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The school day is chuck full of extracurricular activities such as, tending to our school gardens, raising, feeding and selling the eggs of chickens, bee keeping, obstacle course runs, lunch at the Legion twice a month, swimming at the beach in warmer months or at the community pool, ice skating or Hockey weekly and 3 times per year school trips to various places such as Toronto, Haliburton, Quebec City and Lake Placid N.Y.
St. Peter’s also provides an opportunity for an hour and a half of daily physical activity; something his previous schools have been unable to accommodate much to my chagrin. The schools’ wide variety of physical activities has provided the physical outlet needed in order for my son to develop strength, agility, and endurance, but also to be able to return to the classroom focussed and ready to learn.
