Holy Trinity Catholic School

We were treated to an amazing Staff Appreciation by our amazing CSCC. Thank you so much!

Candy Gram sales tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday, at lunch recess.

$1.00 each

Each candy gram comes with a heart shaped sucker.

We have an exciting week coming up at Holy Trinity!

Candy gram sales - $1.00/each
Monday through Thursday at lunch recess
Come with your list of names ready 🥰

100th Day of School - Tuesday, February 10th
Dress like your 100 years old! 👵👴

Pink, red and white day - Friday, February 13th
Wear your Valentine’s colors

Candy gram delivery - Friday, February 13th

Valentine’s Day Dance - Friday, February 13th
Games, dancing and prizes!

Holy Trinity grade 8 students celebrate Black History month with their artwork.

Holy Trinity students are excited for 2026, and want to ‘toast’ to the new year!

Did your child go home on Friday with a size 8 pair of Costco “Uggs” like the ones pictured below? They were in the green wing boot room. Please message or call the school, or Kristin Kelly if you happen to have them.

To honor Louis Riel Day this Sunday, Holy Trinity School celebrated our own Metis Heritage Week, leading up to today's activity: a Living Metis Sash! Different classrooms dressed in colors represented in the Metis sash and we all took a pic together. Other activities included a Metis mural, weaving mini sashes and learning about traditional medicines.

The CSCC, with the help of Holy Trinity's SLC will be running a used book sale fundraiser. All proceeds will go to the community and literacy initiatives.

Please bring your gently used books to Holy Trinity over the next few weeks. There is a drop off location at the front of the school.

The fundraiser will take place at the 3 Way Conferences in November.

Six of Holy Trinity’s grade 8 students attended the SLC Conference, at Holy Family Cathedral, on Wednesday, October 1st. It was a beautiful day of faith, learning and fun, and they began planning for an amazing school year at Holy Trinity.

On September 29, we will observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to honor Survivors of residential schools, their families, and the children who never returned home. This day calls us to learn the truth about our shared history and to walk together on the journey of reconciliation. By wearing orange, listening to stories, and reflecting as a community, we show our commitment to respect, understanding, and building a future rooted in justice and healing.

We will also have a TRC walk throughout the school neighborhood to show our solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters and with all Canadians as we are all treaty people.

On Tuesday, September 30, there will be no school all day, as part of honoring the solemnity of this day. Teachers will be engaging in self directed learning in professional development and learning in the areas of treaties, residential schools, and other First Nations, Metis and Inuit content that day.