St. John Paul II School

St. John Paul II School marked World Autism Day with a full day of interactive learning, reflection, and celebration, as students and staff came together to promote awareness and inclusion.

Students are sharpening more than just their aim through the growing archery program at St. John Paul II School. Open to Grade 5 and 6 students, the program is giving participants a unique opportunity to develop important life skills while engaging in a sport that is both challenging and rewarding.

It was a proud moment for Mrs. Dufresne’s Grade 6 class at St. John Paul II School as they hosted a special Book Launch last Friday to celebrate a year-long project that brought their learning to life in the most inspiring way.

The Leadership & Peer Support Class collaborated with the Grade 6 stduents at SJPII for a creative and hands-on project to mark National Skilled Trades and Technology Week!

This year’s Fall Family Touch-A-Truck Event was a big hit! Organized by Student Council, the event kicked off their yearly fundraising efforts with a fun-filled day that also supported the Miracle Marathon.

Grade 3 and 6 students from SJPII School had the incredible opportunity to visit Pow Wow Island at Waushushk Onigum

In an inspiring collaboration, SJPII School recently completed the "Coaching Boys Into Men" program, led by Chrysti Savage from Saakaate House.

Eight years ago, the students at SJPII School voiced a simple yet profound need: a playground that offered them more engaging activities and opportunities. The school's response was both immediate and visionary. Under the leadership of Vice Principal Tammy Bush, the school embarked on a journey to transform their outdoor space into a landscape of possibilities, inspired by the voices of the students themselves.

Grade 5 and 6 students participated in their first-ever Archery Tournament in Dryden, competing alongside 130 students...

The grade 6 students at SJPII performed two musical pieces in the Kenora District Festival of the Arts on Monday and Knox United Church.

Students in Grades 4 and 5 traveled to Wauzhushk Onigum Nation last week for the annual Fall Harvest.

Over two weeks, the students in Mrs. Shouldice’s Grade 5 class from Pope John Paul II School took on the challenge of planning and constructing a “Stations of the Cross” experience for the Kenora community within the Kenora Catholic campus.