Mount Saint Agnes Academy

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Today’s featured photo is a relaxed and charming candid of our seniors—capturing a moment in time we love looking back on.
Can you guess what year it was taken? Do you recognize anyone? And where do you think this photo might have been taken?
We’d love to hear your guesses and memories—drop them in the comments!

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight

As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we are featuring: Paige Roberts!

1.What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
One moment from MSA I will always remember is when the high school girls’ volleyball team won the BSSF tournament.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
After graduation, I am most excited about seeing everyone succeed in one way or another.

3.If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
If I could relive one day at school, it would be Ring Mass, because of the strong sense of nostalgia and the feeling of being surrounded by people who have shared our journey.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
One thing I’ll miss most about MSA is going to Mrs. Kelly’s class and raiding the snack cupboard.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
As we move forward, I hope we all keep believing in ourselves, working hard, and becoming the people we are meant to be. I wish everyone success, happiness, and confidence in whatever comes next.

We’re incredibly grateful to Home & School for hosting the 24th Annual MSA Home & School Golf Tournament—what an amazing event!
Thanks to the generosity of our community, an incredible $33,500 was raised in support of MSA!
A heartfelt thank you to our Title Sponsor, all of our generous sponsors, and our dedicated volunteers—your support, time, and effort made this year’s tournament such a success.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our Art Auction! Your generosity and enthusiasm helped make it a wonderful success. All proceeds will go directly toward our bursary program, supporting students and helping create more opportunities within our school community.

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight

As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we’re featuring: Sir DeVent!

1. What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
One moment I will never forget from my time at MSA is working in the sound booth during plays and concerts. The experience not only allowed me to be part of the performances and gave me valuable knowledge and skills that I will carry with me.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
I am most excited about going away to college to study mechanics. It is something I have been looking forward to, and I am excited to work with new vehicles and gain hands-on experience.

3. If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
One time I would love to relive would be any of the bazaars. I say that because my family took the raffle sale very seriously—and we managed to win every year since I joined MSA… except for my senior year, but we don’t talk about that.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
I think the things I will miss most would be the nights spent preparing for the bazaar, that is when the class usually had the most fun. I will most likely miss some of the friends I made along the way.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
Thank you for the fun times we had, and thank you for making me feel a part of the family. I hope everyone's successful moving forward, and maybe one day we can all reconnect and have a great time.

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight

As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we’re featuring: Gabriel Booth!

1. What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
I will never forget leading the MSA volleyball team as captain to the interschool tournament finals. Although we fell short in the final match, the experience remains one of my most cherished memories from MSA.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
I am most excited about enjoying my freedom to choose what I do on a daily basis and exercise my free will in any adventure I choose.

3. If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
I would relive the day I came to school dressed as a Catholic priest. I thought it was hilarious, and the outfit looked really cool.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
I think I will miss the people at MSA the most. The community here are made up of some of the most welcoming, kindest, and down-to-earth individuals I have ever met. Without them, there will definitely be a big gap in my heart.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
I would like to tell my classmates to truly enjoy university and make the most of every opportunity. Get involved in as many activities as you can, and make as many friends as possible. Don’t leave with regrets, wishing you had done more.

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On Sunday, May 31, the Sacrament of Confirmation was celebrated at St. Theresa’s Cathedral. We are proud to recognize the following students who received this important sacrament:
✨ Dunstan De Sa
✨ Zoe Phillips
✨ Eliza Rocha
✨ John Jefferis
✨ Briana Almeida
✨ Cameron Camara
✨ Nathan Cuarentas
✨ Cristiano Hizon
✨ Veronica Peixoto
✨ Niamh Serrana
✨ Layla Tavares
✨ Ariana Correia
Congratulations to each of them on this special milestone in their faith journey!

Both of our Kindergarten classes enjoyed an exciting field trip to Dockyard this week!
As part of their learning, they explored how different things in our world move. During their visit, they observed birds in flight, dolphins swimming, and a variety of boats gliding through the water—discovering the many ways movement happens around us. What a fun and meaningful hands-on learning experience!

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight

As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we’re featuring: Tabari Burgess!

1. What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
One of my favourite memories was going on a rollercoaster ride at Canada’s Wonderland with my closest friends. By the end of it, they were all completely distraught, while I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
I am looking forward to the new and varied experiences that post-graduate life will bring. Living in a foreign country for the first time seems like a scary prospect and a major change, but I remain optimistic about what lies ahead.

3. If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
One of the most memorable moments at MSA was Spirit Day in 2024. It was incredibly fun launching paint and water balloons at my classmates, much to their dismay.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
What I will miss most about MSA is the close-knit community. You often make friends across different grades, so leaving behind classmates and friends you have spent years socializing with will be a difficult pill to swallow, especially when many of us are leaving the country for university.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
It would be naive of me to think that we will all stay in contact with one another, so I want to leave this message instead: whatever your pursuits may be after MSA, I hope you achieve them and make the very best of your young adult life.