St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Elementary School
Learning Inspired & Energized by God's Unconditional Love!
Please join us on Wednesday, September 18th for our Curriculum Night. This is an opportunity to meet your child(ren’s) teacher, see their learning environment and familiarize yourself with our school building. Staff will be available to answer any questions. Don’t forget to say hello to our Teacher Librarian, our Itinerant staff and our Special Education Team too! To accommodate some of our larger families there ... Continue reading "Curriculum Night"
This year, we will once again be running our weekly healthy snacks program. Please be reminded that this is not in place of snacks sent to school from home but are an addition in the event that students are hungry. As a healthy school, we encourage healthy and nutritious snacks, instead of sugary food. A reminder that we are a peanut safe school. The program ... Continue reading "Healthy Snacks Program"
This year’s campaign, called #NoMatterWhat celebrates Terry’s determination and persistence. When running his Marathon of Hope in 1980 he faced many challenges along the way, but he kept going – no matter the obstacles, no matter the journey, no matter the odds – NO MATTER WHAT. We know that schools coast to coast to coast will carry on his legacy to raise funds for cancer ... Continue reading "Terry Fox"
This year’s curriculum night will take place on Wednesday, September 18th at 6:30 pm. Please come meet your child’s teacher, see the learning space and inform yourself on the routines,expectations and curriculum for this . We look forward to meeting you. More details to follow.
Again this year, SES will be using Agendas as a communication and organizational tool for students, teachers and parents of students in Grades 1 – 6. Agendas will be distributed to students during the first week of September. The cost per agenda is $7.50 per student. Kindly send along payment to your child’s teacher. Cheques are to be made payable to St. Elizabeth Seton CES. ... Continue reading "2024/2025 SCHOOL AGENDAS"
This month’s virtue is courage. Courage for our students as they return to school and the classroom. As parents/guardians, kindly let your child(ren) know that it is normal to be nervous when starting a new grade, meeting new people or learning something new. We know it may be difficult for many. Supporting the mental health and well-being of our students is a priority for us. ... Continue reading "MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL BEING"
