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Wednesday, January 25th is Let’s Talk Day.  This year, we will carry on with our tradition of highlighting and continuing the important conversations around good mental health, inclusion and ways we can support our students and each other through daily announcements, dialogue, and classroom activities. We are very happy to be running BRAVE Workshops for our students on January 25th ... Continue reading "Let’s Talk Day/BRAVE Program"

January 22nd marked the beginning of the Lunar New Year 2023, starting the year of the Rabbit. Morning prayers, reflections, and classroom activities will help us to celebrate this key milestone in our calendar. We pray that this year brings all of our families great joy, health, and prosperity!

This year’s Christmas holiday is from Monday, December 26th to Sunday, January 8th, inclusive. Monday, January 9th, 2023 is the first day back in the New Year.

On behalf of all of the staff at All Saints, we would like to wish you and your families a truly blessed Christmas. May you have a safe and joyous holiday together with your family. We ... Continue reading "Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!"

We are happy to announce that our Primary Christmas Concert was a tremendous success. Our Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2, and 3 students did a wonderful job hosting an inspiring showcase during this most joyous Advent season. Thank you to the many parents and families members that were able to join us on Tuesday, December 20th. We also thank our dedicated staff for helping ... Continue reading "Primary Christmas Concert"

Dear All Saints Families,

As we approach Christmas and reflect on our many blessings, we would like to partner again this year with City Street Outreach and remember those that may be struggling with the basic necessities to keep warm this winter. We will be collecting the following items (either new or gently used & laundered) that will be distributed to those in ... Continue reading "Luke 4.18 – Gift of Warmth Drive"

The word, “Advent” means “coming”.  During this season, we prepare ourselves to welcome Jesus when He comes.  Of course, He does not come just once  a year.  He comes when we are in trouble, when we rejoice, when we pray, when we celebrate, and when we love one another in His name.  We take this time every year to practise being ready–so that ... Continue reading "Advent Mass"