Category: General

Aubrey Norhona

On January 20th, we welcome Aubrey Noronha, a speaker specializing in Safe School practices, Mental Health awareness, and Anti-Racism initiatives. Aubrey will share his expertise to inspire hope and foster a safer community for students and educators. He will be delivering 3 presentations. Parents in our school community are invited to attend the 9:15 a.m. for our Junior students entitled, Stick with the Truth at ... Continue reading "Aubrey Norhona"

Bell Let’s Talk Week – January 20th – 24th

Wednesday, January 22nd is Bell Let’s Talk Day.  This year, St. Elizabeth Seton CES will continue to highlight and continue the important conversations around good mental health, inclusion and ways we can support each other with a week’s work of theme days, events and classroom activities. Our theme days will include a mixture of classroom and school based activities and/or events for our students.  Added ... Continue reading "Bell Let’s Talk Week – January 20th – 24th"

Ukulele Kids

A gentle reminder that the Ukelele Kids sessions begin on January 30th and run until April 10th.  Students who participated in the fall sessions can sign up for the second sessions as well. Please refer to the flyer that was sent home last week with your child

St.Elizabeth Seton CES is a nut safe school

As part of our ongoing commitment to creating a safe and healthy environment for all our students, and in keeping with YCDSB Policy 206 and our efforts to create a risk-free environment, school staff and Parent(s)/Guardian(s) can take important steps to minimize potentially life-threatening situations to develop and implement strategies that reduce the risk of a medical incident for students with Prevalent Medical Conditions in ... Continue reading "St.Elizabeth Seton CES is a nut safe school"

Asthma Protection

The York Catholic District School Board recognizes that there are some students within the school system who have a diagnosis of asthma that could be life threatening. The Board also recognizes that asthma management is a shared responsibility among students, parents, caregivers, and the school community. It is the responsibility of parent(s)/guardian(s) to advise the school immediately upon registration and/or when in receipt of a ... Continue reading "Asthma Protection"

Slips and Falls

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.