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Tonight, St. Joseph School community celebrated their annual picnic. Families had the opportunity to eat together, meet new people, and make memories! There were games, water balloons, a firetruck, Scoops Ice-Cream, freezies and pizza. Special thanks goes out to our volunteers.

We would like to thank Mrs. Boire and Mr. O’Rourke’s Grade 2 classes for leading today’s mass. They did a wonderful job and their hard work was much appreciated! Thank you to our choir for their beautiful singing and to our celebrant, Father Robert.

The St. Joseph community would like to wish all fathers a very Happy Father’s Day! Thank you for the love, laughter and support you provide, and for everything you do on a daily basis. We wish you a blessed day. #2025FathersDay

Today, our students participated in the annual Grade 1 & 2 Track and Field events. It was a beautiful day. Excitement filled the air and fun was had by all! Great job to our students and thank you to our wonderful teachers who organized this special day!👏 🏃‍♀️

Making memories on FDK Play Day. Today all our FDK Gators had a blast joining fun game and activities. Thanks to our Snack Club volunteers for the fresh watermelon and granola bar snacks! Thanks as well to our Grade 6 & 7 volunteers for helping to run the events. #FDKPLAYDAY2025

The Grade 6 & 7 students at St. Joseph School had a blast today on their year-end trip to Canada’s Wonderland. The students built memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you to all of the teachers that organized this special day, and for all of our parent volunteers! 🎢

Friday was a beautiful day for the annual Staff versus Student baseball game. Thanks for all the cheering from the crowd, Gators. #LetsPlayBall

Heat Warning: Temperatures are expected to soar into the low to mid 30s for at least three days in southern Ontario. The hottest day will be on Monday, when the high is forecasted to hit above 35 C in Toronto, and the humidex could briefly reach as high as 45 C.

Thank you to Madame Nuholli and Madame Pegelo for organizing the “Chef à l’école” program at St. Joseph School. The students had so much fun during their French cultural activity. What a great experience for our students! 🥗🥪🍝🧁

The students at St. Joseph School had an amazing time during the Primary Play Day! Thank you to our primary teachers for organizing this wonderful day. The primary classes had so much fun. It was a great way to celebrate another successful school year and bring in the summer. 🎉

A big thanks to Dustin and Ashley Champagne (Champagne Insurance Agency Inc.) for the generous food donation to our St. Joseph School Healthy Snack Program. 🙏#BuildingCommunity

Tonight, we celebrated our Grade 8 Graduation Ceremony at St. Joseph School. We wish our graduates all the best as they enter high school, and in their future endeavours. Our graduates will always be Gators at heart. #ClassOf2025🎓🐊

Mrs. Boire’s Grade 2 class used their financial literacy skills for a Class Market Day. The students created goods and services. Then, they sold items and made change. The class has so much fun applying their Math skills! 💵💲🛒#Grade2MarketDay

St. Joseph School celebrated wonderful examples of learning that took place throughout the year, in a slideshow presentation, at our year end assemblies. The school community honoured our sports, clubs, school activities, Special Olympics & our Live, Love, Learn award recipients

Today, St Joseph staff and students celebrated our Grade 8 graduates, as they made their way through the school hallways and through our ‘Gator Grad Way’. We wish the graduating class all the best as they prepare for high school. Wishing everyone a wonderful summer!🎓💫🐊

We would like to wish our St. Joseph community a very Happy Canada Day! As well, we would like to wish all of our families a relaxing, safe and wonderful summer! 🇨🇦

Looking without walking by, halting the frantic pace of our lives, allowing the lives of others, whoever they may be, with their needs and troubles, to touch our heart. That is what makes us neighbors to one another, what generates true fraternity and breaks down walls and

Sincere thanks to Andrea Carroll (Mural Works) for a spectacular job on the Stations of the Cross mural in the Primary Hallway. She also painted a very profound Mother Teresa quote in the main office to remind everyone entering to “Do small things with great love.” ❤️

A big thanks to Kevin Krudwig (Amboss Landscapes) and Wellington Catholic DSB for the beautiful pergolas and benches that will provide some much needed shade in the outdoor Kindergarten learning area.

What is the true meaning of life? What can free us from being trapped in meaninglessness, boredom and mediocrity? The fullness of our existence does not depend on what we store up or what we possess. Rather, fullness has to do with what we joyfully welcome and share.