King's Christian Collegiate
528 Burnhamthorpe Road W L6M 4K6 Oakville, ON, Canada

Congratulations to our BASEF team for an incredible year! Despite the challenges of a pandemic, four King's students participated in this year's Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair, exploring their interests and growing in their understanding of science, technology, and math. Their remarkable research was rewarded with two silver medals, 1 bronze medal, and numerous awards. A special congratulations to Amy H. (Project: The Future of Xenotransplantation) and Arianna M. (Proj...ect: Determining the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Adolescents to the COVID-19 Pandemic) for securing a spot in the Canada-wide Science Fair Trip! We are grateful to Dr. Kahama for her expert guidance and leadership to the team. Once again, congratulations students, we are so proud of you! #bayscience #stemeducation #research

"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." - John 3:16 This week's chapel offered students and staff the opportunity to pause and reflect through an off-screen and participatory Easter experience. In small groups, studentswalked through a carefully put together labyrinth, taking time to experience various sensory activitiesas they reflected on Jesus' love and presence. Here's a little ...sneak peek into what the students encountered. Happy Easter, King's! May you find comfort and blessing in Jesus' sacrifice and love for you. #easter #heisrisen #happyeaster #john3_16 #goodfriday

Show us your talent, King's! Can you jump really high? Whistle and hum at the same time? Dance? Recite an obscene number of decimal places of pi? Play a drum solo? We want your talent in the King's Talent Show! ... Contact Ms. McFarlane by April 9 to sign up or for more information.

Hey students, here is a #wellbeingwednesday tip from Sam! Engaging in regular movement and physical activity can boost mental and physical health. Body movement releases endorphins, which can improve your mood and decrease stress, anxiety and depression. It also improves cognitive performance, including your memory and ability to concentrate in class.... Whether you take the stairs instead of the elevator or enjoy a 30-minute walk or run, we encourage you to prioritize sweating a little bit every day and notice how you feel afterwards! #takecarekings #bodymovement

Hey students! Mora and Lucas have a reminder for you. If you've signed up to perform at the upcoming talent show, TODAY is the last day to send your videos to Ms. McFarlane! The rest of King's...stay tuned for more details!

This week's cookie decorating contest got us like ! Shoutout to Student Council for organizing this fun event that brought some extra laughter and creativity into our day. May the best cookie win!

Have a safe and restful week, King’s! We hope you take this time to enjoy some fresh air, call your friends or simply #rest.

We are so proud of Amy, Emily, Lucas, and Luciana who have been recognized for excellence at the 2020-2021 Ontario DECA Provincial Competition awards! A special mention to Luciana for coming in first place overall in her category for her judge. DECA Provincials (a business-based competition) bring in 7,000 to 9,000 competitors at this level. Our DECA team is expertly led by Ms. Spares who fully believes in the high caliber of this program and its ability to shape and stretch ...students who are exploring business as an exciting career path. She has taken the student leadership and competitive edge of King’s DECA to new heights. We also thank Mr. Chaffee for his growing knowledge and support of this worthwhile program. A special shout out goes to the student executiveteam of Amy, Ansh, Nicolette, Serwaa, and Zeeshan who raised the bar and took DECApractices to a whole new level. Congratulations to the whole DECA team on their best season to date! #decaontario #deca #decaprovincials

Resource (waste) management is a key part in our role as stewards of God’s creation. At King's, we are working on diverting as much of our waste from landfill as possible. This requires all of us to do our part in the 5 Rs -reducing, reusing, recycling, rotting (compost) and refusing (if you can’t reuse it, refuse it). Shoutout to our staff Creation Care team for encouraging us to be good stewards of our property, as a way of glorifying God and His creation, and recognizing... the educational value of doing so. Check out this video of some of our students demonstrating how to properly dispose of garbage, recycling, and organic materials in our clear & accessiblebins! #creationcare #responsiblewastemanagement #reusereducerecycle

Grade 11 PE students making the most of today's glorious weather Overheard from Mr. Steadman's class: "God has given us such a beautiful day, let's go out and enjoy it." #PE #PhysicalEducation #outdoorlearning #outdoorfun

In this week's chapel, students and staff reflected on last week's off-screen and participatory Easter experience. We explored questions like: What does Easter mean to you? What were some of the emotions you experienced? What brings you life?... Please enjoy this video walkthrough of last week's carefully put together Path to Abundance. Our sincere gratitude to the creative collaboration and vision of Mr. Veenstra, Ms. Anderson, Ms. Conlin, Ms. Manninen, Ms. Bankova, Ms. McFarlane, and actor Jason Hildebrand, and to the many volunteersfrom students to staff and mothers who pray, for helping to bring this idea to life. We also thank Ava M., Gabby M., Julia F., Ryan C. and Ms. Ralph for leading us in this week's reflection.

It was a real treat to have Student Council Execs, Spark Leaders, and several Ambassadors lead this week's Chapel. Focusing on our theme of faith, hope, and love, each class was greeted with some meaningful and fun, off-screen activities, led by their student peers. The chapels included encouraging scripture reading, some games to bring fun and inspire hope, and cards to spread love. Our at-home learners were encouraged to join in the reflection by watching a short video that... inspires us to look at the world and those around us with gratitude. Thank you to each student leading and participating in this week's chapels!

Last week, Mr. Oussoren's grade 9 geography class enjoyed some sunshine while planting seeds and learning about promoting creation, increasing food production, and encouraging life with Mr. Rick Wukasch. Once these seeds become healthy sprouts, they will be replanted in the community garden at The Meeting House Oakville where volunteers tend to the greens and eventually harvest them for local food banks. Swipe to see how much the seeds have grown in just one week!... #geographyclass #gr9geo #grade9 #geolearning #creation #foodproduction #plantingseeds #planting #localfoodbanks #communitygarden

Hey King's! Check out this #wellbeingwednesday tip from Isabella. When we prioritize our tasks and write down a plan of action, we feel a greater sense of control, since we are more productive and can stay focused on the task at hand. Setting a goal and visualizing yourself reaching your end goal is a helpful strategy. Motivation follows action. We need to take action first, and over time, small tasks will lead to a greater sense of achievement and motivation. You've got t...his! Tune in for more Well-being Wednesday tips from our students in the coming weeks. #takecarekings #goalsetting #motivationfollowsaction #youvegotthis

With gratitude to King's Board member, Ms. Karen Glass, we share this special message of hope, courage, and leadership recorded especially for the women of King's! Today, we celebrate all women in our King's community, and beyond, as we work together to empower and lift each other up through kind, caring, faithful, and authentic leadership. There is only one YOU, and we are glad you're here! Faith, hope, and love are the leadership trifecta. Hope is cultivated in the soil of... gratitude. Hope flourishes when it’s lived in the present tense. Hope is contagious when it’s shared. Be a leader who invests in what matters forever. - Danielle Strickland #internationalwomensday #leadership #hope

We could not be more pleased with the high calibre of King'sMUN21, a phenomenal collaboration of the King's Secretariat, Chairs, and valued alumni to offer the world a top-notch virtual conference steeped in deeper learning! Thank you to all involvedand congratulations on attracting the attention and respect of MUN Impact From King'sMUN Under-Secretary-General of External Communications: Last weekend, our King’s Model UN club successfully hosted the 7th Annual King’sMUN Conf...erence. The conference welcomed over 170 delegates from Ontario, California, New York, and Ohio. With the unprecedented times our world has found itself in over the course of the past year, the King’sMUN Secretariat based this year’s conference around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3, Good Health and Well-Being. This theme was intertwined throughout our Opening and Closing Ceremonies, and the conference’s nine different committees. A surprise pandemic crisis, civil wars, and struggles with diplomacy were thrown at delegates left, right, and centre. Overall, King’sMUN 2021 was an incredible accomplishment, skillfully planned by the King’s student body and staff, with Mr. Oussoren's guidance. - Serwaa S., Grade 11 Student "It was a privilege and honour to Chair the UNHRC committee. All delegates actively participated in the discussion, showing outstanding diplomacy and speaking skills. I was extremely impressed with the level of professionalism and knowledge of delegates. - Nicolette, UNHRC "One of my many highlights from Chairing is being able to develop a connection with the various Delegates, seeing how they interact with one another and then having to "go to work" to create a welcoming atmosphere which is ripe for debate." - Elijah, UNEDP #kingsmun #mun #munconference #leadershipdevelopment #learning #debate

On this week's#SmilesOfKings: AYLA - Gr. 9 Student Heritage: Pakistani.... Who you look up to: My parents, as they are amazing people who show how hard work and dedication can make you a successful person. ----- JENNY - Gr. 11 Student Heritage: Korean. One thing you love about King's: I love the teachers at King's, because they take the time to better understand students and help prepare us for university or college. ----- BRONWYN - Gr. 12 Student Heritage: English and German. Who you look up to: My youth leaders. I admire their ability to help me dig deeper into understanding and living out my faith. ----- MS. BANKOVA - Communications Coordinator Heritage: Slovak. Who you look up to: My older sister. I admire her resilience, grit, and unwavering faith even through the most challenging times. #culturalconnections#kingsculturalconnections#culturalheritage #kingschristiancollegiate

I Am Second is a group of King's students and teachers who gather regularly for Christian fellowship. All students and staff are warmly invited to join their upcoming events! Go2Grow Wednesday, Feb. 10 @7:30pm JL Morvin (King's alumni) will be sharing his faith journey and the importance of unity with God's people.... Wednesday, Feb. 24 @7:30pm King's student, Hannah (Gr. 12) will be sharing her story, who Jesus is, and what it means to follow Him. Join the I Am Second Edsby group for Zoom link and more info. Prayer Study Discipleship Group Mondays beginning Feb. 15 @7:30pm What is prayer? How do I pray? If you're curious about prayer or interested in growing your prayer life, this is for you! Edsby message Mr. Masengi for the Zoom link.

Eddie Richardson is the founder of Genesis Basketball, a club in Calgary that provides access to elite basketball training to kids of all socio-economic backgrounds. In addition to advocating for and mentoring young athletes, Eddie also spearheaded the construction of a substantial training facility, founded the largest basketball tournament in Western Canada, and has received numerous athletic distinctions (CCAA National Basketball Player of the Year & CCAA Athlete of the Ye...ar among other awards). We are grateful for his example of community care and dedication to helping young generations realize their potential. #blackhistorymonth #canadianhistory #canadianblackhistory #communitycare #pursuitoflove

King’s families, check your Edsby inbox for an exciting announcement!!

On this week's #SmilesOfKings: CHRISTOPHE - Gr. 12 Student Heritage: My parents are Lebanese.... One thing you are hopeful for: A future where we can all be together in community without masks. ----- IRIS - Gr. 10 Student Heritage: Chinese Who you look up to: The Chinese mathematician Qian Xuesen. He returned to China as an international student during World War II to help China with science and technology. I also hope to be a mathematician like him and use my strength to help my country and the world. ----- LOIS - Gr. 11 Student Heritage: I am British and Filipino, but was born in Canada. Who you look up to: My parents, because they've both been through so much and have worked so hard to get to where they are. #culturalconnections #kingsculturalconnections #culturalheritage #kingschristiancollegiate

"Hope is not that God guarantees us a life of ease, bliss, and perfection but that in all seasons, trials, and circumstancesGod is with us. Even through the challenges of this year. This is our hope. Truly, Jesus is our Hope." - Eugene Cho Reading by: Samuel N., Grade 9, member of King's Players... #hope #wordsofhope #hopeinJesus

