Beginning Monday, April 13, Tina Kinmond, Child & Youth Engagement Facilitator, CORNERSTONE Family Violence Prevention Centre will be visiting students in grades 6 to 8.
The Cornerstone program being delivered to classes focuses on numerous elements of the health program as well as developing learning skills across the curriculum. For example, skills on building healthy relationships with peers and managing and building emotional regulation skills. Furthermore, creating empathy for peers, being inclusive and embracing diversity will also be explored.
On Monday, November 10, 2025 we will have Babarinde Williams from Drums et al at St. Mary to deliver programs to our students.
The anti-bullying workshop is centered around an ideology called "Ubuntu". It is an ancient African philosophy that deals with the way we relate to one other: "Umuntu Ungumuntu Ngabantu" (A person is a person because of people).
The Ubuntu anti-bullying assembly focuses on empathy, character development, and inclusivity. This workshop integrates music, drumming and storytelling to engage students.