School Calendar

Child care provided.

Gabriel Howley from the City of Red Deer will explain ways to be safe around electricity.

FHV is coming to Maryview.

Kick off to I'm Unique Week........ Two talented circus artists take the stage, amazing students with a fun variety of circus skills. Throughout the show the performers discuss the hard work & practice that was needed, how they relate and communicate with each other, how mutual respect and teamwork play a huge role in their performance, and how they’ve dealt with adversity as they’ve pursued an ‘out of the box’ career. In the end, students not only have a lot of fun, they also learn valuable lessons about working with others and how to be resilient and creative when facing challenges.

Playing Saint Elizabeth Seton

What do you want to be when you grow up? Students will explore various careers by participating in presentations from local volunteers. Students are encouraged to dress as what they want to be when they grow up.

G.W. Smith is coming to Maryview

Maryview goes to St. Elizabeth Seton.

Maryview goes to Holy Family.

Game versus Holy Family School

Child care provided.

Staff and students will begin Lent with our Ash Wednesday Celebration. This is a mass that parishioners also attend.

Game versus St. Martins School

Girls will be in the tournament at Holy Family School.

Final Tournament at St.Elizabeth Seton

Book Fair is open to Parents and Students from 11 am to 4 pm Tuesday and Wednesday 11AM -1PM on Thursday

Book Fair is open for Parents today 11am-4pm

Book fair is open today 11 AM to 1 PM

Continuing our Lenten journey with Mass at St. Mary's Church.

Child care provided.

Child care provided.

Students and staff will celebrate the Season of Easter with Mass at the Church.

MEDICINE RIVER WILDLIFE CENTRE PRE K - GRADE 1 9:30 - 10:10 in the Learning Commons We introduce the children to the concept of wildlife rehabilitation and the differences between wild and domestic animals. We use storytelling, pictures and one or more of our education animals. The children learn how every one of them can make a difference to help wildlife. GRADE 2 - 5 10:40 - 12:10 in the gym The program is similar for these ages with appropriate varying degrees of detail and depth. Through a powerpoint presentation we introduce the students to the concept of wildlife rehabilitation showing our hospital procedures and what people can do when finding injured wildlife. We give an overview of the species we treat and the injuries we see. Next, a discussion on how humans impact wildlife and actually create the hazards, causing the injuries. We cross over into social issues and talk about how rumours and "bullying" harms both people and the environment. We attempt to leave students with the feeling that they have the power to make a difference.

Jackie Weddell

Child care provided.

Staff and students will celebrate together. This mass if for all students and includes saying a farewell to our Grade Five students. A luncheon will follow in our Maryview gym with students and staff of Grade 5 students.

Child care provided.