"The Christmas spirit is the hope which tenaciously clings to the hearts of the faithful and announces... in the face of any Herod the world can produce and all the inn doors slammed in our faces and all the dark nights of our souls that with God all things still are possible, that even now unto us a Child is born!" - Anne Weems Reading by: Brenda Z., Grade 12, member of King's Players #hope #wordsofhope #hopeinJesus

Join us tonight at 7:45 p.m. for our final Advent Concert, featuring performances from the Senior Vocal Quartet, the Strings and Flute Quintet, and the Concert Band. Thank you for joining us this evening and throughout this season of Advent. We hope these performances have been both a comfort and a joy to you at this time. https://youtu.be/TjBVm0cwExM

Getting creative with an expert foley artist This year's focus in our Drama program is radio plays and every student is learning about the art of making sound effects. Can you guess the most common object used to create sound in movies? ... if you said shoes, you're right! Footsteps are one of the key components of film post-production. We're grateful to Emmy-winning artist, Goro Kayama, for virtually joining our classes to share his wisdom and experience with this a...rt form. #foley #foleyartist #production #drama #learning #kingschristiancollegiate

We are seeking a qualified faculty member to teach Science or Math. Teachers at King’s are experts in their fields of study, provide robust courses that embrace Deeper Learning in a dynamic educational landscape, and passionately advocate for the success of all students. Qualified individuals should visit our website to learn how to apply. ... https://kingschristian.ca/about/career-opportunities

Week three of our four-part Advent Concert Series features performances from the Concert Band, the String Ensemble, a soloist, as well as some readings and reflections from both students and staff. youtu.be/SuqGSUbwSsY Tune in this Sunday at 7:45 p.m. to enjoy our final concert with performances by the Senior Vocal Quartet, the Strings and Flute Quintet, and the Concert Band.... The link will be shared in Edsby and King's Facebook on Sunday afternoon.

We will remember them. This year we were inspired to reconsider how to commemorate Remembrance Day in a meaningful way. Our King's community experienced a powerful outdoor time of reflection and gratitude, distanced by meticulously measured Canadian flags, complete with a bagpipe originally played by a Canadian soldier, Clint Regan, to celebrate the end of WWI on Nov. 11, 1918 in Mons, Belgium. Thank you to all who contributed to a special time of remembrance. (Anthem beautifully sung by King's Student, Bella D.)

Hey students and staff, here's a little something to help keep your body moving during our at-home study/work days. A few simple movements each day can go a long way for our physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental health. So, give these #movementsnacks a try! Shoutout to Coach Aprille and the Spark Club for this helpful collab. Movement 1: Sam is demonstrating the elevated push-up. Hold this pose for 10-20 seconds.... Movement 2: Serena is demonstrating a back stretch. Hold this pose for 30 seconds on each side. Movement 3: Lucas is demonstrating a quad stretch. Hold this pose for 30 seconds on each leg. Movement 4: Mora is demonstrating a lat stretch. Hold this pose for 30 seconds. Try each stretch carefully, never pushing your body into pain. Modify the movements to fit your needs. #keepmoving #movementsnack #wellbeing #stretch #stretchitout #takecarekings

In October, students of the Civics & Careers Experiential Program had the opportunity to experience a guided city walk through Downtown Milton. The class was able to connect with city officials who shared about functions of the different levels of government and how they collaborate together on various projects to benefit the local community. We are so grateful to all three guest speakers for taking the time to share their wisdom with our students: Mayor of Milton, Gordon K...rantz, Canada's longest serving Mayor Lisa Raitt, business leader and former Canadian politician, whose past roles include but are not limited to MP for Milton and Halton, the Deputy Leader of Opposition, and Minister of Natural Resources Mike Cluett, Milton Ward 3 Regional and Local Councillor Thank you! #localgovernment #civicscareers #civics #careers #municipalgovernment #localcommunity #learning #experientiallearning #experientialprogram #deeperlearning

