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Our Intermediate Girls’ Volleyball Team took home the Stouffville Cup!
On Thursday November 7th, our Intermediate Girls’ Volleyball team competed in the Stouffville Cup Tournament and played with great skills and heart!
A big thank you to their coaches Ms. Mayme and Ms. Lee for giving them so many opportunities to hone their volleyball skills, and to all the parents for cheering them on. Go Lions Go!
Love Box Project for MSH
Here at St. Mark, the Luke 4:18 club is spearheading a new project: the Love Box Project. This is an event that will be taking place from November 25th to December 6th, 2019.
Students are asked to bring in small gifts for young patients at Markham Stouffville Hospital. We also ask that the items be new, and that no food products be donated. The love boxes
Congratulations to our Spook-A-Thon Winners!
Congratulations to our prize winners for the halloween Fundraiser.
Together we raised over $7500 for our Annual Fundraiser! The money will be allocated toward upgrading our technology in the gym.
This year, we will purchase several good quality microphones so that we can clearly hear and enjoy our talented students during their various performances! Should we make additional money through other ... Continue reading "Congratulations to our Spook-A-Thon Winners!"
Parent French Immersion Information Night
On November 28 2019, parents are invited to attend a presentation about the French Immersion program, starting at 7 pm in the library.
BRAVE Presentations at St. Mark
On October 28 and 29, our students will participate in Bullying Awareness and Prevention workshops, ran by BRAVE. Following last year’s successful presentations, we have invited them back to review some material from level 1, and to move up our junior and intermediate students to level 2. Assertive communication is the key.
For our younger students, BRAVE will introduce them to “Brave the ... Continue reading "BRAVE Presentations at St. Mark"
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Active Routes to School. Move more, move better.
Discover the physical, mental, and academic benefits when you choose to walk to school. Visit Ontario Active School Travel for more information on the benefits of active school travel and iWalk Month.
Daily Physical Activity for Health and Well-being
A new school year brings changes in routines, bringing with it moments that can be both exciting or stressful. Remember to include physical activity during the day for positive effects on physical, mental and emotional health.
For more information visit ParticipACTION.