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Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a meaningful opportunity to celebrate First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. It serves as both a festive celebration of Indigenous heritage and an important reminder to actively engage in the ongoing journey of education and reconciliation.

Happy Father's Day

Today, June 21, 2026, we proudly celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who enrich our lives. We wish a happy Father's Day to all the remarkable individuals in our community!

Colouring Connections: Students Design Welcome Banner

CPS Grade 7 & 8 students recently participated in a lunchtime mindfulness coloring group, where they worked together to create a beautiful welcome banner. The banner is now proudly displayed in the school hall to promote inclusivity, foster a sense of belonging, and help create a welcoming atmosphere for all students and staff.

The Bee Man Buzzes Into Our Classroom!

Mrs. Phippen’s classroom enjoyed a sweet and exciting visit from Mr. Walker, the Bee Man. Students learned about the roles of the queen, worker, and large-eyed drone bees, and discovered how a beekeeper's smoker safely calms a hive. The hands-on presentation gave everyone a chance to try on heavy, protective beekeeping gear before finishing the day by tasting and labeling their very own take-home jars of fresh Walker Honey.

Half-Mast Notice

Our flags have been lowered to honour the life of TDSS student, Jarvis Lebrun. Our thoughts are with his loved ones and the entire community.