We wish to congratulate all students who participated in the City-wide First LEGO League tournament at Science North on Saturday, December 1. The schools of Holy Cross, Holy Trinity, St. Anne and St. James represented Sudbury Catholic Schools well at the tournament! We thank the students, their dedicated coaches and community sponsors who have helped grow the program over the years. Congratulations on an amazing effort by all!
Holy Trinity School Holds Special Mass to Honour Catholic Education Week
Holy Trinity School gathered as a community to participate in a Catholic Education Week Mass. Together, they listened to Father Sam speak about the promises that we make to God.Thank you to Mr. Gauthier’s Grade 5/6 class who led us in todays celebration.Thank you for Ms. Skelly and Ms. Hoeg’s students who led us in song. As well as our School Superintendent Ms. Bedard, and Mrs. Henry who led us in song. Students also created hearts and promises to God that decorated the main gym as well as the large cross on the wall.
Sudbury Catholic Students Awarded as 2018 Stars of Excellence!
On Monday, April 23 the Final Concert of the Kiwanis Music Festival recognized the outstanding festival performances of many of our students!
Many students won individual awards for their vocal and instrumental performances! The Sudbury Catholic Schools Band was awarded Top Elementary School Concert Band, while the Marymount Academy Brass Quartet was awarded for for Secondary School Brass Ensemble!
We wish to congratulate all the participants in this year’s Kiwanis festival on a job well done! View all the participants in this year’s festival at the following link
Holy Trinity teaches students about the Seven Grandfather teachings!
The Native Language students at Holy Trinity Catholic School embarked on a campaign of education. Students promoted and educated their peers on the seven grandfather teachings, drumming and the importance of Mother nature. This day of learning and sharing was facilitated by Ms. Dawn Fielding, Native Language teacher.
“This was a wonderful opportunity for our grade 6 students to be leaders in learning; their enthusiasm and passion for sharing their cultural knowledge was infectious and my kindergarten friends were thrilled to create music with drums and learn about the importance of respecting our earth” said, Ms. Kelly Beaton, FDK teacher.
Their Story Begins Here – Kindergarten Registration info night taking place January 24!
Register with our schools during our Board wide information night occurring Wednesday, January 24 at 6 p.m!
These Information sessions are available for parents wanting to register their child(ren) for school beginning September 2018 (For children turning 4 years of age on or before December 31, 2018). If you are unable to attend these sessions at your school, we encourage you to contact the school to register on an alternative date. Both regular (English) and French Immersion programming is available.
Sudbury Catholic Schools Contribute Over 175,000 Cans in Annual Food Drive Fundraiser!
The students of St. Charles College raised an amazing 175,533 cans and $25,000 for this years food drive for the Sudbury Food Bank! Throughout the past week, the students visited various homes and businesses in our community to canvass for the annual fundraiser. Feeder schools of St. David, St. John, St. Paul, Pius XII and Holy Trinity also helped contribute to this great cause!
Congratulations on another successful fundraiser, Cards!
St. Charles College Kicks off Annual Food Drive Campaign!
If the students at St. Charles College and its feeder schools had their way – no one would go hungry in our community this year!
St. Charles College is kicking off their annual food drive at feeder schools St. David, St. John, St. Paul, Pius XII and Holy Trinity. For over three decades, they have been collecting cans to feed local families. Every year, they have surpassed their goal by collecting thousands of cans from the community.
The SCC contribution is always the largest single donation to the Sudbury Food Bank each year and the food bank has grown to rely on the major haul of cans and cash. We are asking for the community’s assistance in helping us, once again, surpass our goal.
Our students will be going out into the community in order to collect non-perishable food items. Please start collecting and feel free to drop off at St. Charles College. The kids will also be helping to bag groceries at Metro on Thursday, October 19th, Chris’ Independent on Friday, October 20th and Vrab’s Independent on Saturday, October 21st and are hoping to gather donations from the public at that time.
We look forward to once again this year, continuing to feed the needy and make a difference in our community.
Students Visit J and J Farm!
Ms. Tonnos’ SK/Grade 1 class and Ms. Thiessen and Ms. Jubenville’s FDK class from Holy Cross Catholic Elementary School School took their learning outside when they went to J and J Farm! They had a wonderful day learning about the animals and how a farm works.
Planting for a good cause! Twin Forks Community Garden visits Holy Trinity students
The Twin Forks Community Garden visited Mme Lawrence’s 1/2 French Immersion students of Holy Trinity School for the Catholic Education Week celebrations. The students were taught a gardening session in French where they learnt how to plant seeds and the ways to nurture them during their growth cycle. In the future month, students will donate two of their vegetable and flower plants to the Community Garden which will go towards helping those in need. What a great opportunity to make our community a better place!
Holy Trinity helps fight hunger
As part of the Catholic Education week activities, Mme Lawrence’s grade 1/2 French Immersion students from Holy Trinity handmade 83 sandwiches for the homeless of the Elgin Street Mission. They demonstrated in a hands-on fashion the virtues of stewardship, servant leadership and empathy. The students really enjoyed helping those in need in our community!