News Archive

Bannock is in the oven! Our Junior High Foods students are getting hands-on in the kitchen, learning new skills and creating something delicious from scratch. Most students agree that baked Bannock is best served with cinnamon and sugar.

Throughout next week, St Anthony’s will focus on age-appropriate student learning, raising awareness of the impact of residential schools, honouring the experience of survivors, their families and communities, and building cultural awareness. Staff and students are also encouraged to wear orange on Monday, Sept. 28. A reminder there is no school on Wednesday, Sept. 30 for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Our Sr Girls Volleyball team were in action for their home opener on Thursday night. They had three close games against Delia, winning the first and third set. Lots of big hits and exciting rallies to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

St. Anthony’s School Senior Golf Team participated in this year’s 1A/2A Golf Zone tournament which was hosted by Highwood Golf & Country Club in High River, Alberta, on Monday, September 21, 2026. Team members: Eli LeDrew, Joseph Makse, and Abram Quiambao represented our school with a great attitude and willingness to learn from the experience. They hope to return next year to compete and display an overall improvement. We thank all parents, and the school community for their support and encouragement. Thanks to Mr. Quiambao for coaching! We hope to continue to build a competitive golf program starting May 1st next year.

🔔 IMPORTANT 🔔 It’s that time of year! Please watch for an email to update your student’s information. These updates are essential for us to have the most up-to-date information for your student. Please reach out to the office if you have any questions.

Thank you to all our staff and community members who step up as coaches for our students! We are so grateful for you all!

🎒 Ready to kick off an amazing school year? Join us for our Unpack Your Backpack event on Wednesday, August 26! Bring your school supplies, meet your teacher, check out your classroom, and get ready for a great year ahead. Event Schedule: * Kindergarten: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM * Grades 1–12 (Everyone Else): 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Haven't registered yet? It’s not too late to join our school family! Head over to stanthonys.redeemer.ab.ca/register to get registered today. We can't wait to see you there! ✨ Please SHARE this post!!

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR JR./SR TEAMS AT ST. ANTHONY’S SCHOOL The Girls Volleyball teams at St. Anthony’s School will be starting tryouts/clinics right when school starts in the Fall. We are lucky to host HITT Volleyball at our school and can’t wait to get on the court for next season with high level coaches/instructors with over 30 years of experience! Here is the schedule so that all parents are aware of these mandatory tryouts and clinics. *ALL athletes MUST attend the following tryouts and clinics: 🏐

View supply lists on our school website: https://stanthonys.redeemer.ab.ca/folder/9042576e-2c6d-4e84-84ec-7817b5d38e39

🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day from St. Anthony’s School! 🇨🇦 Today, as our school community, families, and neighbors gather to celebrate Canada’s 159th birthday, we look around the beautiful Drumheller valley with deep gratitude. We are incredibly blessed to live, learn, play, and grow in this magnificent country. 🍁✨ Wishing all of our St. Anthony's students, staff, families, and friends a safe, joyful, and blessed Canada Day! How are you celebrating today? Share your photos with us in the comments! 👇👇 #ctrcatholic #ctrfaith #weareCTR #IBelieveinCatholicEd #CanadaDay2026

The grand total raised for this school year is $19,169.49!

Thank you Shawn & Reay-anne of Fountain Tire Drumheller for the generous donation to our Athletics Program!

Students will have a chance to watch the game at 1pm in the gym today, GO TEAM CANADA!!! ⚽🇨🇦

Congratulations to all of our Kindergarteners who celebrated their graduation today! 🎓😃

Oh Canada this morning! ❤🇨🇦

Grade 6 spent yesterday celebrating the National Indigenous Peoples Day by honoring and learning about Indigenous cultures through several hands-on activities, including: Going for a walk in the hills, making Bannock around a campfire, creating Métis-inspired dot art, and playing traditional Indigenous games!

Wednesday is the last day of school for K-6 and Thursday is the last day for staff! Blessings to all of our St. Anthony's family for a fun, restful, and safe summer! "The Lord will protect you as you come and go now and forever." ~Psalm 121:8 ❤😎🌞