Homes for Sale West Oak Trails, Oakville

“École élémentaire de langue française du CSViamonde à Oakville.” As originally published by ÉÉ Patricia-Picknell

“At École Forest Trail Public School, we inspire students to learn and succeed to achieve their full potential in a safe environment. As a community, we engage students through inclusion, collaboration, and purposeful participation. We value the whole child and the development of global citizenship.“As originally published by École Forest Trail PS

“École secondaire de langue française du Conseil scolaire Viamonde à Oakville.” As originally published by ÉS Gaétan Gervais

“Captain R. Wilson, a resident of Oakville from 1806 to 1888, was the captain of two Lake Ontario schooners, the “Lady Colborne” and “Baltic”. Captain Wilson was instrumental in aiding escaped slaves to the safety of the harbor at Oakville; the African American escapees could be concealed in the grain vessels aboard his ship.”As originally published by Captain R. Wilson PS

“The school opened in September 2008. It is a K-8 school of approximately 800 students and 60 staff located in north Oakville. It is named after Emily Carr, a Canadian painter, and writer. Emily Carr’s work was inspired by the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Coast and Canadian nature and habitat. Her work received widespread recognition across Canada for its passion and self-expression. Emily Carr overcame overwhelming obstacles that faced women of her day to be recognized as one of Canada’s most famous artists. Our school community includes over 60 different countries and the foundation of the work we do is based upon the TRIBES philosophy of building community and working together.”
As originally published by Emily Carr PS

“We provide opportunities to explore the world beyond the classroom. For our students, staff, and parents, meaningful engagement with school, local, and global communities is an expectation. From the first day of Grade 9, every student is encouraged and supported to find his or her voice through numerous student-created and student-led clubs and activities. At The Ridge, “student-centered” and “student-led” are not clichés, but the definition of our school culture.” As originally published by Iroquois Ridge HS

“Mission de l’ÉSC Sainte-Trinité -Dans une communauté francophone aux valeurs catholiques, la mission de l’école secondaire catholique Sainte-Trinité est de développer avec les élèves les compétences du XXIe siècle qui leur permettront d’être des citoyens et des citoyennes responsables, sachant travailler en collaboration et ayant développé un sens de l’éthique. L’école s’engage à offrir un milieu de vie où l’excellence, le respect et la motivation se côtoient dans tous les aspects de la vie scolaire.” As originally published by ÉSC Sainte-Trinité

“À l’école Sainte-Marie, nous offrons un milieu éducatif stimulant et nous offrons une variété d’activités culturelles, pastorales et sportives afin d’enrichir l’environnement des élèves. Cette variété d’activités permet aux élèves d’être membres actifs d’une communauté d’apprenants.” As originally published by ÉÉC Sainte-Marie-Oakville

“Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School staff are dedicated to working with our students and parents in a collaborative manner to inspire students to find their passion and to challenge them to follow their dreams while instilling in them a strong foundation in Catholic leadership and 21st-century learning skills. This shared determination can only be achieved by the combined efforts of Home, School, and Parish working together to support students as they strive to be all that they can be. We offer a variety of experiences within our building. Our students are involved in athletics, clubs, and community events all over Oakville and beyond.” As originally published by Holy Trinity Catholic SS

“Humbled with many gifts, we strive through prayers and actions to serve as modeled by Mother Teresa. Together with home and parish, we nurture academic excellence and individual growth in a safe and peaceful learning environment.” As originally published by St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic ES

“The original St. Mary’s School was situated on the grounds of St. Andrew’s Catholic Church on Reynolds street in Oakville and was founded by Robin Smith and Fr. Morgan Rex-Ryan. The original building was eventually demolished in order to make room for a growing parish community. On September 5th, 2012, approximately 350 students, their families, and 30 staff entered through the doors of St. Mary and joined together to celebrate the gift of Catholic education. God blessed us abundantly with faith and hope as we awaited the fulfillment of his plan.”
As originally published by St Mary Catholic ES