Festivals

Adult dressed as a wizard reading to children wearing unicorn hats in a forest setting.

Autumn Harvest

In the autumn we celebrate the bounty of harvest time and share legends and myths associated with the season, including stories of St. Michael. In the Celtic tradition, the ancient festival of Michaelmas celebrates the harvest, human courage and the triumph of light over darkness.

A woman dressed as a fairy or angel, wearing a crown, sitting on a throne-like chair, engaging with young children sitting on the floor in a cozy, decorated indoor setting with warm lighting.

Winter Wander

One Saturday in December, our school is magically transformed into a Winter Wonderland. The evening is filled with different settings from around the world showcasing how different cultures celebrate winter & light. This event is largely held by our Parent Council and its popularity and success is a true testament to the strength and ingenuity of our parent body. The event is for small children, nursery through grade 3, but all are welcome.

People dressed in white participating in a maypole dance outside during the day. They are holding colorful ribbons attached to the top of a tall pole decorated with flowers and streamers. Others are sitting on the grass in the background, with trees and a blue sky.

May Faire

An ancient festival to welcome Spring. The day of the May Faire, everyone comes dressed in their finery. A Maypole is erected bedecked with fresh flowers and ribbons. The children decorate their May crowns with flowers and celebrate the arrival of Spring by dancing and singing around the Maypole.The morning concludes with strawberry shortcake shared by all.