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2A’s Celebration of Learning: Bringing Stories to Life!

6/5/2025

2A proudly shared their learning through expressive movement and acting to bring their stories and knowledge to life. From dramatic voices to confident stage presence, students worked together to retell stories.

There were lively performances filled with teamwork, laughter, and imagination. The use of movement and dramatic expression helped students deepen their understanding of character, setting, and plot—all while having a lot of fun!

We’re so proud of 2A’s creativity and courage. What a fantastic way to celebrate learning together!

Rocking Out with the Saint Francis High School Band!

5/23/2025

We had an awesome time this week when the Saint Francisbands came to play at our school concert! Their rock bands rocked the stage and got everyone moving and grooving.

It was so much fun to hear live music and see the amazing energy from the high school musicians. We all loved rocking out together. What a great way to celebrate music and school spirit!

Thanks to the Saint Francis bands for an unforgettable concert!

The Great Duck Hunt!

5/20/2025

This week, our teachers are on a special mission — they’re on the hunt for hidden ducks all around the school!

Keep your eyes open and your detective skills ready — those ducks are sneaky! Happy hunting, everyone!

Thanks to Mrs. Durham for hiding the ducks and making this game so exciting. It’s a fun way to lift our school spirit and bring everyone together.

4A Wraps Up Energy Unit with Exciting Transformation Stations!

5/8/2025

Grade 4A students wrapped up their Science unit on Energy with a hands-on class full of discovery and fun! As part of their learning about how energy transforms from one form to another, students rotated through a variety of interactive stations designed to bring these concepts to life.

At one station, glow sticks lit up the room as students explored chemical energy transforming into light energy. At another, hand-cranked flashlights demonstrated how mechanical energy (turning the crank) could be converted into electrical and light energy, and at another how gravitational energy turns into kinetic. Using thermometers, students also investigated how energy can transfer as heat.

Through these exciting activities, students saw firsthand how energy moves and changes form all around us. It was a fantastic way to end the unit, leaving everyone curious and energized for more scientific exploration!

There’s No Place Like Our School: A Wonderful Production of The Wizard of Oz!

5/7/2025

This week, our school was filled with excitement and creativity as the Drama Club and Production Club, with our amazing Mrs. Durham, brought The Wizard of Oz to life on stage! Our students wowed the audience with their acting, storytelling, and incredible teamwork.

What made this production truly special was that it was built from the ground up! All the sets were self-made by the students in the Production Club, who poured their time and creativity into making the magical world of Oz come to life. From painted backdrops to handmade props, every detail reflected their hard work and imagination.

A huge thank you goes out to our dedicated Drama and Production Club team for their time, support, and vision. An extra thank you for our grade 7 students running sound, and to Mrs. Durham for all her hard work. We’re incredibly proud of all the students who acted, helped behind the scenes, and made this show unforgettable.

Thank you to all the families, staff, and classmates who came to cheer on our performers!

As Dorothy says, “There’s no place like home,” and we couldn’t agree more. What a joyful celebration of student talent and school spirit!

New Life Celebration - Great Job Kindergarten!

4/29/2025

Today was a very special day at our school! We gathered in the gym for the New Life Celebration, led by our amazing Kindergarten class. Everyone sat in circles, excited to be together. The kindergartners did an awesome job singing and spreading joy to celebrate Easter and the start of spring!

Be sure to check out the video below to hear the Kindergarteners sing!

A big thank you to Ms. Durham and the Kindergarten classes and teachers for all their hard work. We're also grateful to Father Leo, Grade 4B for pitching in and our grade 7 sound helper.

Math Under the Open Sky: Grade 5 Takes Learning Outside!

4/24/2025

This week, our Grade 5 class took math to a whole new level - outside! Mr. Taylor brought in his fire pit and transformed math class into an unforgettable outdoor learning experience. Students gathered around the fire to solve math challenges and enjoy the fresh air. It was a perfect mix of learning and fun, showing how math can happen anywhere.

We love seeing teachers get creative with their lessons, and this outdoor adventure has us even more excited for the new outdoor learning space coming to our school. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things our students will do when the outdoors becomes their classroom!

Did You Know?

4/22/2025

Our library has its very own website!

Check out what’s happening in the library, explore our books, and see what we’re learning.

Whats going on in the library?

Happy reading!

A Music Moment

4/18/2025

Grade 1 students have been busy exploring rhythm and beats with Mrs. Durham! They’ve been learning to identify songs by focusing on the rhythm patterns. Using heart rhythm mats and popsicle sticks, students practice recognizing and understanding different beats.

This hands-on approach helps them connect with the music in a meaningful way, enhancing their understanding of rhythm. It’s been a great opportunity for the students to develop their musical skills while having fun along the way!

Grade 1A's Bird Observatory Takes Flight!

4/18/2025

Grade 1A has been busy learning all about birds, and what an adventure it has been! Students have explored how birds have different types of feet and beaks, depending on how and where they live. They’ve also discovered how birds use camouflage to stay safe in their environments.

To bring their learning to life, each student designed and created their own bird, using what they've learned. These amazing creations are now on display in their very own Grade 1A Bird Observatory right in the classroom!

