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5205 New Street
Burlington, Ontario, L7L 1V3
905-333-3374 (Telephone)
905-333-9497 (Fax)
Website http://schools.hcdsb.org/ascn/default.aspx
Principal: Mrs. A. Smith
Board Trustee: Ms. S. Trites
Secretary: Mrs. L. May
SAFE ARRIVAL PROGRAM: Please remember to phone in your child’s absence (905) 333-3374.
The answering machine is available 24 hours - Messages are picked up regularly between 8:15 a.m. and 4:00
p.m
APRIL and MAY 2015
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
The months of April and May promise to be very busy
months in both the liturgical lives of our students as well
as the many wonderful activities planned in our school
community. We would like to offer our prayers and
warmest wishes to our Grade 2 students as they prepare
for the Sacrament of First Communion. As well, we
celebrate the Easter Season as a faith community. Easter
weekend Mass times for St. Patrick Parish are listed on
the next page. Easter Blessings to all!
As we look ahead to many wonderful spring initiatives,
we are inspired by the wonderful sense of community
here at Ascension Catholic School. We will be
recognizing our awesome parent volunteers during
National Volunteer Week. A Volunteer Appreciation
Tea has been planned for May 6 during Catholic
Education Week to celebrate all they do for Ascension
Catholic School. We also look forward to a very special
occasion for our school community – our 50th
Anniversary! We will be celebrating on May 14 with
more information to be shared in the weeks to come. We
thank our entire school community for their continued
support for our staff, students and initiatives. Working
together makes all the difference.
HAPPY EASTER
For God so loved the world,
that He gave his only begotten Son,
that whosoever believeth in Him,
should not perish,
but have everlasting life.
John 3:16
- Wishing you a Blessed Easter –
A. Smith and Staff
at Ascension Catholic School
LENTEN PRAYER
Holy God, during this Lenten season help us
to
become more trusting, more prayerful, and
more open to your grace. Lead us on the
path
of service, as we use our gifts for the
wellbeing
of others. Amen
ST. PATRICK’S PARISH NEWS
St. Patrick
Parish Holy
Week Worship
Schedule
Holy Thursday April 2nd
7:00 p.m.
Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Washing of the Feet
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 9:00 p.m.
Good Friday April 3rd
Solemn Liturgy of the Passion
Solemn Liturgy of the Passion
Evening Prayer and Stations of the Cross
10:30 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Holy Saturday April 4th
Easter Vigil 7:00 p.m.
Easter Sunday April 5th
Mass of the Resurrection
8:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH
REGULAR MASS TIMES
Saturdays
Sundays
5:00 pm
9:00 am
11:00 am
AUTHOR VISITS
We welcome 2 authors to Ascension
School in the month of April.
For our Primary students (FDK-Grade
3) on April 9th we will have Ruth Ohi,
a Canadian author who writes and
illustrates her own children’s books.
Popular titles include “Fox and Squirrel”, “Shhh, My
Brother is Sleeping”, and 2015 Blue Spruce Nominee
“Kenta and the Big Wave”. Ruth will be conducting an
exciting and interactive presentation.
For our Junior and Intermediate students (Grade 4-8) on
April 23rd we welcome Kenneth Oppel, Canadian
author. Kenneth’s popular titles include “Airborn”,
“Silverwing”, and 2015 Red Maple Nominee
“Boundless”. Kenneth will be speaking about his
journey while writing Boundless.
Mrs. Spencer
PLANT PURCHASES FOR SPRING
April is just around the corner! So is the
nice, warmer weather so many of us are
waiting for so that we may start gardening.
With that in mind, we are excited to let you
know that the "Grow for Green"
fundraising program we have at The Holland Park
Garden Gallery is still active. While shopping there,
please mention Ascension school, or provide the school's
telephone number (905) 333-3374, and 5% of what you
pay will to Ascension. Thank you so much for your
support and happy gardening shopping!
God Bless,
Your Ascension Catholic School Parent Council
FIRST COMMUNION DATES
First Communion dates for the students at
Ascension School will be during St.
Patrick’s Church regularly scheduled
Masses (Saturday 5:00 pm and Sunday
11:00 am) on the following dates: April 18/19; April
25/26; May 2/3, 2015.
ARE YOU MOVING?
