Red Deer Catholic schools celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday

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Elsewhere around the division, École Camille J. Lerouge School students created a Canada Flag out of red and white pieces of paper, which each student wrote their favourite part of Canada on.

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– École Mother Teresa Catholic School – made a recording of O’ Canada
– École Our Lady of the Rosary School – Sylvan Lake Mayor Sean McIntyre read stories and a maple tree was planted in front of the school
– École Secondaire Notre Dame High School – planted red and white flowers
– Holy Family School – throughout May, students learned about First Nations history and took part in a physical literacy challenge
– Maryview School – held a track and fun day with a Canadian theme
– St. Dominic Catholic High School – took pictures of each student wearing red and white while in the shape of the Canadian flag
– St. Elizabeth Seton School – holding weekly themed activities throughout May culminating in a Canada Day birthday cake on June 26
– St. Francis of Assisi Middle School – decorated homeroom doors
– St. Gabriel Learning Centre – held a Canadian breakfast and walk to City Hall Park
– St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School – had birthday cake and produced a video of what students love about Canada
– St. Martin de Porres School – held a red and white day and different activities within the school’s makerspace
– St. Matthew Catholic School – held a red and white day and created regions of Canada parade floats
– St. Patrick’s Community School – held a red and white day and created a graffiti wall for students to write on what they love most about Canada
– St. Teresa of Avila School – held a red and white day and used a drone to take a picture of a large 150 in the sand on the playground
– St. Thomas Aquinas Middle School – held a red and white day and grade 7s took a field trip to the Royal Tyrrell Museum 

The following video was produced and shared by St. Francis of Assisi Middle School: