Students from the Kindergarten classrooms at St. Mary Catholic Elementary School partake in an art activity inspired by artist Georgia O’Keeffe.   Georgia O’Keeffe is best known for her close-up, or large-scale flower paintings, which she painted from the mid-1920s through the 1950s.     Here are just a few of the students’ masterpieces!    

As part of the visual art methodology course from the Faculty of Education at the University of Windsor, we were required to make a mold of either the top or bottom of a vehicle with the use of tissue paper and white glue (or other materials) and create a unique piece after completing our mold. […]

As part of our FNMI course at the University of Windsor, we have partaken in the Faceless Doll Project.   The Faceless Doll Project is a commemorative art project that gives students a way to use their creativity to honour and remember the Aboriginal women and girls in Canada who have gone missing or have […]

Grade 5 students from St. John the Baptist Catholic Elementary School spend the day exploring the natural habitats we have at Fighting Island located right here in Windsor-Essex!  Here are just a few snapshots of our day.  

Learn through play!  Meeting and interacting with the French immersion JK/SK students at the GECDSB Giles Campus.