Ready, Set, Shine!

It’s kindergarten Time! The Sudbury Catholic District School Board invites families with children entering Kindergarten during the 2025/2026 school year to participate in the Kindergarten Registration Night on Thursday, January 23 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.

This is a drop-in event, where you can explore everything you need to know about starting kindergarten for your child. Meet our friendly staff, learn about our programs, and see why the Sudbury Catholic District School Board is the perfect place for your little one to grow and thrive.

We can’t wait to welcome you and your future student!

Please Note: If parents are unable to make the Board registration night, the Sudbury Catholic District School Board welcomes families to contact their closest Catholic Elementary School to register and ask questions.

Kindergarten Registration Night

Both English and French Immersion Kindergarten programs are available at Sudbury Catholic Elementary Schools for children turning four on or before December 31, 2025. Parents can register children at the following 12 schools:

Learn more about Kindergarten

For more information about the Kindergarten program at the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, please go to Kindergarten Program, or call your local school. 

Pre-Register for School

Register now for the 2024-25 School Year on our online registration platform. Please contact the appropriate elementary school for questions related to Kindergarten Registration Night and registering for Kindergarten.

This September, St. Anne School kicked off the school year by celebrating their incredible school spirit! Students and staff came together to proudly wear their school colours, showcasing the pride and unity that make their school community so special.

“At St. Anne, our faith reminds us of the importance of coming together as one family, supporting and uplifting one another in all that we do,” said Principal Megan Murphy. “Our school spirit celebration was a joyful reflection of these values, as we demonstrated our love for our school and the community we’ve built together.” 

The school would like to thank everyone who participated and made this celebration a success. The enthusiasm and vibrant spirit of students truly brought the school to life! St. Anne hopes to carry this energy and sense of togetherness throughout the rest of the school year. 

Great spirit, Angels!

On May 7, the grade 1/2 students at St. Anne’s participated in a creative activity that taught the representation of Love through Indigenous art. In honour of this year’s Catholic Education Week theme, “We are Called to Love,” the students, under the guidance of their teacher, Mrs. Jeanveau, and with the expertise of Indigenous Support Worker Ms. Carissa, delved into the symbolism of Love, as depicted by the eagle.

Drawing inspiration from Canadian Indigenous Artist Norval Morrisseau, known for his vibrant and expressive woodland style, the students learned about the significance of the eagle in Indigenous culture and its representation of Love.

After gaining an understanding of the symbolism, the students embarked on a creative journey. With paintbrushes in hand and vivid colours on their palettes, they set out to paint their own interpretation of the eagle using woodland-style techniques. The result was a s stunning collection of eagle paintings, each unique and bursting with colour.

In line with the theme, “We are Called to Love,” the students decided to spread Love beyond the classroom. Each painting will be gifted to a person who embodies Love in their lives, spreading warmth and joy wherever they go.