Saint Hilary Catholic School

Our Mission

The mission of St. Hilary School, a Christ-centered family of learners, is to develop the whole child in pursuit of academic excellence and personal growth based on the gospel values, traditions and practices of the Catholic faith through the cooperation of all partners.

Our School Calendar

Saint Hilary's Calendar

Our School Newsletter

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School Day Schedule

Morning Bell: 8:50am
Recess: 10:30am — 10:45am
Lunch: 11:45am - 12:30pm
Recess: 2:10pm - 2:25pm
Dismissal: 3:05pm

Reporting your child's absence from School:
Parents of students who know ahead of time that their child(ren) is going to be late or absent from school are requested to notify the school by sending a note to their child's teacher(agenda) or by calling the school.
On mornings where your child is going to be late arriving at school or is going to be absent because of a sudden illness, etc., please phone the school as soon as possible that morning. If no one is at the school please leave a message on our answering machine. This will avoid any unnecessary phone calls to be made. Parents/guardians of children who are absent without explanation will be called by the school secretary.
Please remember to notify us when your child is going to be late or away from school to avoid being disturbed at home or at work.
If your child is arriving late to school in the morning or after lunch, he or she must report to the office for a late slip.

School Allergy List — avoid sending these items to school

We have children in our schools with life-threatening allergies. Please check this list and remember it can change with the addition of new students.

All Peanut Products (examples are peanut butter or peanut oil or peanuts etc.),
Tree Nuts (examples are almonds or coconuts or pine nuts or pecans and many more),
Crustacean Shellfish (examples are lobsters or crabs or crawfish or prawns or shrimp)

Take care when sending all foods to school as some children can have mild to severe allergic reactions. Consider ingredients used in home-cooked items, for example, did you use peanut oil in a recipe?

Report any missing allergy information for your school through our contact form; please let us know the name of the school.

Programs

Mental Health and Well-Being, Academic Excellence, French Language and Culture, Learning for All

Initiatives

Leader In Me—Great Happens Here, Catholic Education, Virtue of the Month

Extracurricular Activities

Our school has regular school masses. We also celebrate the virtue of the month at our monthly prayer services and student of the month assemblies. This year we hope to also have a school choir.

Extracurricular Sports

Every year we start with our in-school cross country running/jogging/walking for our entire school. After school practices are also offered to students in grades 3 to 8. Younger students are invited to participate in these sessions if asked by the coaches. We have intramural floor hockey for grades JK to 8 during the winter and spring. This year there will also be mini stick with a tournament for students in grades one to three. Regular floor hockey is provided for students in grades four to eight with a tournament. Baseball, volleyball and baseball are also offered to students in grades 5 to 8 with tournaments. Track and field occurs in June.

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