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This week marks Bullying Prevention and Intervention Week at St. Mary.  Please review our spirit day plan with your children.  The theme this year is, “One Kind Word”.  To continue to create a culture of inclusivity and acceptance at St. Mary, teachers will be doing many activities with students to promote bullying prevention and intervention. All classes JK/SK-Grade 8 will ... Continue reading "November 15-19 Update"

St. Mary CES will virtually gather together to pause, reflect and pray on November 11th, to commemorate Remembrance Day.  Our grade 4 students in Ms. Perry and Ms. Camerlengo’s class will lead the school in a virtual liturgy at 10:45 a.m., to give thanks for the sacrifices made, and pray for peace in the future.

We will honour those who fought for Canada ... Continue reading "Remembrance Day Liturgy"

Cardinal Carter Catholic HIgh School would like to welcome prospective grade 9 students for September 2022. To assist in the process of learning about the school and the necessary steps involved needed for registration, Cardinal Carter CHS is hosting the following event.

Virtual Open House on Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 7 p.m.  Cardinal Carter CHS will host a virtual Open House.  It ... Continue reading "Cardinal Carter Virtual Open House"

We are pleased to inform you that Tuesday, October 26th will be Picture Day at St. Mary.  Safety protocols will be followed and only individual photos will be taken.  As per the YCDSB Re-Entry Plan, students will be physically distanced and masked while they wait for their photo to be taken.  The photographer will refrain from coming close to the students to ... Continue reading "Picture Day – Tuesday, October 26th"

The week of October 17th to October 23rd has been designated as “Safety Awareness Week”.  During this week, we will be rehearsing a variety of emergency school procedures to acquaint students and staff with the precautionary steps to take in the event of such things as a warning of severe weather, an intruder or a fire evacuation.  Teachers will review these procedures ... Continue reading "Safety Awareness Week"

The Orange Shirt Day movement started in 2013 to highlight the pain and suffering of thousands of Indigenous children who were sent to residential school throughout the last century. The colour of the shirt is connected to the experience of Phyllis Webstad who was sent to Cariboo Residential School near Williams Lake, BC, in 1973.

Six -years old at the time, ... Continue reading "Orange Shirt Day – September 30"