Taste Budds
We are happy to share with you that the Taste Budds Cooking Program is returning to St. Elizabeth Seton. The 8 week sessions run from March 25th – May 13th.
St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Elementary School
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We are happy to share with you that the Taste Budds Cooking Program is returning to St. Elizabeth Seton. The 8 week sessions run from March 25th – May 13th.
Recognized immediately following Black History Month—on the first Monday in March—Black Mental Health Day “encourages conversations within Black communities about mental health, attempting to reduce stigma and highlight supportive pathways”.
First created in 2020, this day, and week, asks us to recognize the ongoing impact on mental health that results from experiences of anti-Black racism and to raise awareness of the specific mental ... Continue reading "Black Mental Health Day – Monday, March 3rd "
We would like to thank our student, parent and staff community for generously donating to our Share the Love Food Drive in support of the Newmarket Food Pantry. Your very generous donations will help many families in the Newmarket Community.
Absence/late letters were sent home to some of our SES families last week. This is an opportunity, should it be needed, for the school and home to work together to support attendance and families who may be in need to access some of the YCDSB services. Continued absences have a negative effect on a child’s academic progress. The more a student is away, the further ... Continue reading "Absence/Late Letters "
Pink Shirt Day began in Canada in 2007 when two students took a stand against bullying after a grade 10 student was threatened for wearing pink. Peers then bought dozens of pink shirts and distributed them to their classmates to wear the next day.
On this day, and every day, we continue to stand up to bullying and send a message to all ... Continue reading "Pink Shirt Day – Wednesday, February 27th"
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. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for cold weather, including warm coats, hats, gloves, and boots, as all students are expected to go ... Continue reading "Winter Play and Recess Expectations"