Holy Week
As Catholics, our most important liturgical season continues with the celebration of Holy Week this week. We began this observance this past weekend with Palm Sunday, retelling the story of Jesus’ triumphant entrance into Jerusalem, including his passion and death. We will celebrate this very important point in our liturgical season with liturgies this Thursday for all students and staff. Travelling Student Groups
All Saints Student Support Initiative in the Community
A Kanata Major Pee Wee AA Blazers Hockey team is currently involved with the Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup. This is an opportunity to raise money for their selected charity, support for Jonathan Pitre, better known as The Butterfly Child. The contest would allow the team to support Jonathan and his
How can you help??
Students are encouraged to vote every day at the following link: http://www.chevrolet.ca/hockey/power-of-play.html, simply scroll down to Kanata Blazers and vote. You are encouraged to vote once a school day until April 20th when voting closes. We have the potential to get several thousand votes just by this process
You can vote once every 24 hours. The key is to vote and share daily.
ALSO, we are asking students to share the story on Instagram and Facebook asking their friends to vote.
Important update for students - Voters’ List
Starting July 2017, 16 and 17 year olds who are Canadian citizens and reside in Ontario will be able to add themselves to a provisional register which will automatically add them to the Voter’s List when they turn 18. We will be reaching out to schools with new materials next fall to share this information with their students in hopes they will count themselves in. We would like to engage the next generation of voters in the electoral process early to give them more time to get on the register. The next general election in Ontario is scheduled for June 2018. By registering, 16 and 17 year olds will receive updates about the 2018 General Election as well as information about jobs for youth during elections.
Please see the following poster for additional information:
Summer School Program - July 2017
Information is now available regarding the OCSB summer school program for this July. For parents of students in grades 6, 7 or 8:
The Numeracy/Literacy Skills Development Program offers a spectacular opportunity for struggling learners currently in grades 6, 7 or 8.
Please see information regarding the Numeracy/Literacy program or the schedule for credit courses at the link below:
There is a great deal of information on the CSPA website regarding information for parents and upcoming sessions. You can visit the website here.
Supporting Big Emotions
This highly interactive workshop will have you working on your own and in groups to understand your emotional triggers and your child’s and find better calming techniques and solutions to create more harmonious relationships in your home.
Thursday, April 27 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Immaculata High School 140 Main Street, Ottawa
Register Now: http://bit.ly/CSPA_April
Recognizing and supporting the mental health needs of our children and youth
This session will explore the concepts of "normal stress" and the "continuum of mental health" along with the signs and symptoms of potential mental health issues in children and youth. When and where to access services and supports for mental health within our community will be discussed. Strategies to foster resilience in our children and youth will be shared.
Presenter: Dr. Elizabeth Paquette
Thursday, April 27, 2017
7:00-9:00 PM
Immaculata High School
Communications:
Check out our blog – allsaintschs . blogspot . ca and our twitter @AllSaintsCHS (Mr. Kelly’s - @seankellyottawa) as well as our website ash. ocsb . ca for all that is happening at All Saints!
Coming Up:
April 10th: School Council meeting
April 14th: Good Friday
April 17th: Easter Monday
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