We are grateful to mental health advocate and youth worker, Mark Stromenberg, for leading a conversation about managing mental health during COVID with our Student Wellness Leadership team. Here are three simple tips for maintaining your mental health during this time: Get outdoors Safely maintain your relationships (call a friend, go for a walk together, leave a card on their doorstep) Try doing some deep breathing exercises... Try these out and enjoy your long weekend, students! #TakeCareKings #MentalHealth #MaintainingMentalHealth

Safe activity and movement continue to be a priority at King's. Our PE theme, Fitness for Life, is the driving force behind daily physical activity. The goal is to develop fitness literacy for healthy lifetime habits, to understand the connection between physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health, and to foster an understanding of the bodies God has given us. Given that we are living in a time when the need to build and maintain a strong immune system is incredibly important, we are pleased to offer grade 9 and 10 students a fitness tracking device, to help them reflect on and challenge themselves to stay active and to be mindful of healthy rhythms in their lives. Let's keep moving, King's!

As we kicked off our very first chapel of the school year with this year's theme: Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love, we were grateful to hear from grade 12 student, Abby, about overcoming challenges, moving forward in faith, and celebrating victories. Enjoy this preview of this week's chapel and check out Abby's full story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eym25zUxTTU&t=94s

One way to create healthy habits is to get yourself outside and get moving! Spark Club invites Grade 11 & 12s to a Spikeball tournament this Wednesday! Sign up on Monday at lunch, at a table outside the main doors. #getmoving #stayactive #takecarekings #healthyhabits

After the launch of a school year like no other, staff connected at this morning's R&D to check in and share encouraging stories and valuable observations from the first two weeks of school. Some friendly heads or tails competitions resulted in thoughtful and entertaining prizes. We're exceedingly grateful for the staff care, energy, and expertise that contributed to a strong start to the new year!

Grade 9 Day, what a blast! It was such a joy to connect with our Grade 9 students during a full day of activities, small group devotions and discussions, Q&A, and games. Students had the opportunity to get to know one another, their Prefects, as well as some of King's staff and the Admin Team. Welcome, Grade 9 students! We're so glad to have you at King's.... #grade9 #welcome #belonging #gradenineday

Are you getting enough sleep? Healthy sleeping rhythms are a critical aspect ofyour well-being. Reset, refresh, and refuel! #takecarekings #sleep #rest #refuel #wellbeing

We are grateful to King’s parent, Mrs. Briggs (RN), for continued consultation and for sharing encouragement and expertise with our community. As we begin a new year at King’s, we remember to: wear our masks keep a 2-metre distance when we are not wearing our masks... wash our hands often use the COVID Self-Check app each morning before we come to school These are the simple ways we are taking care of each other.

And just like that our first day of classes is over! Students spent the day reconnecting, learning our new biosafety protocols, making new friends, and easing into this semester's learning materials. While Grade 11 and 12 students participated in classes from home, students in Grade 9 and 10 were on campus, enjoying our outdoor space during breaks and lunch. We're excited for a new year, as we move forward together! #newsemester #firstdayofclasses

We sure missed out students, and we can't wait to begin the new school year tomorrow! Follow Rachel and Thomas for a preview of what the start of school will look like. Let's go!

We welcomed new students and families with excitement at yesterday's orientation! Even the skies cleared up for us! Students, placed into small groups, enjoyed stations through the school led by our Prefects, as they became familiar with the surroundings, asked questions, met some teachers, and learned more about making a great transition to King's. Parents, greeted by Prefects and teachers, enjoyed an interactive reception outside where Mr. De Boer shared a greeting, students shared about their King's experiences, and staff answered questions and offered snacks. Welcome to King’s!! We’re so glad you’re here.

We are grateful to King's parent, Dr. Loh, for continued consultation and for sharing his expertise with our community as we prepare for the new semester to begin!

