Category: General

Please exercise caution around the school. While the Board and school work to minimize icy patches or other hazardous conditions, please use great care when walking in and around the school. Although we plow, shovel, salt, sand and mop, winter weather in Canada comes with its challenges. Thank you for your cooperation in minimizing falls. Should you notice an unsafe condition, kindly let our office ... Continue reading "Slips and Falls"

As weather conditions have been fluctuating recently, the state of our outdoor grass areas can turn into soft, muddy fields or frozen patches of ice. In order to maintain a safe learning and play environment for our students and to prevent excessive sediment from being trekked indoors causing a number of safety hazards in our classrooms and schools, sometimes we may: ❖ close all or ... Continue reading "Field Conditions"

At St. Elizabeth Seton,  we encourage safe and fun play, especially during the winter months. It’s important for everyone to have a positive experience outdoors and that students remain mindful of peers so that we can all enjoy the snow. A reminder that students must have a pair of boots to be on the field. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for cold ... Continue reading "Winter Play and Recess Expectations"

Please exercise caution around the school. While the Board and school work to minimize icy patches or other hazardous conditions, please use great care when walking in and around the school. Should you notice an unsafe condition, kindly let our office know so that we can attend to it. 

Honouring the contributions of Canadians of African Ancestry is an essential part of any curriculum delivery. During Black Heritage Month in February, we particularly highlight the legacy of Canadians of African Ancestry, past and present. This is a time to celebrate the many achievements and contributions of people of African Ancestry to the development and culture of the Church and of Canada. We are invited ... Continue reading "Black Heritage Month Display Case"

With the onset of colder weather, it is important that our students are appropriately dressed for it. This means that students are coming to school in full-length clothing and wearing jackets or coats, gloves, hats, mitts, scarves, etc. Students are expected to be outside during recess. Fresh air and exercise support a positive learning environment and good health. A reminder that students must have a ... Continue reading "Appropriate Dress for cold weather and inclement weather"