Our school respectfully acknowledges that we are located on the ancestral, traditional and unceded Indigenous territory of the Algonquin Peoples,
on whose territory we pray, learn, play and work.
School Staff
Click on the red teacher links for classroom newsletters. Principal: Cindy Aldrich-Braddon Resource/Principal Designate: Sandra Troccoli, Nora Coliaicovo Office Administrator: Hue Ly Casual Office Administrator: Anne Maule & Krista Sally JK/SK: Shannon Draper & Rosalind Pickett Grade 1/2: Meg Myers Grade 2/3: Genevieve Mercure (FSL) Grade 2/3: Maria Manzoli Grade 4/5I: Elizabeth Edwards Grade 4/5E: Robert Briscoe Grade 4/5 Blended and Immersion, KGT French: Christopher Nixon Grade 5/6 Blended, Immersion, Grade 1 FSL: Chris Hannay Grade 6 Blended: Carolyn Brambles Primary Language: Teresa Rupnik Junior Learning Strategies Class (Grade 5): Alexis O'Neill English Second Language: Sabina Ekich Educational Assistants: Vesna Zahirovic, Sandrine Nkubito, Sasha Grant, Sherry Cooper Early Childhood Educator: Lindsay Yhap & Youkyoung Joung Library Technician: Cathy Iverson Breakfast Monitor: Sandrine Nkubito & Sasha Grand Custodian: Bob Lavergne & Randy EDP : Ganna Volkova & Emily Terriah
| About Our School Our mission is to offer a holistic education for all our children focusing on the spiritual, emotional, intellectual and physical growth of the child. St. Anthony is a community school that works closely with all community agencies in the Somerset West area in order to be a positive partner in the growth and development of the families in our area. We strongly believe in the potential of each student and strive to offer opportunities for each and every student to succeed. Community Partnerships We continue to develop and improve our partnerships in the community. We will continue to work with the Somerset West Community Health Center . We continue to have a very active Green Team and we are now a Gold-level EcoSchool for the very first time in our history! Affiliated Schools | Activities, Clubs & Teams We work closely with Ottawa Community Immigrant Services (OCISO) to better serve the parent community. OCISO supports immigrants through the journey of making Canada their home by providing creative and responsive programs that are culturally and linguistically appropriate, by building community through mutual respect and partnerships, and by fostering healthy and inclusive spaces for open dialogue and healing.
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