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Ecole St. Mary has always placed importance on students’ wellbeing and belonging. This year was no different, with one of the school-wide goals being to foster greater inclusion, belonging, and well-being among our staff and students.

The retreat, part of the “Be Kind Online” program, aimed to develop social leadership and advocate for positive, stigma-free relationships.

In early May 2025, Hepburn School, in conjunction with the Town of Hepburn, hosted a Youth Wellness Conference for students in Grades 7-12, with a smaller component for Grades 1-6.

Prisma Colour’s initiatives have fostered a sense of belonging, kindness, and acceptance at Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School, creating a more inclusive and loving community for all.

“The Be Kind Online grant has been instrumental in supporting this initiative. The funds were used to provide Hygiene Packs filled with personal hygiene supplies for all grade 7 and 8 students. Student advisors from each class helped determine the necessary hygiene items, and the packs were assembled and distributed”—Shane Smith, Adult Sponsor.

The initiative included a “Be Kind Day” with prizes for positive behavior, successfully promoting kindness and a supportive environment among students.

“The Ruth Pawson Skip for Kindness Club hopes to carry the spirit of kindness into the summer, as students take their ropes home and continue spreading joy, inclusion, and positive play all summer long in our community!”

The children at Jubilee School discovered new ways to connect and support each other, fostering an environment where kindness and creativity thrived.

In a heartwarming initiative, artist Jason Robins joins forces with the Girls Kindness Group to paint a picture that will soon be placed in the St. Angela School.

The club sees the student’s developing confidence and a sense of pride in themselves as they practice patience, communication skills, and kindness.