Holy Redeemer C.S. 111 Aspenwood Drive, Toronto, Ontario M2H 2G2 P:416-393-5353 F:416-397-6334 June-Faithfulness–National Indigenous Month Holy Redeemer C.S. News School Start Time 9:00 Morning Recess 10:42-10:57 a.m. Lunch 11:45 a.m.– 12:45p.m. Afternoon Recess 2:10 p.m. Dismissal 3:30 p.m. Office Hours 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. June 2017 SCHOOL HOURS PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Parents, It seems like such a short while ago that school began for the 2016-17 school year, yet here we are almost ten months later...and it is already June. This month marks a chapter in the History of Holy Redeemer C.S. Perhaps some of our parents were once students at Holy Redeemer or, perhaps your children were the first generaon to aend the school. Holy Redeemer has been a school unlike any other. Our students will remember the kind staff that greeted them each morning as they came through the door; the parent council groups that gave their me to enrich their child’s experience within the school. They will above all remember the friends that they made. Holy Redeemer is a school where children of all ages played with one another, where there were no boundaries or lines to divide age groups in the playground. It has been a school where children learned how to ski, sledded and played soccer in the field. Holy Redeemer is an oasis of nature and serenity where nature fostered creave play and a new Science experiment was a mere steps out the back of the school. Our children roamed free in the field and knew everyone in the building by name and also took care of one another. Holy Redeemer is a community with deep es and a strong sense of family. This is how we will remember the beauty that is our school. Over the next four weeks we have many events that will connue to join us as a community. Please feel free to visit the school over the course of the month. See you soon! Fernanda Pires, Principal, Holy Redeemer C.S. CSPC Holy Redeemer C.S. Chrisne Demetriades-Chair Joanne Dinan-Co-Chair Hui-Anne Colavincenzo-Treasurer Stephen Colavincenzo-Secretary Lidia Cancelliere-Secretary Paul Mann-Fundraiser Pedro Fernandes-Parent-at-large Principal: Ms. F. Pires Admin. Assistant: Ms. M. Painter Superintendent: Mr. P. Aguiar
It seems like such a short while ago that school began for the 2016-17 school year, yet here we are almost ten months later...and it is already June. This month marks a chapter in the History of Holy Redeemer C.S.
Perhaps some of our parents were once students at Holy Redeemer or, perhaps your children were the first generation to attend the school. Holy Redeemer has been a school unlike any other.
Our students will remember the kind staff that greeted them each morning as they came through the door; the parent council groups that gave their time to enrich their child’s experience within the school.
They will above all remember the friends that they made. Holy Redeemer is a school where children of all ages played with one another, where there were no boundaries or lines to divide age groups in the playground. It has been a school where children learned how to ski, sledded and played soccer in the field.
Holy Redeemer is an oasis of nature and serenity where nature fostered creative play and a new Science experiment was a mere steps out the back of the school. Our children roamed free in the field and knew everyone in the building by name and also took care of one another. Holy Redeemer is a community with deep ties and a strong sense of family. This is how we will remember the beauty that is our school.
Over the next four weeks we have many events that will continue to join us as a community. Please feel free to visit the school over the course of the month.
See you soon!
Fernanda Pires, Principal, Holy Redeemer C.S.
CSPC Holy Redeemer C.S.
Christine Demetriades-Chair
Joanne Dinan-Co-Chair
Hui-Anne Colavincenzo-Treasurer
Stephen Colavincenzo-Secretary
Lidia Cancelliere-Secretary
Paul Mann-Fundraiser
Pedro Fernandes-Parent-at-large
Principal: Ms. F. Pires
Admin. Assistant: Ms. M. Painter
Superintendent: Mr. P. Aguiar
Memories from the hearts of Holy Redeemer students…
The best moments of Holy Redeemer is...my friends and the people in the school who helped me and I love the people who play soccer with me and the community that they have and what the school gave us. And I like that there’s no bullying and no fighting and I want to say thank you to our old Principal for what he did to us...Cailan D.
My favourite Holy Redeemer memory is Hallowe’en and the Christmas concert tied. I can’t choose. I liked Hallowe’en because of all the treats, competition and prizes. I couldn’t resist saying I like Hallowe’en as much as the Christmas concert. I chose the concert because of all the fun we had laughing and speaking our parts and making our audience laugh. These two events are my favour-ite Holy Redeemer memories...Luther M.
My favourite Holy Redeemer Memory is the play day because we get freezies and popsicles
and we get prizes. My second Holy Redeemer memory is playing with all my friends. My
third Holy Redeemer memory is having movie night because I get to hang out with my
friends and we get popcorn...Marco C.
Last year was my first year in Miss. Weiss’ class full time. I was mesmerized at how much the word “community” means in this classroom. Day after day, month after month and situation after situation our class still came together as one.
On the last day of school last year, I was so glad I could spend an amazing year with a different view of the word, “community”, because Holy Redeemer is all about a family coming together...Aiskel Morales Marti Gr. 8
My favorite memory of H.R is when me and my four closest friends at recess went outside and made downhill soccer a popular “thing” at this school. Every lunch recess we would go down-hill with the whole school to play soccer.
This points out how unique we are as a close community because Gr.1-8 would never be seen playing in the same game at any other school...Emanuel Hernandez Gr.8
Monthly Update from the Board
June 2017
Summer School Registration Continues Course options and registration info for secondary school students: https://www.tcdsb.org/ProgramsServices/