If you know that your child(ren) will
not be returning to Ascension in
September, kindly inform the office in
writing as soon as possible. This helps
facilitate the planning for the 20152016 School Year. Thank you in
advance for your help in this matter.
WALK WITH JESUS
The Halton Catholic District School
Board is pleased to announce the annual
“Walk with Jesus” event which will take
place during Catholic Education Week
on Thursday, May 7, 2015. 20 student
representatives from each of the 49
schools will participate in this event.
Students will exhibit a sense of community, social
justice, and solidarity as they walk from Bronte
Provincial Park to Corpus Christi Secondary School
where they will participate in an outdoor mass led by the
Most Reverend Bishop Meihm. All fundraising monies
from this day will be directed to the Halton Catholic
Children’s Education Foundation. The “Walk with
Jesus” event will provide a unique opportunity for
students to demonstrate Catholic witness as they walk
for social justice.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Our Regional Public Speaking
Competition was held on
Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at
Ascension School. Contestants from
our Assumption Family of Schools
attended. Caitlyn M. represented
Ascension. We are very proud of Caitlyn as she did a
fantastic job delivering her speech. Congratulations
Caitlyn!!!
REMINDER: ONLINE PAYMENTS NOW
AVAILABLE
School related expenses are now available online for
your convenience!
MARCH PRINCIPAL AWARDS
Each month certain students from
every class will be recognized for
their positive contributions and
achievements at school. Mrs. Smith
will make these award presentations
in each class.
March (Trustworthiness) recipients are:
FDK: Hayden B; Liam J; Emma S; Aidan R.
Gr. 1: Joseph G; Ethan G; Sebastian U; Petra B.
Gr. 2: Gia S.
Gr. 3: Joseph S; Carter H; Ciaralyn D; Reese L.
Gr. 4: Connor M-H; Isabella C.
Please take a few minutes to
register!
Here’s how:
Step1: Please visit: https://hcdsb.schoolcashonline.com
Step 2: Register by selecting the “Get Started Now” and
following the steps.
Step 3: After you receive the confirmation email, please
select the “click here” option, sign in and add
each of your children to your household account.
School Cash Online provides parents with easy access to
make online payments for a variety of student activities,
providing greater flexibility and control on how
payments are made to the school. This new online
payment method will also help reduce the risk of theft
and cash misplacement. For more information including
a FAQ, the benefits of this program, and how to register
for School Cash Online, please visit:
http://www.hcdsb.org/Parents/Pages/School-CashOnline.aspx.
CANADIAN TIRE FUNDRAISING
We are continuing to collect
Canadian Tire money and we are
adding to our gym equipment on a
regular basis thanks to your amazing
support of this program. 100% of the
donations continue to go directly
towards equipment. Your donation
benefits the entire Ascension student body. We continue
to keep the donations in the office in the labelled jug.
Gr. 5: Meagan J; Vincent E; Tyrone F.
Gr. 6: Myles P; Matthew B; Nick Z.
Gr. 7: Andrew V; Luke M; Kristofer C; Chantel J.
Gr. 8: Jack R; Thomas V; Samantha D.
ESC:
Evan H.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS
Thank you to our parents for your
support and to our students for
continuing to come in full uniform. We
are a full uniform school as mandated by
the Halton Catholic District School
Board’s Policy 11-41 and all uniform pieces of clothing
must be purchased from R. J. McCarthy’s. Any nonuniform pieces of clothing worn by students to
supplement the uniform and are visible but layered
underneath the uniform (e.g. tights, long sleeved shirt,
undershirt) must be navy blue or white. Scarfs and nonuniform sweatshirts may be worn to school but removed,
once in school. Please be reminded that students will
need as pair of ‘indoor’ shoes to protect their feet once
outdoor shoes or boots are taken off (All indoor
shoes/running shoes should have non-marking soles).
Also at this time of year students and parents should be
reminded that closed toe shoes are necessary for safety
reasons. Students should avoid wearing “flip flops” and
sandals as their toes will be exposed and easily injured.
Thank you for your continued support of our school
dress code.
APRIL PRINCIPAL AWARD FOCUS
LEADERSHIP
What is Leadership?
Leadership is setting good examples and modelling
positive Behaviour
Leadership is listening and working cooperatively with
others
Leadership is doing your best and making a difference
Leadership is having a positive attitude and encouraging
others to do their best
Leadership is knowing the difference between right and
wrong and choosing to do the right thing
How Can I Be a Leader?
You can choose to practice leadership by following rules
and modelling positive behavior. You are a leader when
you make good choices and you help others to do their
best. Younger children learn from watching older
students. You are being a leader when you listen to
others and encourage them to make good choices. By
following rules and choosing to do the right thing, you
are being an active leader.
MAY PRINCIPAL AWARD FOCUS
HONESTY
What Is Honesty?
An honest person is someone who tells the truth
An honest person does not cheat, steal, or lie.
How Can I Be an Honest Person?
Whether at home, school, or the playground, an honest
person always does his best to tell the truth. An honest
person does not steal or cheat. He knows that stealing is
wrong. He could never take a toy, candy, money, or
anything that does not belong to him. Rules and laws
about stealing are made to keep everyone’s property
safe. An honest person would not want to break these
rules or laws. Cheating is also something that an honest
person would not do. Copying someone else’s paper is
not right. Doing your own work and trying to do your
best shows honesty. An honest person keeps his
promises. When an honest person says that he will do a
chore or job for someone, he always does it to the best of
his ability. An honest person makes sure that he
completes the job the way that he was asked to.
ASCENSION’S GOT TALENT
Ascension students are being
asked to dust off the old
instruments, polish up their
dancing shoes, warm up
their vocal chords and do
whatever they need to do because our
school talent show is right around the corner!! Students from
FDK to Gr. 8 have been asked to sign up if interested and with
parent permission, auditions will start soon.
LOST AND FOUND
If your child is missing clothing, boots, lunch boxes,
etc., please encourage them to check the lost and found
regularly. We will NOT take uniform pieces of lost
clothing to the Salvation Army.
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
*also see April Calendar
April 2, 2015
April 3, 2015
April 6, 2015
April 16, 2015
April 16, 2015
April 17, 2015
April 22, 2015
April 24, 2015
April 29, 2015
April 30, 2015
April 30, 2015
May 4-8, 2015
May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015
May 7, 2015
May 14, 2015
Holy Thursday
Good Friday – no school
Easter Monday – no school
Grade 7 Confirmation Retreat to
St. Joseph’s Motherhouse
Me to We Walk to Water (a.m.)
Grade 7 visit to Assumption TBD
Earth Day
P.A. Day – No school
Grade 4 French Trip to Compass Point
“Greg LeRock”
Hep B#2 – Grade 7
HPV #3 – Grade 8 Girls
Me to We @ Holy Rosary (all day)
Education Week
Education Week Liturgy 11:00 a.m.
Volunteer Tea following the Liturgy
Walk with Jesus
Ascension 50th Anniversary Mass
@ St. Patrick’s Church 10 a.m.
Victoria Day – no school
Confirmation Practice 1:30 pm
Confirmation 3:00 pm. St. Patrick’s
May 18, 2015
May 21, 2015
May 23, 2015
May 25, 2015 –
June 4, 2015
EQAO – Grades 3 & 6
May 27-29, 2015 Grade 8 Trip to Camp Wanakita
June 5, 2015 P.A. Day – No school
June 10, 2015 Track & Field
June 17, 2015 Whole School Closing Mass
St. Patrick’s Church
10:30 a.m.
June 17, 2015 Year End BBQ
June 19, 2015 Play Day
June 22, 2015 Report Cards go home
June 22, 2015 Grade 8 Bowling & Lunch
June 23, 2015 Grade 8 Graduation
6:30 – 10:00
June 26, 2015 Last Day of School Liturgy &
Assembly
11TH ANNUAL TRIVIA NIGHT AT
ASSUMPTION
The Assumption Catholic Secondary School Annual
Trivia Night will take place on
Saturday, April 11 from 7 to 10
pm. Funds go to support local
charities. Register your team of
6-8 players. The cost is
$15/player. Contact Tina
DiClemente at 905-634-1835, ext. 2022 or
[email protected].
NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
APRIL 12-18
National Volunteer Week pays tribute to the millions of
Canadian volunteers who graciously donate their time
and talents to our communities. Canada’s volunteers
make a tremendous contribution in communities across
the country and around the globe. They make our
communities resilient and our country vibrant. Every
day, Canadians lend a hand to their neighbours and
friends. And many of them don’t realize that in doing so
they’re volunteering. We sincerely thank all of our
wonderful volunteers here at Ascension School, for
generously sharing their time and skills to work
cooperatively with school staff, for the benefit of our
children. Your work is truly appreciated! Ascension staff
is very pleased to invite all of our volunteers to a
Volunteer Appreciation Tea that will be held on
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 during Catholic Education
Week. More details to follow.
VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION
Volunteer Appreciation Tea
We would like to recognize our
wonderful
Volunteers …..
Please join us on
Wednesday, May 6th in the Library
As we celebrate in your honour
Following the 11:00 am Education Week Liturgy
ASCENSION CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL
Our next Catholic School Council Meeting will take
place on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 6:30 in the
school Library. Please mark this date on your calendar
and join us.
DID YOU KNOW?
For parenting information or to speak with a public
health nurse or child development staff:
Dial 311 (Monday to Friday,
8:30 am to 4:30 pm)
or visit haltonparents.ca
SPIRIT OF INCLUSION AWARD
The SPIRIT OF INCLUSION AWARD was established
by the school board’s Special Education Advisory
Committee (S.E.A.C.). It is a non-academic award for a
student who demonstrates the following:
 Involved in extra-curricular activities
 Demonstrates acts of friendship
 Exhibits strong school spirit committed to
school activities
 the teachers and staff support the nomination
 the student is a builder of school community
 the student is involved in the spiritual life of the
school
 the student has an excellent attitude and spirit in
meeting challenges
 the student causes others to be valued and
included, recognizing schoolmates as unique,
each with contribution to make to the
community.
Congratulations, Meghan McCormick, the 2015
Ascension Schools’ nominee of the Spirit of Inclusion
Award. Her award will be presented at Graduation. We
are all very proud of you!
NATIONAL WEAR PINK DAY
BULLYING AWARENESS
In recognition of bullying awareness,
Wednesday, April 8, 2015 is designated as
National Wear Pink Day. Wear pink and
bring in $1.00 to support the Halton
Catholic Children’s Foundation to support
children in need. The International Day of Pink was
started in Nova Scotia when 2 high school students saw
another student wearing a pink shirt being bullied. The 2
students intervened, but wanted to do more to prevent
bullying. They decided to purchase pink shirts, and a
few days later got everyone at school to arrive wearing
pink, standing in solidarity. The result was that an entire
school took a stand and began working together to
prevent bullying. The message was clear: anyone can
bully, anyone can be victimized by bullying, but
together we can stop it.
Each year on the second Wednesday of April, millions
of people wear pink and take a stand. The Day of Pink is
a symbol, a spark that empowers and inspires youth
across Canada to create amazing social change!
We as a school community will be taking part in this
powerful movement.
STUDENT AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
Each year, the Halton Catholic District School Board
acknowledges one student in each of our schools through
the “Sharing the Spirit” student award of excellence. The
purpose of the award is to recognize the outstanding
work and contributions of students in Catholic schools in
Halton. This year, the recipient for Ascension Catholic
School was selected according to the following criteria:
exemplary Catholic leadership qualities, commitment to
family, involvement in school affairs, relationship with
staff and students, and involvement in community
activities. Please join us in extending our congratulations
to Marco T. The ceremony will be held on
Mon. April 27, 2015, 7:30 at Corpus Christi Catholic
Secondary School, Burlington.
Congratulations Marco! We are all very proud to have
you Representing Ascension Catholic School at this
prestigious ceremony.
EQAO ASSESSMENT OF READING,
WRITING AND MATHEMATICS
PRIMARY DIVISION (GRADE 1-3)
JUNIOR DIVISION (GRADE 4-6)
Similar to previous years, our Grade 3 and 6 students
will participate in the Education Quality and
Accountability Office (EQAO) Primary and Junior
Division assessments of Reading, Writing and
Mathematics between May 25th and June 4th, 2015.
These EQAO assessments will continue to be
administered to all students in Grades 3 and 6. Students
will be required to complete three test booklets: one
mathematics booklet, one reading booklet and one
writing booklet. The types of questions in the booklets
will be familiar to your child as they are based on the
kinds of work your child has been doing throughout the
year. The total amount of time that the students will
spend on the testing will be six hours that is generally
spread over the course of two or three days. Sample
questions can be viewed on the EQAO website at
www.eqao.com. We ask that you make every effort to
avoid holidays during these days and to try to make
sure your children are in attendance each day during
the assessment, specifically during the week of
Monday, May 25th to Thursday, June 4th. In
advance, we appreciate your efforts in scheduling
appointments around this block of time. The EQAO
assessment results help us to continue to improve
upon the quality Catholic education offered to your
children. Additional specific information regarding the
assessments will be sent home to our Grade 3 and 6
parents in the month of May.
