Teachers and students have leaned into the challenge of moving from school-based learning to home-based learning Redeemer's school building is closed to reduce the spread of COVID-19, but our students are still learning. Not only are they learning, they resumed their classes…
Student Council initiative starts new winter tradition? Summerfest, a fun day on the last day of regular classes before June exams, is a longstanding Redeemer tradition. This winter, for the first time, we had Winterfest. Student Council members encouraged administration…
A high level of physical skill as well as maturity, leadership and humility set Sarah apart for prestigious award. Multi-sport student-athlete, Sarah M., was notified by telephone on June 6, 2018 that she won the prestigious OFSAA* Alumni Scholarship. “This…
Pressing world issues discussed at Model UN conference help students appreciate worldviews different from their own. The Southern Ontario Model United Nations Assembly (SOMA) is a three-day international relations simulation for high school students held at the University of Toronto.…
Students have the opportunity to see new things and learn about them in a more unstructured way. Most students are excited about class trips and anticipate leaving the school environment to explore a museum, see where our government operates or…
Redeemer encourages students to develop new skills and explore their interests while serving others--an important component of living out their faith and education. Redeemer students find fun, fruitful and fulfilling ways to serve their community. Some ideas are driven by Student…
What a blessing to start our 42nd year at Redeemer Christian High School! We welcomed 48 new students and 25 families to our community. It is great to see our school grow. We are looking forward to an exciting and productive…
Inter-generational art event brings seniors and students together Earlier this year, Alice Yoch, a Financial Planner with RBC, asked Grade 12 students, Kayla and Lucy, to participate in RBC’s Make 150 Count initiative. With this program, RBC gives $150 cash to…