
Our School
About Us
At St. Angela Catholic School, we pride ourselves on the strong partnership that exists among the home, the school and the parish. We offer a rigorous academic curriculum from Grade 1 to 8, along with the following programs: Full Day Kindergarten, Special Education, Language Impairment, Behaviour, English as a Second Language (ESL), Gifted, Empower Reading Program and Kindergarten Language Program (KLP).
We are also a community site for the Parenting and Family Literacy Centre. Our modern and spacious library houses a computer lab, along with each classroom having computers connected to the Internet. Throughout the school year, students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities coached by our staff.

How We Meet The Diverse Needs of Our Students
Our Catholic schools contribute to the formation of our children in their Faith Life. In partnership with the home and parish, our students grow in knowledge of prayer, scripture and Catholic teachings. The following initiatives and activities represent some of the ways we intend to serve our local Catholic school community.
Partnership with parents and the local Catholic School Parent Council (CSPC)
Liturgical and Sacramental celebrations
Faith in action (charitable activities)
Mathematics (Buddies)
W5H
Affinity Group
Bully Busters
Leadership Team
Choir
Excursions (local and overnight)
Computer Lab
School performances
Athletics
Vocal/instrumental music programs
French As a Second Language (FSL), Grades 1 to 8
Gifted program
Behaviour program
Language Impairment programs
Kindergarten Language Program (KLP)
English as a Second Language (ESL) program
Parenting and Family Literacy program
Our School History and Tradition
St. Angela Catholic School opened in 1973 and is one of three elementary schools serving St. Andrew Parish. The school is named after St. Angela Merici, a pioneer of Catholic education who dedicated her life to the education of young girls. Born in Desenzano, Italy, in 1474, she recognized the importance of faith-based education and, in 1535, founded the Ursuline Order, the first teaching order of women established by the Catholic Church. Her vision of education rooted in faith continues to inspire Catholic schools around the world.
For more than 50 years, St. Angela Catholic School has fostered a strong partnership between home, school, and parish. Together, students, families, staff, and clergy learn, pray, and grow in faith while embracing the school's motto: "Believe, Lead, Succeed."