We had a wonderful day of training with our Prefects, who are ready and excited to welcome new students and families at this week's orientation! Students in the Prefect program have the opportunity to lead using their unique qualities within a culture of care and belonging. #leadingwithcare #studentleadership #cultureofcare #belonging

Exciting things are happening in our outdoor space, as the preparations for a lunch patio are underway!

King's parent, Dr. Mack, is pleased to share some encouraging thoughts about our return to school. We are grateful for the experts in our community, like Dr. Mack, with whom we can continue to consult.

Which friend will you encourage or pray for today? Human connection is so important for our overall mental health and well-being. Tag a friend and send them an encouraging word. Or call a friend who might appreciate some prayer. #TakeCareKings #Proverbs2717 #Encourage #Wellbeing #MentalWellbeing

Hi friends! Please note the start time for this event has changed to 11:00am EST. Same day, same amazing opportunity for an important discussion. original message Our next King'sMUN event will be on August 22 on the topic of Human Rights for Indigenous People Groups. With delegations joining us from the U.S., Kenya, Ecuador, and more, the debate promises to bring in worldwide perspectives and learning.... Students interested in participating should head to kingsmun.com to sign up!

Our King's Model UN group has been very active this summer with meaningful work and global participation. The recent Global Summit, led by MUN Impact, included 1800 students from 100 countries, with speakers from all over the world and the UN, as well as two King's student workshop leaders, one King's faculty leader, and fellow student participants!

Next time you're in our neighbourhood, keep an eye out for this colourful banner! We loved the opportunity to participate in this wonderful Oakville Independent Schools initiative. Once again, we say a BIG THANK YOU to students, parents, teachers, staff, and front line workers for their courage and resilience during this time. https://www.insidehalton.com//10074580-oakville-independe/

Throwback to Mr. Jensen's Grade 12 Functions escape room. Did the students manage to escape? #ThrowbackThursday #learning #functions

’s Prime Minister is looking for young Canadians between ages of 16 to 24 to advise him on issues that matter to you, your community, and youth across Canada. Students can apply today to the Prime Minister’s Youth Council: https://bit.ly/2VoxefZ To learn more, check out this video: ... https://www.facebook.com/LeadersToday/videos/290916485315180 See more

Here are some practical strategies to help you create a healthy routine with your phone so that you can be more present and enjoy summer! Put your phone in a different room when you sleep Use an alarm clock instead of your phone to help you wake up Set time limits for digital activities... Turn off all notifications #TakeCareKings #Wellbeing

These are just a few ways that our students have been staying grounded and keeping their spark. Head to our Instagram highlights for more! . How are you keeping your spark this summer? . .... #TakeCareKings #KeepYourSpark See more

#tbt to when our students were having a blast (see what we did there?) experimenting in our chemistry lab. . #ThrowbackThursday #learning #chemistry #science

We love this special shoutout to our teachers and couldn't have said it better ourselves. Thank you, Dr. Ricciuti, for sharing with us why King's is special to you! We are so blessed and grateful to have your family in our community.

Hey students! Mr. Masengi and Stella want to remind you to enjoy the summer and take a break.

The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me to lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside the still waters. He restores my soul.... #Psalm23 . #Abide See more

Throwback to when our Comm Tech students were working on their stop motion animation projects . . #throwbackthursday #learning #commtech

Looking for ideas to get your body moving today? Try: Biking Running Walking Jumping jacks... Swimming Playing a sport . Let us know how you stay active! . . #TakeCareKings #Wellbeing #PhysicalWellbeing #1Corinthians619 See more

The Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair (BASEF) fosters a love of science and engineering in young people. Congratulations to all 11 King's students who entered into the competition, each winning a merit award, and most also named for additional special awards. To watch the full ceremony, head to: http://ow.ly/ZbCP50ApgW5 . King's has also won a trophy for this year's best secondary school, Tina H. was named to the Canada-Wide Science Fair Team, and Faith H. was named to t...he International Fair Team. . We are grateful to our amazing science teachers, led by Dr. Kahama, who inspire our talented students. . Congratulations, students! We are so proud of you: Arianna M Arielle A. Elizaveta R. Faith H. Gabrielle B. Jordynn B. Kavan M. Martez D. Maya M. Satyam S. Tina H. . . #BASEF #Science #Engineering See more

