Faith-based education
Natural outdoor playground
Social Justice Club
Living Arts Programming
Community Workshops
Beekeeping Club
Research-based Math and Literacy assistance programming
Environmental Focus
Acclaimed school musicals and plays
At St. Louis our Living Arts programming offers unique experiences and opportunities for all ages. Our curriculum includes comprehensive and creative programming in art and design, food arts, gardening and animal care, vocal and dramatic arts, instrumental music, traditional crafts, outdoor education, and much more. Through our living arts programming students are taking part in experiential learning that at any moment can intersect with math, literacy, history, and a number of other subjects. This type of hands-on learning reinforces lessons taught in a classroom.
We are also proud to offer many community workshops where the expertise and creativity of our talented community partners is put on display for our families to enjoy. Some workshops are offered to not only students but their entire family so that they may explore and create together.
With the smaller class sizes at St. Louis Living Arts School, our teachers are able to help guide children and their families along their educational pathway by better assessing their individual needs. Through responsive planning and research-based programming our staff can help a student receive extra support in math and literacy, the two most important building blocks of any education. Ongoing assessment ensures that students are accessing exactly what they need in order to reach their full academic potential. This one-on-one support is offered right from Kindergarten all the way through to Grade 6.
Students at St. Louis School are learning about planting, animals, nature, photography, canning, beekeeping, composting and a wide variety of other topics from local community members through the school’s Down to Earth Nature Club. The club started in the spring of 2019, with sixty-two students signing up to be a part of it.
That excitement and enthusiasm for nature continues with gardening. Students take turns tending to our school's garden and harvesting the vegetables once they are ready. We are also proud to partner with the Homerun Community Gardens in Keewatin and often take field trips to learn more about the many vegetables and fruit growing in that community garden.
St. Louis Living Arts School is a certified EcoSchool and has also been recognized as a Bee City School through Bee City Canada for creating a Pollinator Habitat at the school. In the fall of 2020, a Beekeeping program was introduced.
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