We had an absolutely wonderful Iftar Community Dinner Celebration BuchananPS_TDSB on Friday, March 21st! Thank you to all the families and staff who supported and attended the event - especially our Parent Council! Neethan Shan Sara Gogani

In celebration of Greek Heritage Month, we partnered with the Hellenic Heritage Foundation to present 'The Danforth: A Historical Walk Through Toronto’s Greektown.' This immersive walking tour introduced students to the vibrant history and architecture of #Greektown! 🇬🇷 Learn

We took advantage of the pre-snow conditions today to raise the Autism Awareness and Acceptance Flag to celebrate what we believe and do everyday BuchananPS_TDSB! Neethan Shan Sara Gogani

It was a fantastic Student-of-the-Month Assembly - celebrating the March value of HONESTY and highlighting Greek history and culture. BuchananPS_TDSB Thank you, Ms. Spanidis for organizing the special Greek Heritage presentations! Sara Gogani Neethan Shan

Passover, a time of reflection and celebration, commences on the evening of April 12 and concludes on April 20. Wishing all those observing a meaningful and joyous holiday. Chag Pesach Sameach!

It was our first outdoor, full-school Easter Egg Hunt BuchananPS_TDSB! Everyone was excited and had 30 minutes of physical activity as they searched for the egg-shaped plastic tokens! Neethan Shan Sara Gogani

Today is Easter Sunday, when Christians celebrate the Resurrection of Christ. Happy Easter to those celebrating!

As we mark #YomHaShoah, we pause to remember the victims of the Holocaust and honour the heroes who risked their lives to save others. We stand together in solidarity and vow to continue the fight against hatred, discrimination, and prejudice.

The Spring into Easter Community Event BuchananPS_TDSB was absolutely wonderful and another great opportunity to build and leverage the rich diversity of our school community! Neethan Shan Sara Gogani

As we mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people, also known as #RedDressDay, let us acknowledge the resilience and strength of Indigenous communities and commit to supporting their efforts for justice. #MMIWG2S

This week is a reminder that supporting mental health is not a one-time event. It is found in the small, everyday actions—making time for a moment of calm, connecting with someone we trust, or reaching out for support when it is needed. Find out more: tdsb.on.ca/cmhw

As Tamil Genocide Education Week approaches in Ontario, we remember the thousands of innocent Tamil lives lost during the genocide and the importance of raising awareness to ensure their stories are never forgotten.

We are proud to recognize Italian Heritage Month in June. This year's theme, 'La Dolce Vita,' celebrates the joy and vibrancy of Italian culture. Learn more: tdsb.on.ca/home/ctl/Detai…

A special thank you to our parent/guardian/caregivers for their dedicated volunteer commitment to our students and staff over the 2024-2025 school year!

The most enduring marker of success isn't wealth, fame, or power. It’s what we create and contribute to others. In the short run, status symbols capture attention. In the long run, achievement is judged by impact. The highest accomplishment is improving the lives of others.

On Saturday, I was delighted to join graduating Grade 12 student Tamir Mumin from Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute and Grade 11 student Amontaye Mullings from Oasis Alternative Secondary School at a reception that celebrated Ontario's Emerging Leaders.

☀️ Summer break is a time to relax and recharge, but your mental health matters all year long. 💚 Free and confidential mental health services for children and youth are just a call or click away, no matter what you’re going through. Explore services: 🔗ontario.ca/page/mental-he…

Today, we recognized four remarkable students who each achieved a 100% average across their top six Grade 12 courses. We heard firsthand about their paths to success, the challenges they overcame, and what lies ahead on their journeys. Congratulations to Andrew, Sheena, Sowmya,

August 1 is Emancipation Day, commemorating the abolishment of slavery in Canada. It's also a day to celebrate the victories and stories of Black Canadians. Share this post to help correct myths that prevent us from understanding Canada's history with slavery.

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