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Mrs Ford’s Class led Good Shepherd Catholic School’s Remembrance Day Liturgy with song, poetry and prayer along with our Kindergarten students singing the song l Wish You Peace.  Our Intermediate students participated in Port Perry Remembrance Day Ceremony which concluded at the Cenotaph with wreath laying in remembrance.

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Durham Catholic students and staff took time to honour and remember all those who fought for our freedom during Remembrance Day Prayer Services. While, staff at the board's St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Education Centre gathered for a Remembrance Day liturgy. Superintendent Bowyer shared with staff her grandfather’s experience serving in the war as a tribute to all the heroes who served our country. Lest we Forget!

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Students at Good Shepherd Catholic School have been learning about Treaty relationships that we have with the Indigenous Communities. Students have been studying maps of our local regions and relating it to why we say the land acknowledge daily.

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Over the past three days, Indigenous storyteller and renowned artist, Isaac Murdock has been sharing his knowledge of Mother Earth with Grade 7 students at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School. The students have been learning more about Indigenous culture and how we need to take care of the Earth for future generations. 
The students worked with Isaac to paint a mural that highlights a climate change message. In the painting, a fish who is a stargazer tells an Indigenous...
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Director O'Brien welcomed Grade 9 students visiting the board office as part of Take Your Kids to Work Day. The days is an opportunity to students to explore career pathways. A special thank you to DCDSB staff for supporting this event in our schools and to all the organizations who have extended this experiential learning day to our Durham Catholic students.

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