Grandview Adventist Academy

As the world endures the pandemic, with quarantines, closures, and fear, God offers peace. Go to His Word to find hope and healing.

Flashback from a Grandview yearbook. Recognize this person? Clue: Today is her birthday. Happy Birthday mystery woman!

Thursday, 3:25 pm...... Hellooo extra long weekend!!

Winter fun! With 14 degrees Celsius weather today, it's hard to believe how recently the students were playing in all this snow!

Kindergarten class celebrating 100 days of school

URGENT: SNOW DAY Due to the dangerous driving conditions being experienced in the Hamilton area and other parts of the GTA, school has been cancelled for today. There will be no in-person or online learning.

Our takeaway message from Joint Worship this morning.

Grade 1&2 students building a snow fort

This week is GAA's Week In Spiritual Emphasis (W.I.S.E). Our theme for the year is 'Do SMALL Things with GREAT love!' This morning, the grade 3 & 4 class did a wonderful job in sharing the story of Joseph.

Kindergarten students enjoying the snow

For Joint Worship this morning, Pastor Francis shared about some extraordinary young people - Jack Andraka, Malala Yousafzai, and Claudette Colvin, just to name a few. (Look them up and read about them.) These kids have made a difference in the world. Pastor reminded the students that they all have something that they can use for the glory of God. They don't have to do some huge thing; little things can make an impact too! Each of us have a story to tell - God created the world, He created us, and He loves us so much that He gave His Son to save us!!

We were privileged to have a guest speaker for Remembrance Day. Mrs. Bryce's son-in-law, Geoff, is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. He shared some interesting stories from the time he was stationed in Afghanistan. As many of the staff and students wore poppies as a symbol of remembrance, Mme Helene sported a t-shirt honouring the Liberation of Holland. It features an orange tulip with blood trickling down to form a Maple Leaf, representing Canada's involvement in the Liberation. The tulip leaf is made up of Canadian soldiers marching into Holland.