Photo of the St. Victor Catholic School building, showing a light brown brick building, with tall trees up front

About Us

At St. Victor Catholic School, we are committed to nurturing the spiritual, intellectual, and academic growth of our students—supporting healthy development in mind, body, and soul.

Academic Excellence

Our students benefit from a challenging and supportive academic program. Teachers collaborate across divisions and with special program and itinerant staff to ensure every student receives the guidance they need to succeed.

We use up-to-date classroom materials, including resources for students with special needs and English as a Second Language (ESL) learners.

Our Library Technician is available two and a half days per week, supporting students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6. During this time, students explore books and use our computer lab. The lab remains open to all classes throughout the week.

Physical Activity and Outdoor Play

In addition to regular physical education, we incorporate daily physical activity into our schedule. Students can join school teams or participate in house league games. Our large, grassy playground offers ample space for recess and lunchtime activities.

Parent and Community Involvement

We are proud of our vibrant volunteer community, including parents, grandparents, relatives, and alumni. Volunteers support classroom activities, excursions, fundraising, pizza distribution, and our Catholic School Parent Council (CSPC). They also contribute to our Professional Learning Community initiatives.

We actively support charitable causes and community needs through fundraising and donations. Our “Thinkgreen” recycling program collects used toner cartridges. This initiative reduces landfill waste, raises school funds, and supports tree planting.

Photo of the St. Victor Catholic School building, showing a light brown brick building, with tall trees up front

School History

Our school opened on February 16, 1970, originally designed as an open-concept complex with four classrooms per floor. In 1985, we transitioned to a closed-classroom design. Today, we are proud to welcome many multi-generational families, with alumni returning with their own children. Our strong sense of community, belonging, and tradition continues to connect generations of families.

Our Patron Saint

Our school is named after St. Victor, a Roman army officer who served in Marseille around 290 AD. He is remembered for his courage, integrity, deep Christian faith, and strength in the face of persecution. Despite the hardships faced by early Christians, St. Victor remained steadfast in his commitment to Christ and was willing to sacrifice for his beliefs. His example continues to inspire us to live with faith, compassion, courage, and strength of character.