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Fr. Marius stopped by our campus today. His motorcycle from @orangecountychoppers is truly a sight to see! We are blessed to have such an incredible man to guide us! Thanks for the visit. #stlukes #motorcycle #custommade #priestlife
Mr. Sinclair is spreading his passion for fly fishing to our High River campus today. “And he sayeth unto them, Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Matthew 4:19 #lifeskils #stlukes #stlukeskidsarethebestkids #teachamantofishfeedhimforalifetime #teachersofinstagram
Students at our campus in Okotoks had the pleasure of learning how to tie flies for fly fishing. Eris and Dreydin are learning about one of Mr. Sinclair’s deepest passions, and they are practicing a skill that we hope they will get to use many times in their life! “Fishing is not an escape from life, but often a deeper immersion into it.” – Harry Middleton #letsgofishing #teachamantofish #lifelessons #fishingislife
A few more from our perfect day!! Thanks to every student who came with us! You represented our school and division so well! We are incredibly proud of each of you!! #stlukes #thebestkids #getoutside
St. Luke’s student from our campuses in Brooks and High River met a @nakiskaskiarea for a beautiful St.Patrick’s Day in the fresh mountain air! We had lessons, a few wipe outs, a tailgate lunch, and lots of fun! Thank you to Ms. Hartery for organizing this!!! After two years of no field trips, this one was just a little more special!!! We appreciate everything you do to make our time at St. Luke’s great!! #stlukes #stpatricksday #getoutside #feildtrip #stlukeskidsarethebestkids #fun #ski #snowboard #smile
Tailgate lunch at @nakiskaskiarea !! School ⛷ 🏂 ski day!!!! #stlukes #snowday #fun #getoutside
St. Luke’s students at our campus in Brooks are bring their artistic talents to the street!! This beautiful window mural is making our school as beautiful on the outside as we feel about it from the inside! Thanks to Jasmine and AJ for making the most of their creativity and making the streets of Brooks just a little brighter! #stlukes #ourkidsarethebestkids #art #streetart #windowdisplay #maketheworldabetterplace #paint #sunshine #studentart #schoolthings
The students at St. Luke’s CTR in High River had a real treat this morning! Jim Thompson came in to share his incredible knowledge and passion about insects as a food source. The students learned a lot about the misconceptions around insects, nutritional information, cultures that eat insects regularly and some interesting “random facts”! They also got to try grasshoppers, ants, meal worms, wasps, crickets and more!! It started out like @fearfactor but it ended up being a lot of fun! We learned that we have nothing to fear at all!! Jim, thank you for your time and passion!! We loved every minute!! #insects #education #fearfactor #eatit #stlukes #ourkidsarethebestkids #schoolisfun
Central Office staff were all smiles this morning as they prepared pancakes for staff at the Catholic Education Center, in addition to staff and students at St. Luke's Outreach. Today is popularly known as Shrove Tuesday. It is also frequently known as Pancake Tuesday, Fat Tuesday, or by its Latin name, Mardi Gras, which when translated from the French also means “Fat Tuesday.” It is the name “Shrove” that shows its religious origins. Shrove is the past tense of the English verb “Shrive” which means to obtain absolution for one’s sins by way of confession and by doing penance. Dating back to 1000 AD, over the years Shrove Tuesday not only became a day for confession, but a time for Catholics to feast on eggs, sugar and dairy which are traditionally restricted during the Lenten fast (40 days leading up to Easter). #IBelieveinCatholicEd
Brooks SLO campus had an excellent presentation from the Know More Canada Group on the Opioid Crisis . The students were highly engaged as it was so full of information to help them navigate difficult situations .
Our SLO Brooks campus graduates are getting their grad pictures done this week. They are so excited and look fantastic!
January 31st is a PD day; therefore, no school for students. See you Tuesday, February 1st.
Bear Clan Patrol - students and staff collected socks, mitts, hats and long underwear and constructed 83 lunches. They were then delivered to the Bear Clan Patrol who gave them out to people experiencing homelessness. A much appreciated donation during a cold and challenging time!
Catherine Harris , an experienced esthetician, lead our students in Manicure techniques . They learned anatomy and nail hygiene as well.
St. Luke's students enjoyed painting pottery (maybe you'll find an item like this in your stocking)!
Brooks Awards Day on December 2nd, was a success honoring several students.
St. Luke's students enjoyed making a Christmas decoration to hang on the tree in the lobby that the division office and St. Luke's share. Students were also treated to hot cocoa and cinnamon buns generously provided by Christ the Redeemer division employees.
Christmas Break
A Successful Awards Night!
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