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My Healthy Lunch Challenge
During the week of January 20th to January 24th, St. Patrick’s School will be involved in a Healthy Food Lunch Challenge. The Challenge is for students and families to pack healthy, litterless lunches based on Canada’s Food guide every day during the Challenge week. There will be a friendly competition amongst the divisions. The class per division that has the most participation will receive a ... Continue reading "My Healthy Lunch Challenge"
February-Wisdom
Love is Patient, Love is Kind.
During the Month of February we will celebrate the Virtue of Wisdom.
Aubrey Clark
St. Patrick CES is happy to welcome back Aubrey Clark. We are looking forward to hearing Aubrey’s motivational message and be inspired by his beautiful books, music and presentation. Welcome Aubrey on February 7, 2020.
Pancake Day at St. Patrick
Join us to celebrate Pancake Day, February 24th (one of the student’s favourite mornings of the year!) to flip and serve pancakes. Volunteers are needed between 8am and noon. If you’re interested in volunteering for any of these programs, or want to know more, please email StPatrickCouncil@gmail.com.
Christmas Craft Day
The St. Pat’s Christmas Craft Day will be held on Wednesday, December 18th from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm. This event is a great way for the kids to celebrate the Christmas season with their school community. We will need many volunteers to help make the day a success and to run smoothly! There will also be a Hot Dog lunch. If you are able ... Continue reading "Christmas Craft Day"
Board News
Healthy Schools – Eating & Nutrition
Healthy eating and nutrition are connected with mental health and well-being and promote academic success. The York Catholic District School Board supports the Ministry of Education’s Food and Beverage Policy and promotes healthy school nutrition environments.
For It Is In Giving We Receive ~ St. Francis of Assisi
Stewardship provides positive effects on Mental Health and Well-being. When we give of our time and talents to help others in need, we are doing God’s work. This act of generosity produces oxytocin in our brain causing feel-good endorphins.
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.