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Father Neil celebrated a beautiful Mass at St. Ann’s for students, staff and parents to commemorate Remembrance Day. Our thanks to our wonderful choir, the families and friends who attended and to our 5th grade students for their preparation and hosting of the Mass.

Our school held our annual Remembrance Day ceremony to honour those who fought and we especially remembered those who never returned home from the battlefields. After the opening prayer from Father Neil, students learned from Corporal Daniel (our Legacy Academy student) about the Cadet Program. This talk was followed by a presentation from Mrs. Kutschera about Francis Pegahmagabow, one of the most highly decorated Indigenous soldiers of the First World War. To wrap up the cer

Congratulations to our students who received this week awards of distinction from the Canada/USA Mathematica Centrum contest, scoring above the National Average. Special mention to our two top scoring students. The contest was held last March for grades 5-8. Well done!

A huge shout-out to our boys junior volleyball team for their outstanding performance at the St. Joseph’s Tournament in Kelowna, scoring GOLD in an intense 3rd set tie breaker 16-14. The girls team won the bronze medal after defeating St. Joseph’s in another third set tie break 15-11. We are proud of our girls and boys teams who did a fantastic job, showing commitment and determination. A big thank you to their coach, Mr. Nowoselski, who is very proud of each player's effort

We love our school traditions and our annual All Hallow’s Eve celebration is one of the best. It was a delightfully spooky day at school, featuring a traditional dress-up day and an energetic dance filled with school spirit and cheering as classmates showcased their costumes. Thank you to our Parent School Group and our amazing grade 7 parent volunteers for preparing the annual Halloween Dance tradition.

What a fantastic visit Mrs. Hayden's Grade 7 class had at the Penticton Museum. Students participated in a programme presented by Museum Educator Chandra Wong, who told the students all about local geology, rock cycles, earthquakes and the history of the Okanagan Valley. Afterwards, they visited the display galleries and saw the museum’s new exhibit, Dinosaurs of BC.