the funding, the event gave the students a wonderful opportunity to embrace their bilingualism and celebrate French culture. It was enriching and encouraged them to learn French in a new context.”
Other events planned include a French café in the new Learning Commons at the school.