Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board

"If the only prayer you say is Thank You, it would be enough." ~Meister Eckhart We wish students, staff, families and parish communities all of God's Blessings for a Happy Thanksgiving. Schools are closed for Thanksgiving, Monday, October 14, 2024.

Colton Cheeseman of St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School has a couple of significant dates to circle on his competitive golf calendar. From Nov. 8-10 the Grade 10 student will be participating -- as one of two Canadian qualifiers -- in the prestigious Notah Begay III Junior Golf National Championship ...

Seems like an awesome opportunity for Grady Aussem of the St. Thomas More Knights. On back-to-back days this week he'll be competing for two separate high school championships -- in golf and baseball. Aussem is a member More's Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic foursome that takes on Halton's best for the ...

On Wednesday, November 6, 2024, Grade 9 students from Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic secondary schools will have the opportunity to spend the day job shadowing a parent/guardian, relative, or friend as part of Take Our Kids to Work™ (TOKW) day.

Recently, Student Council members from all seven secondary schools participated in the annual Secondary Student Council Retreat held at C.Y.O. Camp Brébeuf, in Rockwood, Ontario. This overnight retreat was rooted in the Catholic Education Week 2024 theme: Pilgrims of Hope and provided our young Catholic leaders the opportunity to deepen their relationship with God, grow in their teamwork skills as a student council and enjoy the beauty of God’s creation in the outdoors.

On September 25, 2024, Sts. Peter and Paul, a dedicated French immersion school, proudly celebrated Franco-Ontarian Day. This special occasion highlighted the significance of speaking French within the community.

The two-time defending champion Bishop Tonnos Titans won a defensive battle Friday to take over as the lone remaining undefeated team in Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic high school football. Tonnos improved to 3-0 on the season with a 12-7 decision over the Celtics at Bishop Ryan.

This year, Fire Prevention Week will be observed from October 6 to October 12, 2024. The Hamilton Fire Department is proud to introduce the theme: “Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!” This theme emphasizes the critical role smoke alarms play in keeping our community safe.

Friends, the first reading from Genesis and the Gospel from Mark this week are of great importance. They have to do with what we call Christian anthropology—the biblical understanding of who we are—and most specifically, in relation to marriage and family. This question of ...

October 5 is World Teachers’ Day, a day in which we recognize and celebrate teachers and their important role in society. World Teachers’ Day was founded in 1994. Now an annual event, it profiles the work of over 55-million teachers around the world, including approximately ...

Karla Penner, a student at Cathedral Catholic Secondary School, has been recognized as one of this year's "Trail Blazers" at the inaugural City of Hamilton Accessibility Awards.

Colton Cheeseman fired the low score at all four of the scheduled tournaments this season to power his St. Thomas More Knights to the 2024 Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic team golf championship. The competition, involving players from eight city high schools ...

Cornerback Lucas Horvat could do no wrong Friday as a kicker for the Bishop Ryan Celtics. In gusty wind conditions, the left-footer connected on five field goals and a convert to help the visitors from BR to a 22-0 high school football victory over the St. Jean de Brébeuf Braves.

Learning Disabilities are very common and affect approximately 10% of Canadians. October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness of learning disabilities and the challenges faced by individuals and families who live with them.

School bus operators in the (HWSTS) Hamilton-Wentworth area are looking for permanent and spare drivers for the 2024-25 school year. School bus operators in the Hamilton-Wentworth region are actively hiring and training new drivers ...

Across Canada, one out of eight women will receive this diagnostic in her lifetime. While more people are surviving a breast cancer diagnosis than ever before, it’s still the most common cancer and second leading cause of cancer death among Canadian women.