St. Mary Catholic Elementary School
Striving For Excellence
St. Mary School will be holding its annual fundraiser through our Halloween Dance-a-thon. This school-based fundraiser will support Technology, Literacy, Numeracy and other school related initiatives. All proceeds from this fundraising event will benefit our students in many ways.
This is our ONE major school-wide fundraiser and is a “Tax Deductible Donation” fundraiser. The major ... Continue reading ""
Mark Your Calendars:
October 3-5 – Thanksgiving Food Drive
October 3-5 – Order Hot Lunches
October 6 – Thanksgiving Mass celebrated by Fr. Ignacio and organized by Mrs. Liegghio’s, Mr. Leo’s and Mr. Manna’s classes
October 10th – Happy Thanksgiving
October 14th – Cross Country Meet at Bruce’s Mill (Parents are welcome to attend) ... Continue reading "Mark Your Calendars – October Events"
We are happy to offer the following lunch options:
Interested parents/guardians should log on to their child’s School-Day account to purchase hot lunches for Term ... Continue reading "Hot Lunch Orders"
It is our pleasure to introduce the St. Mary 2022-2023 Catholic School Council.
Chair – Valentina Cestra
Co-Chair – Christina Santoro
Secretary – Fiorella Lubertacci
Treasurer- Karina Elizondo-Piccirillo
OAPCE Rep – Ana Paula De Souza
Members at Large
Julia Berlingieri
Francesca Bruno
Rosa D’Amico ... Continue reading "Introducing the Catholic School Council 2022-2023"
On Wednesday, September 28th, students, staff, parents/guardians are invited to wear purple to help raise awareness on the impact of concussions and head injuries. We will recognize Rowan’s Law Day by educating and engaging in activities that increase awareness about concussions and share Rowan Stringer’s story. Rowan’s favourite colour was purple, so we are asking staff and students to wear purple ... Continue reading "Wear Purple for Rowan’s Law Day"
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 "Day of Truth and Reconciliation – Orange Shirt Day"
