Once again this month, each class had a VIP guest invited to lunch with the Principal on February 3rd. Congratulations to these VIP guests who are identified for their positive contributions to our school and their class learning environment! We’re proud of you every day. Thank you for celebrating with a dance along the route, pizza, a keepsake, and your brightest smiles! Thank you to our PPO for their support and volunteers!
Madison Le Page (K4A)
Charlotte Taylor (K4B)
Maxxam Davidson (K4C)
Emery Randle (K5A)
Kymani Pantlitz (K5B)
Calleo D’Agata (K5C)
Aurelia Deer (K5D)
J.J. Lisacek-Payant (1A)
Nia Cuffey (1B)
Yazmin Warner-Henry (2A)
Wyatt Taylor (2B)
Addyson Pownall (2C)
Ieronhia’kenro:non Horn-Williams (3A)
Daira Daigle (3B)
Stephen Mulroney (3C)
Ivy Rice (4A)
Kyron Thomas (4B)
Jude Delormier (4C)
Scarlett Whitebean Reed (5A)
Priyanka-Lyncee Singh (5B)
Cataleya Bouchard (5C)
Akinfolarin Joshua Odetokun
Sarah Mc Millan (6A)
Noah Lawrence-Britton (6B)
Arabella Dupuis (6C)
Groups 5C and 6C have been working hard on their book reports, with a strong focus on summarizing texts, identifying the big idea and theme, and thoughtfully critiquing their books. Students learned how to pull out key details, look beyond the surface of a story, and share their opinions using evidence from the text. Their efforts showed growing confidence and deeper understanding as readers. Well done everyone!
3A and 3B have been hard at work learning about our solar system, stars, and our galaxy. We made fun solar systems to go along with our unit.
Les élèves de 3A et 3B ont travaillé sur notre système solaire, les étoiles et notre galaxie. Nous avons fabriqué des systèmes solaires pour accompagner notre unité.
This year’s school bus safety campaign ran from January 26th to February 6th, 2026. Honey Bear visited our K4, K5, and grade 1 classrooms, reminding students of the bus safety rules. Honey Bear certainly received many hugs!!!
Some students from the Black history & Futures committee at Howard S. Billings High School came to St. Will to read books by black authors for black history month. They also engaged students in rich and valuable discussions and lead them into some art activities post-reading. Thank you to all these students for these presentations and to Ms. Croteau for organizing this for us!
Mrs. Erin’s cycle 3 students have been creating fact posters for black history month highlighting black musicians. 
Mrs. Erin’s grade 3 music classes have been learning all about the science behind sound and the 4 instrument families. They even got to try out a few instruments.
K5A has been learning about arctic animals and their homes in the winter. We made our own using mini marshmallows and toothpicks!
Kindergarten worked hard in art class on creating sunflower art inspired by Vincent Van Gogh.
Our K cycle celebrated the 100th day of school. We came to school dressed as the 100 year old version of ourselves or as a representation of the number 100. We are 100 days smarter!
Mrs Erin’s K4 music centers were so much fun! Building rhythms with popsicle sticks, sorting high and low sounds and curling on the music staff for line and space notes!
A huge thank you MQC Melody Community Kitchen with a Caribbean Flair for being part of our Black History Month Celebrations!
All students were treated to a chicken or vegetarian Caribbean inspired meal and it was absolutely delicious!
Check out their website www.melodyqcanada.ca
Le Cycle 2 a adoré en apprendre plus à propos des olympiques au cours des dernières semaines. Nous avons complété une chasse aux sports dans l’école, écouté des événements sportifs et discuté des différents sports. Finalement, nous avons complété des projets de recherche sur des athlètes canadiens. Des photos des projets ont été envoyés aux athlètes et nous avons même reçu des réponses de Valérie Maltais (patinage de vitesse sur longue piste et porte drapeau de la cérémonie de clôture) et Danaé Blais (athlète de Chateauguay en patinage de courte piste). Les élèves étaient super heureux de lire leurs messages.
Ms Dow’s Grade Three Classes are buzzing with excitement and bright-eyed curiosity! They have just begun a class novel: The Wild Robot.
Thank you to our PPO and volunteers for a successful Scholastic Book Fair. Students also had the opportunity to win prizes by entering a draw while visiting the book fair.
Families – Get the “Clic école” app that’s replacing the Parent Portal now. Find out more here: https://www.nfsb.qc.ca/parent-portal/
