Day: 1 February 2025

The St. Elizabeth Seton CES is looking forward to February 7th, when Prologue Performing Arts – Duffle Bag Theatre will be presenting  “Les trois mousquetaires” (a bilingual performance of Three Musketeers), to our Kindergarten to Grade 6 classes.  We are excited for all the show has to offer!

St. Elizabeth Seton CES is excited to welcome Glen Marias and the Mojo Train on February 19th.  With over 15 years of experience, Glenn Marais has created riveting Black History performances that teach in a powerful and engaging way through music, story and visuals. Their musical presentation will showcase Black History and Black achievements through the lens of ground breaking songs and the stories that ... Continue reading "Glenn Marias and the Mojo Train"

From February 4 to 6th, St Elizabeth Seton CES welcomes Rocks and Rings to our school where students from K – 8 will learn about and explore curling in our school gymnasium. Our parent evening will be on February 6th for those families who have registered.  We are looking forward to sweeping, super time!

This year Seton celebrates Carnival from February 3rd – 7th.  This year, we will run a week’s worth of fun theme days for our students as well as classroom competitions to celebrate this wonderful week. We couldn’t celebrate Carnaval without a special visit from Bonhomme. A list of winners will be shared with our parent community once finalized. 

This year, in part, we would like to honour and celebrate the many contributions and beautiful cultures by displaying artifacts in our display case located in the front foyer of our school. We are asking for items/artifacts that families are able to lend to our school for the month of February. Please note that although the case will be locked we ask that you do ... Continue reading "Black Heritage Month Display Case"

February is Black Heritage Month. Black Heritage  Month 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. Black Heritage Month is about celebrating Black Excellence.  It is about celebrating resilience, innovation, and determination to work towards a more inclusive and diverse Canada.