La Francophonie
La francophonie est au cœur de notre Conseil. Nous offrons à chaque élève un environnement où le français est vivant, authentique et porteur de sens.
Nous sommes fiers de contribuer à leur développement spirituel, à leur fierté linguistique et à leur sentiment d’appartenance aux cultures francophones.
Grâce à des activités de construction identitaire variées, les élèves découvrent le plaisir de parler et de vivre en français au quotidien.
Ils ont également l’occasion de mettre en valeur leur leadership au sein de leur école, de leur conseil et de leur communauté francophone.
De la maternelle à la 8e année, les élèves développent leur confiance en eux et leur créativité tout en pratiquant le français de façon engageante grâce à notre programme renommé de théâtre d’improvisation. Ils renforcent également leurs compétences sociales et interpersonnelles telles que l’écoute, le respect et l’empathie tout en affirmant leur identité. francophone.
Éducation de la foi
Our Council's cross is a rich symbol with both spiritual and cultural depth. It embodies a set of visual and symbolic elements, reflecting an open, modern Catholicity, yet rooted in traditional values.
The absence of an outline around the cross underlines the idea of open-mindedness, an invitation to welcome and respect the diverse expressions of the Catholic faith, as lived by people of all origins and cultures. This inclusive approach illustrates the desire to bring together everyone's customs, traditions and histories, reinforcing the idea of diversity at the heart of unity.
The supple curves of the cross evoke a continuous spiritual journey, both personal and collective. They also represent the roads of our territory, bringing individuals together on their journey, through the crossroads of their lives. This crossroads becomes a point of union, where values and beliefs come together in a single faith.
The silhouette of Christ is subtly suggested, marking his symbolic presence. However, the flexibility of the lines also expresses the evolution of the Catholic faith, an adaptation to modernity in the way it is presented and lived. This is a faith that is flexible, not rigid, capable of opening up to new perspectives while maintaining its essence.
Each person who enters the spiritual life brings his or her own color, experience and cultural and personal background. This diversity, shared with others, contributes to forming a harmonious whole, a community that mutually enriches itself through exchange and discovery.
The star or small cross in the center is reminiscent of the one on the Council logo. It is also here, the star of Bethlehem, a symbol of divine guidance. It is the beacon of light that guides believers to the truth, to their own path of faith. The closer you get to the center, the brighter the colors become, a reminder that the heart of faith is a source of light and spiritual clarity.
The broader base of the cross reinforces the idea of stability and support. It symbolizes a solid foundation on which believers can rely in their journey. It's a reference to the community, to the foundation of faith that supports each individual in his or her spiritual quest, and to the solidity of the values on which this cross rests.