News Archive

Our gr 3-6 Poetry Club meets twice a month. Students have an opportunity to focus on a style of poetry and write, and they can also read their own pieces or share a favourite published poet!

Lego Club started today thanks to a big donation of Lego!!!! We had over 80 students sign up and had to draw names out of a hat! We have enough Lego for about 20 students so students will get to take

He is Risen. Alleluia!

Today we celebrate the first day of the Triduum - a period of 3 days of prayer: Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Vigil. Holy Thursday brings to mind the Lord’s Last Supper with the Apostles.

We are very excited to welcome Lacey Dubeau back to OLS for the upcoming school year in her new role as VP. Congratulations!

These ladies created a giant Jenga in Construction Class for junior and senior students to use outside during their lunch break! Awesome work ladies!

Registration is now open!!! Please visit www.ols-schoolcouncil-golf.com to register. If you are looking for other ways to be involved, we welcome silent auction donations and sponsorships!

Check out the beautiful display in our front foyer made of peace cranes!

Father Nathan joined us last week to bless our peace cranes and our flowers. It began with 1 person wanting to make a difference and turned into a whole school project.

We celebrated St. Patrick's Day by wearing green and learning about St. Patrick himself. St. Patrick taught the Irish about the Holy Trinity using the shamrock.

Recently, some of Mr. Arvisais' students went above and beyond and nominated him for The Earth Prize Educator of the Year Award. He was recognized for all his support with their Earth Prize

Every year, The Earth Prize shortlists selected teams whose submissions have reached outstanding standards and recognizes them with The Earth Prize Scholars distinction.

We are SO blessed to have the Subs we do! We couldn’t do it without them!! Thank you!

Congratulations to Cian Comighod who was recently accepted into the Shad Program! Shad is a month-long, summer program for grade 10 & 11s where students participate in hands-on, university level STEAM

Today is International Women’s Day and this month is Women’s History month! Students throughout the month will have the opportunity to learn about many influential women in history. By Mr.

Board Games Club for grades 7-9 students happens on Mondays 3:30-4:30 p.m. Students meet to socialize and play a variety of board games including Dungeons and Dragons.

There are so many fantastic clubs at OLS that we just can't keep up! Such a HUGE thank you to all of the teacher, parent, and community volunteers, grant writers and more who make these clubs

Yesterday was the last game at OLS for some of our Sr. Girls Basketball Team, who will be graduating this year. Here are a few snapshots from the game!