Saint Miriam School

08/31/2026

08/20/2026

08/09/2026

Beach week brought out the colorful vibes throughout the last few summer days at Saint Miriam! 🏖️🌊☀️🩳

07/30/2026

Bug Hunt Week brought our friends from Briar Bush to camp to let the children see some bugs up close. We had a stick bug, butterfly, bearded dragon and a tarantula. Some were excited to see and touch, others not so much! Classes were given bug hunting materials and bug houses to search the campus for some friends to take home.

07/24/2026

Super heroes abound!! ❤️🦸‍♀️🦸🏻‍♂️

07/16/2026

Alert ‼️ Due to the poor air quality conditions and the Purple Alert, there will be no outdoor activities and water play will be unavailable. Our team will inspire our students indoors tomorrow for everyone’s safety! Thank you!

07/03/2026

The extreme heat 🥵 may have curtailed outdoor activities, but the spirit of America in these children was unmatched today as they were excited for an indoor July 4th parade celebration! 🎉 🇺🇸

06/30/2026

‼️Extreme Heat Warning ‼️

Hi Parents,

Due to the extreme heat-related weather we are experiencing, there will be no water play this week.

Thursday, 7/2, we will still encourage you to dress your child in Red, White & Blue and we will have our parade indoors throughout the school.

We will limit all outdoor activities and strictly limit outdoor time after 11am daily or as needed.

Extreme heat, and heat related illnesses, are especially dangerous for infants and young children.

Heat illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat fainting, heat edema (swelling of the hands, feet and ankles), heat rash (prickly heat) and heat cramps (muscle cramps). They are mainly caused by over-exposure to heat or over-exertion in the heat, and if not prevented, can lead to long-term health problems and even death.

Children most at risk include those with breathing difficulties (asthma), heart conditions, kidney problems, mental and physical disabilities, developmental disorders, diarrhea, and those who take certain medications. Consult with your family doctor or pharmacist to find out if your child’s medication increases their risk of heat related illnesses.

Stay alert for symptoms of heat illness. They include:

changes in behaviour (sleepiness or temper tantrums)
dizziness or fainting
nausea or vomiting
headache
rapid breathing and heartbeat
extreme thirst
decreased urination with unusually dark yellow urine

If you are breastfeeding your child, breast milk will provide adequate hydration, but remember to keep yourself hydrated so you can produce a sufficient amount of milk.

Please join us and stay safe!!

Saint Miriam School Admin Team

06/24/2026

Saint Miriam families join us today! It's summertime! Congratulations to our families at Saint Miriam School for a super year together! What a great fall it will be! Enjoy your summer!

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