St Mary Brampton DPCDSB

We are so excited to showcase our new foyer mural welcoming our students, staff and community in the many languages that celebrate us, with the diverse images of Mother Mary. All are Welcome... @DPCDSBSchools Thank you to Wonderwall Designs @sandrop31

4 Days To Go until #Eggstravaganza returns to Downtown #Brampton on April 4, 2026! Register now to join our FREE #Easter Egg Roll & Hunt: downtownbramptonbia.ca/eggstravaganza…

Peel Public Health is providing free dental screening for students in all grades on April 13, 14, 2026. If you do not want your child to be screened, visit peelregion.ca/dental/schools… or call 905-799-7700 by April 10, 2026

Peel Public Health (PPH) will continue working with families and school boards to ensure students meet the school attendance requirements of Ontario’s Immunization of School Pupils Act (ISPA).

Are you a caregiver looking for new & effective ways to help youth aged 7 to 18 manage strong emotions? Check out our free, virtual Emotion Focused Family Therapy group led by highly-skilled clinicians. A new group begins Apr 10! Register now - wheretostart.ca/groups-for-car…

It is Carnaval week @StMaryDPCDSB !! Show your spirit 🇫🇷

The DPCDSB “Wellness Pup” was well taken care of @StMaryDPCDSB 🩷 Acts of kindness were spread throughout the school 💕 @DPwellness4all

What a great day we had at the Raptors 905! @StMaryDPCDSB 🏀

You don't need flashcards or special activities to build your child's vocabulary. Research shows that everyday moments offer powerful opportunities for language learning. This Hanen Tips Sheet shares simple, research-based strategies you can use during daily routines like mealtimes, cleaning the floor and book reading to introduce new words in ways that help them stick. Learn how to make the most of the moments you already have. bit.ly/4aEx8bk

🎓 Know a DPCDSB graduate who deserves recognition for making valuable contributions in their career and community? Nominate a grad for our 2026 Distinguished Alumni! We're accepting nominations until April 3, 2026. Criteria and Nomination Form: dpcdsb.info/NominateAlumni

🔔 Stay safe from carbon monoxide! Here are essential tips: 1️⃣ Install CO alarms on every level of your home and outside all sleeping areas. 2️⃣ Test them monthly & change batteries twice a year. 3️⃣ Never ignore the alarm—evacuate immediately if it goes off! 4️⃣ Schedule regular maintenance for fuel-burning appliances. Your safety matters! 🏡❤️ #COAwareness

🌷✨ Check out our NEW March calendar ✨🌷 Jump in and discover fun, easy ways to boost your child's oral language skills at home. Just a few minutes of talking each day can make a BIG difference! 💬🌟 Let's grow 💪 strong talkers and watch communication bloom all month long 🌸📚

💗On Pink Shirt Day, we stand together against bullying and commit to creating safe, inclusive spaces where young people feel valued and supported. 🩷 #SupportYouthWear pink. Spread kindness. Be the reason someone feels supported today. #PinkShirtDay

March Break planning? Handled. 🎉 Discover free programs for children and teens, from creative activities to hands-on fun all week long. The Library is your place for March Break! Check the 🔗link: bramlib.info/4qJGTKB for details and registration information.

March Break at PAMA is almost here and we can’t wait to enjoy a week filled with creativity with you! From hands-on art workshops to daily performances, there’s something exciting happening every single day! pama.peelregion.ca/programs-and-e…

All week at St. Mary! 💕☺️

Tomorrow is Pink Shirt Day!  Pink Shirt Day, also known as Anti-Bullying Day. This year's theme is "Sprinkle Kindness,” focusing on simple acts to combat bullying and cyberbullying across Canada. Tomorrow, if you are able, wear a pink shirt to raise awareness of anti-bullying!

Today we welcomed The Well Being Mascot @StMaryDPCDSB with a kindness assembly & kindness BINGO! We look forward to sharing our kindness with the mascot 💕💕 @DPwellness4all

During the month of February, we are encouraging everyone to read the stories and learn the history of Black Canadian Veterans, in honour of Black History Month. Stories like that of Harrison William Ryan. Harrison William Ryan was born in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and was raised by his maternal grandparents, Albert and Charlotte Ryan. At the age of 17, Ryan enlisted in the Canadian Army on June 30, 1941. He was deployed to England in September 1941 and served as a Nursing Orderly with the 22/21 Field Ambulance Unit and the 5th General Hospital. His role involved providing essential medical care to wounded soldiers. Learn more by visiting: blackcanadianveterans.com/post/ryan-harr… Photo credit: blackcanadianveterans.com

✨ Black History Month Community Celebration ✨ Join us for an afternoon of culture, food, vendors & family fun! 🖤✊🏾 📅 Sun, Feb 8 | ⏰ 2–5 PM 📍 William G. Davis Centre, Brampton 🎟️ Registration required – link in bio #BlackHistoryMonth #BramptonEvents #SupportLocal

During a busy day, it’s natural to turn to your smartphone. But new research suggests that small changes in how and when you use your phone may have a big effect on your child’s opportunities for language learning. In this Hanen article, you’ll find practical ideas for using your phone in ways that still leave room for rich, back-and-forth conversations. Read the full article to explore what the research means for day-to-day family life. bit.ly/4rsDkc1