Congratulations to our Halton Senior Athletes of the Year! . Khelan, thank you for your passion and dedication to our basketball and volleyball teams. . Margaret, thank you for your time and dedication to our Athletic Council as well as your passion for the volleyball and ultimate frisbee teams.... . See more

We are so grateful for King's student, Paige, who has shown great leadership and care in the local Halton community. Paige has been partnering with one of her favourite local charities, Halton Food for Thought, since 2019 through her creative business, Simply Scrunchies. . Recently, as a response to the realities of COVID-19, Paige has made and sold over 200 masks and donated all of the proceeds (at just over $500) to Halton Food for Thought! These contributions will help pro...vide home deliveries of food to Halton's most vulnerable families. . . #haltonfoodforthought #handmademasks #simplyscrunchies #kindness #proverbs2121 See more

We extend our warmest congratulations to Matthew S. who has been awarded two prominent National Scholarships from Western University; the Faculty Entrance Scholarship and the Study Abroad Scholarship. Recognizing all-around excellence, these National Scholarships are awarded to only 54 students based on outstanding academic performance, innovative thought and passion for learning, exceptional achievement in extracurriculars, and commitment to serving the local community. Matthew has accepted a program in Management and Organizational Studies and the Advanced Entry Opportunity to the Richard Ivey School of Business. . Congratulations Matthew! We are so proud of you and wish you well in your upcoming studies.

Congratulations to Kaelyn W. for receiving our Erika Lamb Memorial Art Award! Each year, one Grade 12 student is awarded this distinction for their creative growth and passion, Spirit-led artistry, and kindness, in memory of our beloved student Erika Lamb. . Kaelyn is passionate about expressing herself through visual arts, creatively conveying her thoughts to viewers through drawing and painting. Enjoy this short message, where she shares more about her work. . Today, we also remember Erika's fearless and gentle spirit and the artistic legacy she left with us.

Our student, Tina H., has made the local news! Click the link below to read more about Tina and her prestigious Canadian STEM Scholarship offers. Congratulations again. We are incredibly proud of you, Tina! https://www.insidehalton.com//10042007-king-s-christian-c/

Congratulations to all of our Grade 11 students for completing the 2019-2020 school year! You did it! . Enjoy a fun, safe, and relaxing summer. We can't wait to see you again in September!

Congratulations to all of our Grade 10 students for completing the 2019-2020 school year! You did it! . Enjoy a fun, safe, and relaxing summer. We can't wait to see you again in September!

Congratulations Grade 9 students, you did it! . Enjoy a fun, safe, and relaxing summer. We can't wait to see you again in September!

We are in awe that despite the challenges of connecting remotely, students were able to put together a beautiful Spring Concert for us. It is no small feat to practice and perform alone at home when you are used to making music together. We are grateful to all who gave their time, energy, and passion for the benefit of our ears, our hearts, and our spirits. . Please enjoy this special performance from the concert by members of the King's Chamber Choir with guest staff. . .... #ThrowbackThursday #Choir #Music See more

We had a blast celebrating our grads as they walked through the King's building one last time this year! . Students were greeted by King's staff and safely directed through the building to collect their special graduation gift as well as a booklet of memorable photos and a King's cookie, partake in a polaroid photo op, and leave a video message, all while being cheered on by King's staff both in the building and on digital screens throughout the building. While King's grads w...ere being blessed, they also had the opportunity to bless others by dropping off food items in Mr. De Boer's truck for a donation to Kerr Street Mission. . Congratulations class of 2020! We have been enriched by your presence at King's and wish you all the best in your next adventures. . . #KingsClass2020 See more