News Archive

This Tuesday our grade six classes walked down to the town hall and spent some time doing a mock council meeting in chambers. It was a great learning experience for them.

Today we celebrated International Wheelchair Day and were lucky enough a former Holy Trinity Academy graduate and Paralympic medalist, Zak Madell in the school to talk about his life journey and

The grade two’s set the record this morning on building the biggest snowman. As the day continued more classes added on and it ended up looking more like a fort or tower.

Today was our first day of our spring book fair. Classes circulated through the book fair all day seeing all the new books that are available. The book fair is open until noon on Thursday (and until

Being involved in School Council is a great way to have input on decisions related to your child's education. It would be great to have a big turn out at our last meeting of the year.

The calendar may say May but it definitely looks more like December! Hopefully the snow doesn’t last too long and the students will definitely enjoy playing in the snow at recess today.

It was also great to have so many students at Friday’s performance to seat people and to serve treats during the intermission.

Our drama students wowed the crowd on Friday night with an amazing performance of Annie Jr. Here are some pictures from backstage of Friday night.

On Friday some of our English grade four classes had a writing workshop session over Zoom with Isabelle Ackroyd as a part of Litcon 2022. They really enjoyed it and a ready to jump into writing some

Here’s another video from this morning’s Annie presentation to students… the song we all know, It’s a Hard Knock Life.

For a sneak peak into tonight’s big performance of Annie here is a short video from this morning’s dress rehearsal. Tickets are still available from the office.

Look who is here bright and early this morning… the Scholastic Book Fair truck! Our second book fair of the year kicks off on Monday; there are sure to be some amazing books for sale.

The mayor of Okotoks, Tanya Thorn, was in the school today talking to our grade six students about municipal government as a part of their Social Studies curriculum.

It has been an exciting week in Madame Riley’s kindergarten class this week. So far there have been 12 new additions to her room… all baby ducklings! The kids have been over the moon!

This was a big week with lots of events going on around our school! One particular event was.... MR. LAVERY TURNED 50 THIS WEEK! The students had so much fun singing to him.

Don't forget! We are holding an info night TONIGHT at 6 pm in the gym for all of our new families. We hope to see you there!

A huge congratulations goes out to Bailey Diakow, Ecole Good Shepherd School’s Edwin Parr winner this year. The Edwin Parr Award goes to a first year teacher who exemplifies a strong commitment to

Our English grade one classes had an Author Publishing Party this afternoon. They each wrote two books that they shared with their parents and classmates.

Today is Hats on for Mental Health and we had a huge portion of our students who were dressed up which was great to see.

The big week has finally arrived! The grade five and six drama performance of Annie will be this Friday evening starting at 7:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased from the office - $10 per adult, $5 per