The Grade 3D students recited a poem entitled “Why are you Late for School?” by Steve Turner on Friday in the morning assembly. This poem explains one reason that kept

Mastering precision and discipline: Taekwondo Poomsae, the art of forms. A black belt is more than a rank; it is a symbol of perseverance, skill, and commitment. Competition is where

At the beginning of the second term, Fr. Tony Hokayem held an assembly for the EI students, explained the meaning of the Epiphany, and blessed the water. We pray that

Grade 3 students celebrated the holiday season with a creative math activity. They matched factors on a Christmas tree with their corresponding products on ornaments. Once completed, they glued the

Grade 2 students showcased their math skills through an innovative holiday activity. They demonstrated their understanding of numbers by transforming them into vibrant displays of knowledge and creativity. The result

Grade 1 students participated in an engaging holiday-themed math activity that joined learning, fun, and imagination. They practiced their subtraction skills by finding differences, with each correct answer leading them

“A Light of Hope, A Song of Peace” is the recital Beyond all Limits that the Grade 3 students performed on Thursday, December 19, 2024. The show included extraordinary hymns,

After reading the story of The Gingerbread Man, the Grade 1 students brought ingredients from their homes; then with their teachers, they baked gingerbread cookies and enjoyed them together.