As the 2024–2025 school year comes to a close, St. Clair Catholic is proud to recognize Student Trustees Layla Hashim and Matt Moss for their outstanding leadership, advocacy, and commitment to student voice. Throughout the year, Layla and Matt served
An evening of colour, creativity, and student talent lit up Ursuline College on May 29th as the school hosted its 4th Annual Kaleidoscope of Arts Open House. With more than 300 guests in attendance, the event transformed the school into
What started as a patch of grass beside Holy Rosary Catholic School is now the beginning of something much bigger. On Saturday, May 31st, students, families, Wyoming Scouts, and Girl Guides came together to roll up their sleeves and build
St. Clair Catholic is proudly celebrating national recognition for six outstanding student groups who earned Top 10 honours in the 2025 CBC Canadian Music Class Challenge — a record-setting year for the Board in this nationwide celebration of student music-making.
Three St. Clair Catholic elementary schools were filled with colour, song, and celebration as students, families, artists, and community members gathered on May 12 to celebrate the unveiling of three new Indigenous art installations—powerful symbols of learning, collaboration, and connection
Ursuline College’s Grade 10 hairstyling and aesthetics students brought beauty, kindness and connection to Meadow Park Long-Term Care on June 2, offering manicures to residents in celebration of Seniors Month. The Pamper Day event was created entirely by the students,
Holy Rosary students and the Wyoming community came together to collect an impressive 174 boxes of cereal for the Inn of the Good Shepherd. The school invited local families to drop off donations, making this a true team effort. Principal
For the third year in a row, Grade 8 students at St. Anne Catholic School in Blenheim have proven that small acts of kindness—rooted in purpose and love—can create an extraordinary ripple effect in their community. As part of the
St. Clair Catholic is proud to mark National Indigenous History Month with meaningful, board-wide learning and community partnerships that honour the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. Throughout June, students and staff are engaging
Christ the King Catholic School bloomed with colour, creativity, and community spirit during Catholic Education Week at its first-ever Festival Printanier. The full-day event brought students, families, and staff together for a joyful celebration of spring. The day began with