It’s an iconic image – two hands clasped; one arm extending upward, the other, down. It’s clear from the image designed by Mary Ward Catholic Elementary School student Alessia Rocca the arm on top is hoisting up the arm below, but in case anyone missed the cue, it’s there in the slogan: Pulling someone down […]

Niagara Catholic held its annual Pathways Speakers Summit at John Michael’s Banquet Hall in Thorold, Wednesday night, and more than 350 students and parents packed the room to hear from industry experts about future education and career options. This year, Niagara Catholic welcomed speakers Neil Lane (Spathletes), Neil Thornton (The Thornton Group), Adam Durant (Niagara […]

  Niagara Catholic had a strong presence at the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships in Mississauga, last weekend. Cait Whittard from Denis Morris Catholic High School, captured gold in the Under 17 Lightweight women. In the Under 17 Open Women category, Hannah Girolametto from Saint Michael Catholic High School and Alivia Thornton from Lakeshore Catholic High […]

Niagara Catholic’s commitment to environmental stewardship dates back decades. From the creation of Green Niagara Catholic, which guides our system to be environmentally sustainable whenever possible, to our province-leading 10 years of 100 percent EcoSchools certification, Niagara Catholic leads by example. On February 11, Niagara Catholic moved the needle on environmental stewardship even further, signing […]

Congratulations to the Niagara Catholic students for their outstanding presentations during Brock University’s Science Mentorship Symposium on February 1. The symposium gives students who have participated in the Brock University Science Mentorship Program since the fall an opportunity to showcase their research projects, done under the guidance of Brock professors. It’s an outstanding opportunity for […]

Congratulations to Michael Jacques, who was recently named Fonthill’s Citizen of the Year for 2019! It’s a huge accomplishment for our favourite young author, who was told he wouldn’t likely graduate from high school. He was recently profiled in the Globe and Mail for his leadership and perseverance. Michael was also featured on the Queen’s […]

Once again, our awesome culinary students prepared some really super soups for the 18th Annual Soup’s On! Community Lunch in Welland today. The stracciatella prepared by Notre Dame College School, and the spicy ginger, carrot and coconut soup prepared by Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School were delicious!!!

  Congratulations to Milana Mascia, a Grade 9 student at Saint Paul Catholic High School, who can now call herself a Juno nominee! Milana is part of the all-girl band Girl Pow-R, made up of girls between the ages of 11-16, with the goal of giving young fans an alternative to songs written from the […]

Each year, students, staff and parents in the Pope Francis Centre School community are recognized for their efforts to serve those in need, and truly living as examples of the Prayer of St. Francis, through the Pope Francis Centre Award. These awards are handed out during a special Magic of Christmas Mass and celebration. This […]