Catholic schools are Catholic communities. Catholic
schools are faith communities. We – parents, students,
teachers, administrative and support staff – walk and
grow together in the faith which we received at our
Baptism. And it is the ‘together’ that we grow. Our
growth is primarily a relationship with God, who at our
Baptism, called us by name. But the response of each of
us to that growth is both personal and communal. We
grow in our faith in the nurturing atmosphere of our
Catholic community be that of our local parish, our
home, or our Catholic school community.
Our school community will celebrate Catholic Education
Week 2015 in ways that are appropriate to our students’
age. We invite you to participate in one or other of these
activities as your personal time and work schedule may
permit.
There are five sub-themes for each day of Catholic
Education Week:
Monday –
Walking Together and Sharing our
Stories
Tuesday –
Opening the Scriptures
Wednesday – Welcoming Others to the Table
Thursday –
Recognizing Jesus in the Breaking of
the Bread
Friday –
Proclaiming the Good news
Every year, the Ontario Catholic School Trustees’
Association (OCSTA) provides our Catholic schools
with a resource kit to help schools prepare for Catholic
Education Week. Using these resources as well as our
own developed activities we have prepared a series of
activities which will highlight how our school is
‘Exploring Paths of Joy’.
We hope to see many of you during our school
celebrations.
WEST NILE VIRUS
Is my child at risk for becoming infected
with West Nile virus while attending
school?
The mosquitoes that most commonly
carry West Nile virus are generally
more active during the early evening to
early morning. The school yards are mainly located in
open areas on asphalt or short grass/dirt – not conducive
for harboring mosquitoes. As well, the school is actively
involved in reducing mosquito breeding sites (standing
water) and resting sites on school property. For
information on West Nile virus and how it affects your
child at school, on field trips and what precautions to
take, refer to West Nile Virus Information Sheet to be
found on the school web site. The WNV Information
Sheet is a collaborative effort of the Halton Region
Health Department and the Halton Catholic District
School Board. If you cannot access the West Nile Virus
Information Sheet on the school web site please contact
the school office for a copy to be sent home. Parents
interested in finding out more information can connect to
the Halton Region Health Department website:
www.halton.ca/wnv or call the Halton Region Health
Department at: (905) 825-6000.
CAN YOUR CHILD SEE WELL?
Children may not know that they
have a vision problem. They can’t
always tell you what they see. 1 out
of 4 children have a significant eye problem that can
interfere with learning and development. The Ontario
Association of Optometrists recommends that every
young child has complete eye examinations at ages 6
months, 3 years and every year thereafter.
Visit www.EyeSeeEyeLearn.ca
ABORIGINAL AWARNESS MONTH
April is Aboriginal Education Awareness Month at
the Halton Catholic District School Board, and
throughout the month, students and staff across the
district will honour and celebrate the contributions and
the legacy of First Nation, Métis and Inuit peoples in
Canada.
“We look forward each April to celebrating Aboriginal
Education Awareness Month," says Sherry Saevil,
Aboriginal Liaison for the Board. "In
partnership with community
organizations we've planned a number
of events and activities this year that will
honour and recognize Aboriginal perspectives, cultures,
and the entwined histories of Aboriginal and nonAboriginal peoples in Canada."
LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES
Food and Peanut Allergies
We ask that you join our staff in taking care to ensure
the safety of all students in the school. As a number of
our students have a potentially life-threatening allergy,
we ask for your cooperation by not sending any snacks
or lunches containing peanut or nut products to school
with your child. Other allergens will be dealt with on an
“as needed” basis.
The following guidelines must be strictly adhered to by
all the students in the school:
 All foods must be eaten in the classroom –
absolutely no food is to be consumed outside or on
the bus.
 Snacks are not to be shared with other students.
 Utensils are not to be shared with other students.
 Hands are to be washed before and after eating
anything that may contain peanut products (this is
also important to remember if students go home for
lunch). Traces of peanut butter or oil can transfer
from hands to bus seats or playground equipment,
desks, and personal belongings.
