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Mettez-y Toute
votre coeur!!

Greetings to everyone!
Welcome to this, our official School Web Site.
Here, you will find a wealth of information about École
Frère Antoine School. You will find out about our history, the way in
which things are done here, our School Staff and about how you as a
parent, can best help your child. This school is very special and for
those of you who have been with us for a little while, we know you will
attest to that. For those of you who are new to our school, you are in
for a special treat!
Our School Motto is “Faith In Learning”. This is a
motto which is not only placed on our school walls, but a motto which we
live every day. It basically means that we believe in the “process” of
learning. It means that not only the students learn at our school but
that all Staff members must have a commitment to learning. This
approach also enables our entire school community to approach every day
as a “learning” opportunity.
As a French Immersion School, we have the
responsibility to ensure that your child not only be able to achieve at
a high level in English but in the French language as well. Since the
two official languages of Canada are English and French, we believe that
we are providing a service that is invaluable on many levels.
As a Catholic School, we believe and act on the
Core values that the Edmonton Catholic School District stands for. They
are: Dignity and Respect, Honesty, Loyalty, Fairness and Personal and
Communal Growth. We strive to achieve these values by what we say and do
but especially in “how” we say and do them.
Our School Staff is here to help and to serve you!
We look forward to the challenges and the opportunities!
Sincerely, Leo Letourneau
Principal
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Social Justice Project |
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Our School Garage Sale
raised $5000 for our sister school & orphanage in Haiti.

If you find a link that we don't have & you believe would be
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"We are not called to be soloist, but we are called to
be instruments of concerto - one may be called to step forward to stand
forth in harmony with others." Archbishop
Richard Smith |
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