Grade 10 civics students at Ursuline College Chatham turned the cafeteria into a polling station on Municipal Election Day, inviting the school community to cast their own ballots.
UCC students were invited to take part in a simulated election, voting for Chatham-Kent mayor and the two seats in Ward 6.
Opening enrolment numbers reported to Trustees at the Regular Board Meeting on October 27, 2026 continue to show year-over-year growth at St. Clair Catholic schools.
The Board welcomed 9,644 students to begin the 2026-2027 school year, marking the fourth consecutive year of increased enrolment.
Playground core boards are helping support inclusive communication and play across St. Clair Catholic schools.
The boards feature commonly used words with accompanying symbols to help students communicate during recess. The board is a form of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and while it is designed for students who are non-speaking or may need help communicating, they can be used by everyone.
Instead of collecting candy this Halloween season, the Ursuline College community will once again be collecting donations, helping stock the shelves for neighbours in need.
The ‘Lancers Scare Hunger’ food drive in support of Chatham Outreach for Hunger will take place on Thursday, Oct. 29. Students, staff and parent volunteers will cover 60 routes across Chatham from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Residents are asked to leave items on their porch.
Out of respect for the national tragedy that occurred on October 17 at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta, flags at all St. Clair Catholic schools and offices will be lowered to half-staff to honour the Canadian Armed Forces members who lost their lives and the forty others who were injured in the fire related training incident.
It was a sunny and brisk fall morning at Canatara Park on Saturday, Oct. 17 for the annual Lambton Catholic Schools Athletic Council cross-country meet.
More than 500 student-athletes participated in the girls' and boys' junior, intermediate, and senior divisions.
Surplus furniture and books from St. Clair Catholic schools are getting a second life, helping to support students in developing countries. The desks, chairs and books collected have been donated to Canadian Food for Children – Chatham-Kent and will be shipped to schools in Honduras.
On Oct. 8, Grade 5 to 8 students from Good Shepherd gathered at St. Paul’s Church for a transformative, full-day faith retreat centered on the theme "Called to Build: Stewards of God’s Kingdom."
St. Clair Catholic schools honoured the legacy of Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope by hosting their own Terry Fox runs from late September to early October, raising awareness and money for cancer research.
Student-athletes from Grades 3-8 laced up their running shoes Thursday, October 1, for the Kent Catholic Schools Athletic Council cross-country meet at the Thames Grove Conservation Area.
Around 560 runners took part in the event, with families lining the start and finish lines to cheer them on.
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