It’s been a wonderful way to blend science, art, and creativity. Be sure to stop by and check out the observatory—these birds are worth a visit!

Jubilee Doors of Hope

4/17/2025

As part of our Jubilee Year celebrations, every class at our school embraced the theme of "Pilgrims of Hope" by decorating their doors in creative and inspiring ways. Each design reflected the bright future we all hope for, as well as the strength and positivity that defines our school community.

From colourful murals to messages of resilience, the doors became a beautiful tapestry of what hope means to each class. Some featured symbols of unity and peace, while others expressed dreams for a better tomorrow. The effort and thought put into each decoration was truly heartwarming and showed how much our students care about spreading hope both inside and outside the classroom.

It's amazing to see how, through art, we can all come together to honour this special year, reminding us that no matter the challenges we face, hope will always light our way forward.

Check out Our Doors Below!

KA

2A

4A

6A

KB

2B

4B

6B

1A

3A

5A

7A

1B

3B

5B

7B

Have a happy and blessed Easter!

Grade 5 Shares a Special Meal for Good Thursday: Remembering the Last Supper

4/17/2025

Mr. Taylor's Grade 5 students gathered for a special lunch to mark Good Thursday, also known as Holy Thursday, a significant day in the Catholic faith. This day commemorates the Last Supper, when Jesus shared a final meal with his disciples and taught important lessons about love, humility, and service.

In the spirit of this tradition, students came together to share a meal and reflect on the values of kindness, community, and gratitude. They sat side by side and took time to appreciate the importance of caring for others—just as Jesus modelled during the Last Supper.

This simple yet meaningful gathering reminded us that sharing a meal can be a powerful act of friendship and unity. We are proud of our Grade 5 students for living out these lessons through their words and actions.

Joyeuse Pâques

1A is Ready for Spring!

4/10/2025

Grade 1A has been preparing for spring! Using paint they have been making rainy day art and writing spring stories!

Wolverine Student Council (WSC)

4/3/2025

Did you know that the CKES students from grades 4-7 have formed a student council? The WSC meets Thursdays at lunch. They are helping promote events at the school by making posters and doing announcements, are running a suggestion box so students have a voice, and much more! Keep an eye out for a special surprise the WSC might have coming up for students! Thank you to Mr. Taylor for being the staff advisor and helping with the WSC!

Happy World Autism Awareness Day!

4/2/2025

Today we wore blue!

April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day! This day is all about helping people understand autism better and showing kindness and support to everyone, no matter how they are different from us. It’s a day where people wear blue to show they care and to spread awareness.

Did you know that April is Autism Awareness Month? It’s a special time to learn more about autism and celebrate people who have autism. Autism is something that makes people’s brains work a little differently. People with autism might see the world in a unique way, and they might have different ways of talking, learning, or doing things. Everyone with autism is different, but they are all special and important!

What is Autism?

Autism is a condition that affects how a person thinks, learns, and experiences the world around them. Some people with autism might be really good at remembering facts, solving puzzles, or being creative! Others might find certain sounds, lights, or situations a little overwhelming. But just like you and me, people with autism have things they love to do, friends they care about, and dreams for the future.

Happy Autism Awareness Month!

Handgames and Drumming

3/31/2025

6B are preparing for hand games tournament near the end of the month! To help prepare, Ms. Nethery invited a special guest from YFNED to come in and teach them some hand games and drumming.

2B Wind Racers!

3/27/2025

Grade 2B students got creative in their ADST (Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies) class by building their very own wind racers! The project was all about learning how wind power can be used to move objects, and the students had an amazing time putting their designs to the test.

Using LEGO, the students worked in small teams to design and construct their wind racers. They had to think carefully about how to make their racers catch the wind and race across the floor.
Once the racers were built, the real fun began! They used a fan to create wind and test how fast and far their racers could go.

This hands-on project not only helped Grade 2 students develop their problem-solving skills but also sparked their creativity and teamwork. It was a fantastic way to explore science and engineering in a fun, interactive way!

Happy Club Day and Have a Great Break!

3/7/2025

This Friday afternoon for an hour, grade 1-7 students got to join in a variety of fun activities!

Each classroom hosted their own club activity and students were able to choose which clubs they joined. Students were allowed to move around to different activities if they wanted.

Such a great afternoon before the break!

Take a look below for some of the activities that were offered!

1B - Maker Space

Library - Tea and Reading

2A - Lego

3A - Building

3B - Weaving

There were many other great activities including skating, soccer, bracelet making, drawing, poetry writing, Minecraft, chess and more!

Have a wonderful break!

Working Together for Outside Fun!

3/7/2025

This week, Grade 7 students had the wonderful opportunity to assist the kindergarten class with kick-sledding.

Kindergarteners had the chance to try kick-sledding for the first time, and with a little guidance from our grade 7s they had so much fun!

It was an amazing opportunity for the Grade 7s to showcase their leadership skills!

Cabane à Sucre - Today is the Sugar Shack!

3/6/2025

Did you know it takes 40 gallons of maple water to make one gallon of maple syrup? It takes even more to make maple taffy!

Maple syrup is boiled down to make maple taffy and then spread across fresh snow. All students then got to enjoy this frozen treat!

Thank you to our French monitor Mia for organizing this!