St.Johns Elementary & High School

The Elementary Drama Club performed their version of Aladdin to thunderous applause on June 12th. The kids did an excellent job, truly showing their wonderful talent

A look back at our after-school pottery workshop on May 28. Students enjoyed trying something new, getting creative, and creating their own pottery pieces. 🏺

Dear Parents and Guardians,

The power is back, our phones are working, and we have access to the internet.

Thank you for your support.

⚠️ Notice to Our School Community ⚠️

We are currently experiencing a power outage. As a result, our phone system is not working at this time.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we wait for service to be restored. We will provide updates as they become available.

Thank you for your understanding

The Elementary Drama Club hard at work for their upcoming production of Aladdin, on Friday, June 12

🍽️ Celebrating Our St. Johns Kitchen Brigades Journey! 👏

What an incredible journey it has been for our Culinary Workshop students this year—what a way to showcase passion, creativity, and teamwork!

Since the beginning (and even for some who joined mid-year), our students have been building their skills through hands-on workshops. A couple of weeks ago, we wrapped up the program on a high note—with a delicious and healthy poutine prepared by our students! 🧀🥔
Throughout the year, students shared many memorable moments. They ended 2025 with a festive holiday meal and returned in the new year ready for new culinary challenges. One of their most meaningful projects was preparing nearly 200 servings of homemade soup, generously donated to St. Vincent de Paul—an inspiring act of community support and compassion. ❤️

They also explored global cuisine during a vibrant multicultural fair, where teams presented dishes and décor inspired by countries around the world. Judges evaluated their work on presentation, taste, teamwork, and communication—an impressive showcase of talent!
As a final step, students took on a high-pressure culinary challenge, creating original dishes in just 60 minutes using surprise ingredients. Their collaboration and creativity were outstanding.

From this challenge, five students were selected to represent St. Johns:
👩‍🍳 Olivia Leclerc
👨‍🍳 Kellyan Gosselin
👨‍🍳 Jason Dufresne
👨‍🍳 Eliott Barras
👩‍🍳 Abigail Daunais
On April 7th, they competed against three other schools and earned an incredible 2nd place in their very first competition! 🎉

While the next stages—including the National Final in Montreal on June 7, 2026, hosted by Ricardo Larrivée, and the International Final in Paris—were just out of reach this time, this achievement remains a huge accomplishment and an unforgettable experience for our students.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all volunteers, judges, and supporters who made this experience possible. Your dedication truly made a difference.

👏 Congratulations to all our participants! Your perseverance, teamwork, and generosity—especially your contributions to the community—have made St. Johns incredibly proud.

📸 Be sure to check out the photos below to see our students in action!
💬 Join us in congratulating our amazing young chefs in the comments!

Some pictures from the Elementary Drama Club trip to Toronto and visit to the Museum of Illusions.

Each of us is unique and when we come together the puzzle is complete!

Created by the kindergarten students with the daycare educators.