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At Blessed Trinity Catholic School, we value the strong partnership between home, school, and parish. Together, we support the academic, spiritual, and personal growth of every student.

Rooted in Catholic beliefs and traditions, our mission is to educate students to their full potential by providing:

• A safe, welcoming, and faith-filled learning environment.

• Role models who live Gospel values and Catholic teachings.

• Integration of Catholic beliefs into all aspects of learning.

• Shared leadership among families, parishes, and the community.

• Clear feedback on student progress.

• Religious, academic, and technological instruction.

• Guidance on both what and how students learn.

Blessed Trinity is committed to inclusive Catholic education. We welcome students from across the community and offer a range of specialized programs to support diverse learning needs:

• Special Education: Developmentally delayed and behavioural support

• Gifted Programs: Junior and intermediate levels

• Speech and Language Services

• Guidance and Counselling

• ESL and FSL: Grades 1–8

• Music Programs: Instrumental and vocal

• Accessibility: Full access, including a chair lift to the second floor

• Mentorship: Prime Mentors program

We offer a wide range of activities that enrich student life:

Extracurricular Sports and Clubs

• Softball, Volleyball, Basketball

• Cross-Country, Track and Field, Swimming, Skating

• House Leagues

• Chess, W5H

Co-Curricular Programs

• Le Carnaval, French newspaper

• Education Week events

• Storytelling, Public Speaking, Young Authors

• Computers, Choir, Band

• Assemblies, Music Festivals, Concerts

• Play Day, Excursions

• Host school for university and college student placements

Blessed Trinity Catholic School was established in 1963, with the first phase built on the north end of the property. A permanent structure, including a gymnasium, was added in 1966.

Over the years, the school has built a strong relationship with the community and the Catholic School Parent Council (CSPC). Parents have contributed significantly to funding programs, sponsoring information nights, updating the library, and supporting school activities.