Discover our School
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.
The OCSB acknowledges the suffering experienced by Indigenous peoples in Canada's Residential Schools and is committed to Truth and Reconciliation. Read the OCSB Response to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action to learn more.
Our Family of Schools
We welcome students from the following OCSB feeder schools:
Grade 7-8 Timetable
All students are expected to be seated, ready to begin class, when the final bell rings for the start of each period.
Period 1 — 8:00 - 8:55
Period 2 — 9:00 - 9:50
Period 3 —9:55 - 10:45
Period 4 — 10:50 - 11:40
Lunch — 11:40 - 12:20
(11:40- 12:00pm inside 12:00-12:20pm outside)
Period 5 — 12:25 - 1:15
Period 6 — 1:20 - 2:10
Grade 9-12 Timetable
All students are expected to be seated, ready to begin class, when the final bell rings for the start of each period.
Period 1 8:00 – 9:25 am
Period 2 9:30 – 10:45 am
LUNCH 10:50 – 11:30 am
Period 3 11:35 am – 12:50 pm
Period 4 12:55 – 2:10 pm
Our Learning Commons
Learning Commons Staff
Mrs. P. Aghazarian - Library Technician (Full time)
Ms. S. Hyde - Teacher Librarian (2 periods a day)
Mission
The mission of the St. Peter High School Library Learning Commons is to serve the educational needs of all students and the professional needs of the staff. The Learning Commons is a physical, virtual and shared space designed to encourage students to explore their environment and the world around them. The Learning Commons is an innovative centre offering students a place to engage, explore and collaborate with others. We provide reference information, research facilities and access to resources both digital and print. The Library Learning Commons encourages students to pursue projects, develop interests and skills and become knowledgeable and informed members of society.
Hours of Operation
The Library Learning Commons is open from 7:30a.m. to 3:00p.m. The Library L.C. has open access for student use before and after school.
Book Collection
Students may borrow up to 6 print books over a two week lending period. A large selection of E-books is available on SORA. The app for SORA can be found on the student portal.
For more information about our Library Learning Commons check out our website at: https://sites.google.com/ocsb.ca/st-peter-library-learning-comm
You can also connect with us through this link to our Online Public Access Catalogue https://ocsb.insigniails.com/Libraryg/Home . Here you will find our on-line resources, our twitter feed, our daily quotes, our fun facts and of course all the print books in our collection. Just click on the Sora link to have access to hundreds of e-books on-line.
Spirituality
St. Peter Catholic High School is privileged to have its own Chapel. The chapel is a very special room in the school used for personal prayer, quiet time, youth ministry meetings, class liturgical celebrations and other faith related activities.
It is located off the main atrium across from the main office and is open to students throughout the day.
Staff wanting to book the chapel for their classes can do so by contacting the chaplain.
Please see Sacred Space: Chapel Use Protocol for more details.
Chaplaincy Department
Chaplaincy Leader
Mr. Sholi Kayijuka
Chaplaincy at St. Peter’s Catholic High School
The role of Catholic School Chaplaincy is to provide faith leadership inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the entire school community. The chaplain’s role is to lead the prayer life of the school, be a faith presence and journey with staff, students and parents throughout the school year. Chaplaincy services include:
- Daily prayer for staff and students.
- Liturgical celebrations in keeping with the liturgical
seasons.
- Communal prayer and reconciliation services.
- A vibrant youth ministry group that meets weekly (both for 7 and 8 and high school).
- Field trips to enhance faith life of students.
- Service and social justice opportunities.
- Spiritual retreats for students and staff.
- Faith development workshops for students.
- Faith leadership workshops for staff.
- Religious education resource for religion teachers.
- Pastoral counselling & coaching for students, staff and families.
The chaplaincy leader can be reached at 613.837.9377 extension 238.
Parish links
Our school community is served by the following parishes: