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PAST EVENTS

  • CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Boys Soccer Team who captured BRONZE at the OFSAA "AAAA" Soccer Championship in Mississauga this past weekend.

     

     

    CONGRATULATIONS To the Junior Boys 4 x 100m relay team who captured GOLD at the OFSAA Track and Field Championships with a personal best time of 44.23 seconds. Watch the race here!

     

    Left to right: Preston Johnson, Kofi Ampofo, Jadon Johnson and Shavown Gregory

  • CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR BOYS SOCCER TEAM FOR THEIR BACK TO BACK ROPSSAA CHAMPIONSHIP!

     

     

     

    d'Youville Panthers win Baseball ROPSSAA Title!!

  • MAY 27 - Prom 2011
  • APRIL 30 - The Mother and Daughter Luncheon was a tremendous success. Diane Clements shared her personal life story and was a very motivational guest speaker. She answered questions and pleased her fans by singing a Gospel song.

  • APRIL 28 - MULTICULTURAL NIGHT

  • MARCH 21 - 25 - St. Marguerite d'Youville's School-wide Lenten Sacrifice

  • "WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES"

  •  Gently used footwear was collected this week in the matrix during Periods 3 A, B, C.

    All donations have been delivered to Dr. Simone's Warehouse and sent to countries in need

    GREAT JOB d'YOUVILLE!
  • MARCH 4 & 5 - THINKfast - Congratulations to all who participated and donated. 

  • Congratulations to the Senior Boys Basketball team!!  With their victory over Fleatchers Meadow, the Senior Boys Basketball Team have won their 3rd consecutive ROPSSAA Championship!

  • On Thursday, February 17, Principal Baruti Kafele presented a motivational message for our male students and community.  We thank him again for taking time to visit our school and help motivate young male adults to achieve.

 

  • On Thursday, January 18, St. Marguerite d'Youville hosted a presentation on Pastoral Guidelines to Assist Students of Same-Sex Orientation.  Click here for more information.
  • On Thursday, January 13, our Co-op Showcase was presented on all third period lunches in the Matrix.  This was great opportunity for future students to ask other students about their experiences working.
  • d'Youville's Health Care, Leadership and Social Science classes presented HEALTH & WELLNESS DAY!!  on Thursday, January 6.  It was a great success!  Click here for more info.

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  • The Christmas Baskets Helping Hands Committee would like to thank everyone for contributing and making this year's Christmas Basket Campaign a great success.  Gifts were delivered December 16th.

       
    • Clubs Day  was held Wednesday, November 24 in the Matrix!  Clubs are always looking for new members!

    • St. Francis Table is a restaurant on Queen Street that serves the poor a meal for a dollar.  Paying a dollar is meant to increase the sense of dignity that comes from contributing.  The poor are treated like royalty as waiters serve the meal to their table, along with desert with coffee or tea.  St. Francis Table has been in Parkdale for over twenty years and on November 24th they served their millionth meal.  St. marguerite d'Youville was honoured to be part of this as our students were volunteering there on that day.  The millionth meal was served by d'Youville's Annette Jubril.

    The Spirit of Jesus' love and compassion is made flesh in our d'Youville students.

    • “d’Youville Turned Their Compassion into Action”

    On Friday October 15th 2010, St. Marguerite d’Youville Secondary School hosted its 4th annual Walk-a-thon. The staff and students through the direction of the senior Leadership class raised $20,074.50! The staff and students of d’Youville walked 8km from the school to St. Marguerite d’Youville Roman Catholic Church. The school community together then celebrated Mass together, followed by a BBQ back at school.

    The $20,074.50 raised will be directed to Cor Unum, a charity dedicated to helping impoverished children in Gambo, Ethiopia. Cor Unum means “One Love for Africa” and its development projects span the fields of agriculture, education, and healthcare within Africa and specifically Gambo, Ethiopia. The foundation is strictly non-profit and runs on the basis of volunteer work. The Cor Unum Foundation has sent 2000 pounds of school books; funded a clean water project; and launched an English program. The Cor Unum’s  summer camp program hosts volunteers from Toronto and Timmins in July and August to teach English as a second language. The program was developed in order to provide the youth of Gambo the opportunity to succeed by providing them with hope for a better tomorrow.

    The staff and students of d’Youville, have made an impact on the children of Gambo and made a tremendous difference for a small organization!

                    Cor Unum is always looking for interested educators to join them in Ethiopia in July and August. If interested please e-mail bethepeacefullchange@gmail.com.

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