Mrs Hayden’s Grade 1/2 class at Immaculate Conception showed they are caring, Catholic citizens by cleaning up the school yard today in celebration of Earth Day. They encourage everyone to do their part and pitch in to keep our Earth clean and healthy!
Their Story Begins Here – Kindergarten Registration info night taking place January 24!
Register with our schools during our Board wide information night occurring Wednesday, January 24 at 6 p.m!
These Information sessions are available for parents wanting to register their child(ren) for school beginning September 2018 (For children turning 4 years of age on or before December 31, 2018). If you are unable to attend these sessions at your school, we encourage you to contact the school to register on an alternative date. Both regular (English) and French Immersion programming is available.
Immaculate Cougars raise 1500 cans for St. Vincent de Paul!
Immaculate community collected 1500 non-perishable food items that were sent to St. Vincent de Paul who is affiliated with St. Kevin’s Parish. The cougars had a goal to gather 1000 cans but with our in school competition between classrooms, our students brought in 1500 cans! Thanks Immaculate for supporting families in need during this Christmas Season!
Immaculate Students Learn About Ojibway
Students in Mrs. Lotter’s grade 2/3 class along with the her student teacher Tanya Turnbull shared the word November signifies Baashkaakodin Giizis – Freezing Moon in Ojibway. Students stand proud with their poppy along with their art projects.
Immaculate Students Discuss Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing with Provincial School Branch!
Immaculate students learn about students who are deaf-and-hard-of-hearing with the help from the Provincial School Branch.
Immaculate Cougars Celebrating Canada’s Upcoming Birthday!
On, June 27 2017, Immaculate students took part in various activities to commemorate Canada’s upcoming 150th birthday such as beach ball soccer and building Inukshuks. Fun was hard by all students.
Immaculate Participates in National Aboriginal Day
Students at Immaculate heard various stories that outlined the history of Indigenous people. In addition, they participated in a whole school colouring contest and the winners were very proud of their work. Way to go Cougars!
Junior Girls at Immaculate Feel Empowered
Constable/Author Halley Willmott came to speak to the grade 5 and 6 girls about feeling empowered. Constable Willmott shared her personal journey while growing up and how she struggled to fit socially since she moved from school to school. As a result of that, Constable Willmott said that she found a love for reading and writing which led her to becoming a published author on top of being a police officer. Her message to the girls was that they all have gifts, talents and interests that they should embrace and that they are all valued and unique individuals.
Immaculate Girls Participated in Fit Spirit
Immaculate girls, along with staff, demonstrated their love of running at the Fit Spirit Run that was held on Sunday, June 4th. Even though it was cold and rainy, the cougars persevered and finished their race.
Sudbury Catholic Schools awarded as Stars of Excellence at 2017 Kiwanis Music Festival
Participant schools included Marymount Academy, St. Anne Catholic School, Holy Trinity Catholic School, Immaculate Conception, Holy Cross Catholic School, St.Benedict Catholic Secondary School, St. John Catholic School and St. Charles College.
The senior band and strings ensemble from Marymount Academy (pictured here) were recommended for the provincial competition.
Congratulations to all musicians who participated and thank you for sharing your gifts with us.