No anchovies! FDK students the Kids Pizza Making Workshop. Twirling. Kneading. Introducing ingredients and naming favorite toppings and healthy alternatives. Students tossed dough into the air, & received a pizza slice along with a bag filled with crayons and a colouring book.

Friday Walk Days. Reminding and inviting everyone to walk to school on Fridays. Take a communal approach. Plan to meet with a group of friends and walk to school together. Get exercise! Fresh air! Walk your community! Make friends. Reduce your carbon footprint one step at a time.

Blanket statement. Our Luke 4:18 Social Justice committee has been collecting blankets, jackets and comforters to share with those in need and on the streets for warmth throughout the winter. The items will be delivered directly to people on the streets and in shelters.

Senior moments. Our grade 8 students went to Unionvilla Senior's Residence to spend some time and share some Christmas cheer. Students sang songs & spent time with residents of the home. Very proud of the manner in which our students embraced and shared the spirit of Christmas.

The art of Christmas. Our students take a moment to make crafts and sharing a moment of support and collaboration. Creative. Colourful. Beautiful. Festive. A great activity inspired by the spirit of Christmas.

Come and celebrate as we wait for Jesus during our Advent mass. Our mass will be on Thursday December 19th at 10:45 AM in the school's gymnasium. Pleas join us.

Swim to Survive makes a big splash! Our grade three students are participating in the swim to survive program which introduces students to the basics of swimming as a life skill promoting good health and safety awareness around water. Thanks to Angus Glen staff. Great program.

What's your Fuse Zone? Our partners from X-Movement have initiated their program with our students and it has been well received. Physical activity, mindful reflection, collaborative interaction. The skills translate to finding balance and ways to self-actualize. Great program!

Time to Rock! Our students spent lunch making posters and banners for Friday night's Family Fun Night down at Scotiabank Arena. Many of our families will be watching the Rock play the Thunderbirds. Go Rock Go! All Stars...Light it Up!

Reliving the past. Our grade 7 students participated in History Games today. Students from different grades played games constructed by our gr. 7 students around such themes as the Fur Trade, Rebellion, and early Canadian history. Great work. Lots of Fun. Creative ideas. Engaging

What's the frequency, All Stars? Our Radio Show Continued to much acclaim and great success. Scripted, planned and delivered by our students, All Star Radio entertains our students during lunch at the end of every week. Very informative, and always entertaining.

Chocolate Balam, All Star Style. A group of our students and staff incorporated mixtures, measurement, fluid absorption, and other principles of STREAM to make some delicious treats. The end result was fantastic. Who said science was boring?

All Stars support Rock over Thunderbirds. The annual Family Fun Night was another success. Our families attended the Scotiabank arena to watch an exciting lacrosse game. Lots of fun had by everyone. A great night of spirit and family fun. All Stars Rock! Light it up.

Winter Walk Day at All Saints. Our community braved the cold and walked or rolled to school in support of Winter Walk Day. Some walked arm-in-arm , some walked with friends, some gathered at points off the beaten path and traveled as a group playing "I Spy' and getting active!

Carnaval kickoff with wacky hair and hat day. Our students sported some very creative and colourful hairstyles on our Carnaval kickoff. The rest of the week will be equally as fun with Primary games, Dufflebag presentations, and our Jersey day, twin day. Stay tuned.

Sporting the colours! It's jersey day and our students are showing support for their team. What a great array of choices. Great participation. Great spirit. The students are having a wonderful time. Our Toronto based teams are very well represented. Go T.O.

Primary Carnaval Games. Our grade seven leaders organized and facilitated games for our Primary students to enjoy. Throwing games. Shooting games. Lots of fun. Thanks to our grade seven students and the French Team for providing an enjoyable day.

Multiple sightings and busting a move. Our Carnaval festivities continued with dance and our spirit laden twins day. In some cases, entire classes dressed identically in a fun display of identity. The dancing was top notch, and our games crowned a bingo champion. Good times!

Griddlin' 'n' sizzlin' All Star Style! Our School Forum was bursting with the smells and sounds of Shrove Tuesday. Our Catholic School Council was serving them up and our students were knocking them down. It was a fantastic way to end our final day before the holy Lenten period.

Creatures Alive! Our partners from Earth Rangers were with us to share a message of conservation, ecological responsibility, and wildlife preservation. They brought a few of their friends with them and our students became better acquainted with skunk, porcupine, lizard and tucan!