About Us
At St. Boniface Catholic School, we value the partnership among home, school, and parish as the foundation of our learning community. We provide meaningful, engaging learning experiences that encourage curiosity, inquiry, and lifelong learning while helping every student reach their full potential.
We respond to individual strengths and needs through differentiated instruction, personalized learning goals, targeted interventions, collaboration with support staff, and technology. Through inclusive learning opportunities and ongoing professional development for educators, we prepare students with the skills they need for success in the 21st century.
Faith, Learning and Community
At St. Boniface Catholic School, we foster a Christ-centred environment where students, staff, families, and parish work together to create a safe, inclusive, healthy, and welcoming community. Through Religious Education, prayer, Masses, liturgical celebrations, and our Rosary program, we nurture students’ faith, self-awareness, confidence, and compassion while promoting a caring and respectful school environment.
We are committed to educational excellence and meeting diverse learning needs through English Language Learner and Special Education programs, individualized support, Reading Partners, and technology-enhanced learning. Staff collaborate and share best practices to support creativity, digital literacy, problem-solving, and student success.
Strong family and community partnerships further enrich school life through programs such as Best Start, after-school recreation, nutrition programs, Parenting Nights, Family Math Night, Reading Night, summer camps, and leadership opportunities. Together, we inspire students to learn, serve, and live out the values of Christ.
Our Patron Saint
Our school is named in honour of St. Boniface, known as the Apostle of Germany. Born in England in 672 and educated in Benedictine monasteries, he became a priest, teacher, and scholar before travelling to Rome in 718 to begin missionary work in Germany. He later became a bishop and helped establish dioceses and strengthen Christianity throughout the region.
St. Boniface was martyred with his companions in 754 while continuing his missionary work. He is remembered as a courageous missionary and is the patron saint of Germany, the Archdiocese of St. Boniface in Manitoba, and World Youth Day. We celebrate his feast day on June 5.
Our School History and Tradition
We opened on September 1, 1960, as a 12-classroom school and expanded as our community grew. A gymnasium and two classrooms were added in 1966, followed by a final addition in 1968, which now houses our library and two kindergarten classrooms. Additional portable classrooms have since been added to accommodate enrolment.
Today, our students reflect the rich multicultural diversity of our city. In 2010–2011, we celebrated our 50th anniversary, honouring decades of faith, learning, and community.