 Parents are asked to read labels carefully for the
following products that may contain nut products:
granola bars, crackers, chocolate bars and cookies,
some cereals, store baked goods or snacks.
While we realize that this request may pose somewhat of
a challenge for you when packing your child’s snack and
lunch, we wish to express sincere appreciation for your
support and understanding.
The following is a partial list of ingredients on the labels
that will tell you peanut – tree nut protein could be in the
product:
Peanuts:
 Arachis oil, cold pressed peanut oil;
 Goober nuts, goober peanuts, goober peas;
 Hydrolyzed peanut protein, hydrolyzed plant
protein, sweet lupine flour;
 Nu-nuts, Beer nuts, ground nuts, mandolena
nuts, mixed nuts, nuts, peanuts;
 Peanut butter, peanut flour, peanut meal, peanut
oil, peanut protein.
Tree Nuts:
 Almonds, Brazil nuts, Cashews, Chestnuts,
Filberts/ hazelnuts, Hickory nuts, Macadamia
nuts, Pecans, Pine nuts, pinon, pignolias,
Pistachios, Shea nuts, Walnuts;
Mixed nuts, nut butters, nut oils, nut paste, chocolate nut
spreads, mandelonas, marzipan, nu-nuts, nut meats
www.assumptionsportscamp.weebly.com
ASSUMPTION
CRUSADERS
SUMMER SPORTS
CAMP
AUGUST 17-21, 2015
Speedball, badminton, water games/activities, basketball, volleyball, obstacle courses,
bocce ball, dodgeball, tchouk ball, ultimate frisbee, floor hockey, soccer, softball/t-ball,
fitness, dance, gymnastics, special guest instructors, arts and crafts and songs.
Assumption Catholic
secondary school
3230 Woodward Avenue
Burlington, Ontario
L7N 3P1
Call 905-634-5243
www.gobluego.ca
Please see April and May Calendars below.
SCENSION SCHOOL APRIL 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Popcorn Day
Thursday
2 Holy Thursday
St. Patrick Mass Times
7:00 pm
Friday
3GOOD FRIDAY(noschool)
Saturday
4 HOLY SATURDAY
St. Patrick Mass Times
7:00 pm – Easter Vigil
Lunch Basket
St. Patrick Mass Times
10:30am Liturgy – Passion
3:00 pm Liturgy – Passion
7:00 pm–Stations of the
Cross
5 EASTER SUNDAY
6
EASTER MONDAY
(No School)
7
8 Pizza
International Pink Day
St. Patrick Mass Times
8:00 am
9:30 am
11:15 am
12
19
13
20
27
10
11
17
Lunch Basket
18
24
25
14
15 Popcorn
16 Me to We Walk (am)
to Water
Grade 7 Retreat
To St. Joseph
Mother House
21
Grade 5/6 Trip to
Mountsberg
Council Meeting 6:30pm
22Pizza
Kindergarten
Parent Orientation
Night 6:30 pm
Earth Day
26
9
Author visit
Ruth Ohi
JK/SK – Grade 3 (a.m.)
28
29 Chips & Drink
Grade 4 French Trip
To Compass Point
Gregg LeRock
23
Author visit
Kenneth Oppel
Grades 4 – 8 (a.m.)
30
Hep B#2 GR. 7
HPV#3 Gr. 8 Girls
Me to We @ Holy
Rosary (all day)
PA Day
(No school)
ASCENSION SCHOOL MAY 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
7
Walk with Jesus
8
9
Police Day
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Bronte Region
Bronte Road
CATHOLIC EDUCATION WEEK May 4 - 8
3
4
5
6 Pizza
Education Week
Liturgy 11:00 am GYM
Volunteer Tea to follow
11
12
13 Popcorn
14
Ascension School
50th Anniversary
Mass at St. Patrick’s
Church 10:00 am
Talent Show 6:30 Gym
15
16
17
18
Victoria Day
(no school)
19
20 Pizza
21
Confirmation Practice
1:30 pm Church
22
23
Confirmation
3:00 pm
St. Patrick’s Church
24
25
26
29
30
10
HAPPY
MOTHER’S DAY
EQAO TESTING May 25 – June 4
27 Popcorn
28
Marian Liturgy
11:00 a.m. Gym
Grade 8 Trip to Camp Wanakita May 27 - 29
31