St. Anne Catholic School Home

This weekend, our students celebrated their First Communion—what a beautiful and meaningful milestone! ✨
Congratulations to all who received this special sacrament. We are so proud of you and wish you continued blessings on your faith journey.

St. Anne Catholic School is now accepting new student registrations for September 2026! We invite parents/guardians to complete the online pre-registration by visiting http://bit.ly/CDSBEORegistration. All details on the registration process can be found on this page.
We also invite families to join us for our upcoming open house which take place on Thursday, January 29th from 4 pm to 5 pm. We look forward to welcoming your child in September! #CDSBEOToBelong

The annual I Belong Day, held on March 30, 2026, at St. Anne School was a tremendous success. Students had the opportunity to choose activities that reflected their interests and passions, making the day both meaningful and engaging. From sports and arts to games and creative experiences, there was something for everyone to enjoy. The event provided a wonderful chance for students to connect with one another, explore new activities, and celebrate their individuality while building a strong sense of community. The excitement and positive energy throughout the day were truly inspiring. A heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Charbonneau for organizing such a special and memorable experience for our students. This day truly highlighted the spirit of belonging and inclusion at St. Anne.

Great news from the Grade 5 and 6 Bucketball tournament held at Bishop Macdonell.
Our St Anne bucketball team had an incredible day, going undefeated throughout the entire tournament. The team showed great teamwork, effort and sportsmanship in every game. In an exciting final match, St Anne defeated Our Lady to capture the championship!
Congratulations to all the players for representing St. Anne with pride! Go Stallions!

Our Intramural Championship was an unforgettable event!
The final match was a best 2 out of 3 showdown, with both teams battling point for point in one of the longest and most exciting finals Mme Gadbois has ever refereed. The competition was intense right to the very end!
Our Grade 3 and 4 classes were invited to watch and cheer on the teams. The gym was absolutely packed with high energy, incredible school spirit, and loud cheers echoing throughout the game.
A big thank you to all of our Grade 6 captains for your leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship. You helped make this championship such a success! 🏆👏