St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Elementary School
Respect, Excellence & Faith In Action
This is a vulnerable time when it comes to mental health. Particularly, our youngest learners may be struggling to comprehend what is happening int heir immediate world. This may very well be a time of fear and anxiety for your child. If you or someone you know is in crisis or requires immediate support, please contact 310-COPE at 1-855-310-COPE (2673). Catholic Community Services of York ... Continue reading "Prioritize Mental Health"
We are thrilled that SRA’s grade 3 student, Gwenyth, spoke to our Prime Minister. Her question was selected as one of 10 questions amongst 4000 submissions. Take a look as the Prime Minister and Dr.Tam answer her question first. Great job, Gwenyth!
https://www.cbc.ca/kidsnews/post/watch-justin-trudeau-answers-kids-questions-about-the-coronavirus
Although we are excited to celebrate our 1oth anniversary, we must follow the YCDSB’s decision to postpone all Board and school events in April and May. I know this will be disappointing for many, but the decision was made in an abundance of caution given the COVID-19 situation. Current families, you will continue to receive information by email.
This year, SRA will be participating in the Lots of Socks Awareness Campaign . We are inviting all students and staff to wear mismatched socks and donate a toonie in support of our friends living with Down Syndrome. Prizes will be given for the most creative looking socks! In addition, we will sell ice cream for $2.00 to support Down Syndrome York Region ... Continue reading "Knock Your Socks Off"
As part of our continuous efforts to divert waste from landfills, our Green Team/Eco Team collects used markers that no longer work & sends them to @Crayola as part of their #crayolaCOLORcycle program. We believe every bit counts & no deed is too small. Thank you to our dedicated students and teacher leads, Ms. Abbruzzese, Mr. Ferracane, Ms. Piroli and Ms. ... Continue reading "Collecting Crayola Markers"
Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent, which is the 40-day period (not including Sundays) of fasting and repentance leading up to Easter. We hope you can join us for our school liturgy on Wednesday, February 26th @ 9:45 a.m.
The Church asks that both adults and school-age children not eat meat on Ash Wednesday as a sign of the beginning of our ... Continue reading "Ash Wednesday"
