We are so excited to kick off our fundraising year and are looking forward to what can be accomplished TOGETHER! We would love your participation in them, if possible. Simply sharing social media…
Congratulations to the following FMCS students for being elected to the Student Council Executive for the 2022-23 School Year! President: Alastair De Borja Vice President: Jared Forster Treasurer: Nathan…
APEGA members in Fort McMurray have hosted elementary science nights in many schools in the past. Science nights are an evening of fun, hands-on science activities and engaging demonstrations aimed at…
Check out these pictures of the Grade 2s completing an Apple Peeling activity in class!
Today some students in Junior High ran for the Student Council leadership roles. They ran for President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Grades 4-6 were also there to listen to the speeches…
Students from ECDP and KG went for a hike in the nearby Birchwood Trails. It was a beautiful fall day and they got to explore some of God's Creation all around them!
Students from K-3 were given a presentation on Fire Safety and Prevention from Fort McMurray Fire Hall #5. This presentation is extra special as it marks 100 years of Fire Prevention Week!! Students…
Today students heard a presentation about MACOY - the Mayor's Advisory Council on Youth. It was founded in 1993 to serve as an advisory body responsible for advising City Council on services, programs…
Thank you to everyone who participated and donated to the Terry Fox Run and Walk. We were able to reach our goal of at least $1000. The grand total will be finalized next week!
Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.…
We are very proud of the work the schools in our system have been doing regarding Truth and Reconciliation, but we still have a long way to go. We have delivered resources to the schools to assist with…
FMCS Junior High Students recognized Orange Shirt and National Truth and Reconciliation Day by spending the day with local Elders learning about Indigenous perspectives, cooking bannock on an open fire…
