THIRD WEEK OF ADVENT This weekend we light the pink candle on our Advent Wreath as a sign of joy. It reminds us of the joy we will share in our coming celebration of Jesus’ birth at Christmas. May the hope and joy of this season fill our hearts and make us living signs of love for
Second Week of Advent In the second week of Advent, we pray and reflect on the peace of God. The peace of God allows us to look at others through heaven’s eyes and help guide the world to see God’s here and not-yet here kingdom. Peace from God allows us to trust in God’s promises
St. Patrick School is dedicated to helping your son or daughter develop the spiritual, intellectual, aesthetic, emotional, social and physical capabilities to live fully and to meet the future challenges of adult roles and responsibilities. The school can best contribute to your child’s education and development when you form a partnership with them. As parents/guardians
The Season of Advent This weekend we celebrate the arrival of the season of Advent, which also marks the beginning of the liturgical year. Advent is a season of devout and joyful expectation. Its four Sundays highlight our desire and longing for peace, justice and unity. Literacy Advent Calendar – This will be attached in
This weekend we celebrate the arrival of the season of Advent, which also marks the beginning of the liturgical year. Advent is a season of devout and joyful expectation. Its four Sundays highlight our desire and longing for peace, justice and unity. While Advent expresses the deep longing of all humanity for God, it also
The Province’s COVID-19 Response Framework has five levels. Halton Region is in the Red level (Control). It is strongly recommended that residents in the red control zone limit trips outside of their home: Stay home, except for essential purposes such as going to work or school, buying essentials such as groceries, and attending medical appointments. Maintain a
COVID-19 Awareness and Prevention A reminder that all parents/guardians are required to self-screen your child each day before sending them to school. It is recommended that you use the Government of Ontario’s COVID-19 school and child care screening tool. This tool can be accessed here: https://covid-19.ontario.ca/school-screening/ If your child is sick, regardless of the symptoms, please
COVID-19 Reminders At St. Patrick School, we review and model for our students each day the importance of the following: Hand hygiene – Using soap and water for 20 seconds, regularly during the day, before/after eating, after washroom use, and before/after outdoor play. Respiratory etiquette – Covering our nose and mouth by sneezing/coughing into our
Thank you to: All the students and staff who dressed up for Halloween – It was a fun day for everyone. Families who participated in the Food Drive. We received this thank you note. On behalf of St. Patrick’s Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, I would like to thank the staff, students and families
Thank you to Our: Catholic School Council for attending our first school meeting. Parents who attended our first virtual St. Patrick Catholic School Curriculum Night. Grade 6/7 Class who was our leaders in morning prayers. The Use of Technology at School When relevant to curriculum and instruction, teachers may permit the use of any board
