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Holy Angels is a true community school, where the partnership between home, school, and parish is lived daily. Many students have Italian heritage, with English as the primary language spoken at home. In recent years, the number of Portuguese families has grown, alongside families of Spanish, Polish, and Filipino backgrounds.

Our Catholic spirit is reflected in:

• Daily classroom prayers and reflections

• Bible readings and intentions

• School masses and paraliturgies

• Prayerful assemblies on Thanksgiving, Remembrance Day, and Canada Day

• Lenten participation in daily church masses

• Regular classroom visits from parish priests

These practices foster a strong Catholic environment and reinforce our faith-based heritage.

We strive to provide a secure, caring, and supportive learning environment. Teachers develop long-range plans that outline key concepts, skills, evaluation methods, and resources, while remaining flexible to meet classroom needs. Emphasis is placed on Language, Arts and Mathematics.

Collaboration between homeroom and specialized resource teachers ensures that students receive instruction tailored to their abilities and learning styles.

Beyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of co-curricular, athletic, and leadership activities, enriching their school experience and fostering personal growth.

We teach and encourage Christian values, including respect, kindness, and responsibility. A guiding principle is:

“Every child has the right to learn and be happy, but no child has the right to take away another child's right to learn and be happy.”

Parents actively support our Safe Arrival Program by notifying the school of absences or lateness. Students are well-supervised, and behavioural expectations are clearly taught and regularly reinforced.

Holy Angels Catholic School is located at the corner of Jutland and Islington, in a vibrant area that blends industrial, commercial, and residential communities. Built in 1960, the school has undergone two expansions and enjoys a close relationship with the neighbouring parish.

We celebrate the Feast of the Holy Angels annually on October 2. Angels, created by God before the visible universe, appear throughout the Old and New Testaments as divine messengers and guardians.