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Catholic Education Week
SBT will celebrate Catholic Education Week, beginning May 2nd. The students will engage in many activities that honour our Catholic Faith and focus on this year’s theme: Nurturing Hope
Lent Begins
Ash Wednesday is a day of penitential prayer and fasting, which marks the beginning of the Season of Lent. We are entering a season of penance, reflection, and fasting which prepares us for Christ’s Resurrection on Easter Sunday.
Black History Month
During February, we honour Black History, people in Canada celebrate the many achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and their communities who, throughout history, have done so much to make our country the culturally diverse, compassionate, and prosperous nation it is today. Join us and celebrate!
Anti-Bullying and Prevention Week
All students engaged in a week of thought provoking and informative activities about bullying and bully prevention. Students were encouraged to express their feelings and knowledge about the topic through creative art, poems and essay writing. The central messages: “Be kind every time” “treat your neighbour the way you want to be treated”, “I matter, you matter, we ALL matter.”
St. Benedict School Re-Entry Plan
Attention Parents/Guardians, Please click on the attachment for the St. Benedict School Re-Entry Plan: SBT Re-Entry Plan.pdf
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I will appreciate the awe and wonder of God’s creation
- Connect with nature to nurture your inner happiness
- Go for a family walk
- Remain positive, you are resilient
Visit the School Mental Health Ontario site for self-care tips.
March is Nutrition Month!
Healthy eating looks different for everyone. During this season of Lent, let us remember to share what we have with others and do acts of charity.
March 1st is Black Mental Health Day
Last year, with the proclamation of Bill 178, the Black Mental Health Day Act (2020) helped set the stage for all to learn and understand more about the impact of systemic racism. We need to work together to enact meaningful systemic change that will better support Black children and youth and address the historical impact of bias, discrimination and trauma on their mental health and ... Continue reading "March 1st is Black Mental Health Day"