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assalaamu
alaikum
Ahlul-Bayt Islamic School
May 2016 200 Baribeau St, Ottawa, ON
Dates to Remember 1 Birth of Imam Mohammad al-
Jawaad (AS)
4 Martyrdom of Imam Moussa al-
Kaazim (AS)
6 Jump Rope For Heart
8 Mother’s Day
9-13 Health Week
12 Birth of Imam al-Hussein (AS)
13 Birth of Abil-Fadl al-Abbaas (AS)
14 Birth of Imam Ali Zein-el-
Aabideen (AS)
20 Birth of Imam Mohammad al-
Mahdi (AS)
School BBQ Day, Sports Day
23 Victoria Day (No School)
25-31 EQAO (Grades 3 & 6)
In our time, the world very disturbing for mankind. Oppression has widespread so much that humanity has
b
So
forward and stay motivated?
In the Islamic view, one can summarize such pledge and oath between Allah
mankind must only end in true salvation and rule of justice amongst all.
This oath is very visible in all divine books and religions. Particularly, Islam and the
tradition oath.
Like
In this noble narration, Prophet Muhammad
reappearancefi
These points [from the narration] present a great tradition from the divine traditions that are very important and unchangeable.
Even if it is necessary for a dramatic change to happen in the nature for thi
will take place to make this
Such as lengthening the last night or day beyond what it is in length of 24 hours.
Nonetheless, this does not mean that Allah will make the last day of this world so long until the tradi
tradition taking place before any end and the fact its great occurrence is indefinite.
Such great phenomenon is the truth that Allah has promised us and
breaks His Promise.
Th
to bear too many pains and cruelty and impatiently awaiting such day.
The day that all human beings can feel the sweet taste of true happiness; the day that
Imam Mahbackground and religion under the sole flag of Divine unity.
Hope to a bright future in which the period of oppression and violation of mankind’s rights and values eventually ending,
hopelessness does not prevent growth and evolution of becoming better in life.
Taken from “Imam Mahdi (PBUH) the Dream of Mankind”, by Ayatullah Mudarresi
Student Referral Initiative Receive $125 for every new referred
student!
Any family, with students in our school, can receive $125, in tuition fee discount, for every referred student, when they introduce a new family to our school.
Please spread the good word about your school.
Please contact the office for details.
Parent Contact Information? If you have had a change of address,
home telephone, cell phone, e-mail
address or any other contact
information, for either parents, please let
Mrs. Aseel know as soon as possible.
Please call us at 613-526-0774.
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ibeau St, Ottawa, ON K1L 7R6 613-526-0774 [email protected]
HHooppee ttoo tthhee FFIn our time, the world is filled with injustice, wars and all kinds of oppressions which are very disturbing for mankind. Oppression has widespread so much that humanity has
been ignored and unconsciously one may reach hopelessness.
So, the question is that, in this situation, what kinds of hope can help mankind to move
forward and stay motivated?
In the Islamic view, one can summarize such hope in truthful and an unbreakable pledge and oath between Allah (SWT) and mankind. Based on this pledge, the path of
mankind must only end in true salvation and rule of justice amongst all.
This oath is very visible in all divine books and religions. Particularly, Islam and the
tradition from the Prophet and his Progeny (PBUT) have had a strong emphasis on this oath. As Allah (SWT) Himself has said:
“And We wished to do a favor to those who were weak (and oppressed) in the land, and to make them rulers and to make them the inheritors”
Likewise, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) stated in a remarkable narration:
“If there is only one night left from the life of this world, Allah
prolong that night until a man from my progeny rules the world.
His name is same as mine … and he will fill the world with justice, as it has
been filled previously with oppression and tyranny.”
In this noble narration, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) is emphasiz
reappearance of Imam Mahdi (PBUH) and divine justice rule which will take place and fill the earth with fairness and justice for all.
These points [from the narration] present a great tradition from the divine traditions that are very important and unchangeable.
Even if it is necessary for a dramatic change to happen in the nature for thi
will take place to make this tradition come to truth.
Such as lengthening the last night or day beyond what it is in length of 24 hours.
Nonetheless, this does not mean that Allah will make the last day of this world so long until the tradition of reappearance takes place; this shows the importance of such
tradition taking place before any end and the fact its great occurrence is indefinite.
Such great phenomenon is the truth that Allah has promised us and
breaks His Promise.
The mankind is tired of all oppressions and irresponsibility of tyrant rules; they have had
to bear too many pains and cruelty and impatiently awaiting such day.
The day that all human beings can feel the sweet taste of true happiness; the day that
Imam Mahdi (PBUH) reappears and unifies all human groups and ethnicities with any background and religion under the sole flag of Divine unity.
Hope to a bright future in which the period of oppression and violation of mankind’s rights and values eventually ending, will cause their will to stay strong; and
hopelessness does not prevent growth and evolution of becoming better in life.
Taken from “Imam Mahdi (PBUH) the Dream of Mankind”, by Ayatullah Mudarresi
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0774 [email protected] www.abischool.com
FFuuttuurree s filled with injustice, wars and all kinds of oppressions which are
very disturbing for mankind. Oppression has widespread so much that humanity has
een ignored and unconsciously one may reach hopelessness.
the question is that, in this situation, what kinds of hope can help mankind to move
in truthful and an unbreakable and mankind. Based on this pledge, the path of
mankind must only end in true salvation and rule of justice amongst all.
This oath is very visible in all divine books and religions. Particularly, Islam and the
have had a strong emphasis on this
“And We wished to do a favor to those who were weak (and oppressed) in the land, and to make them rulers and to make them the inheritors”
in a remarkable narration:
“If there is only one night left from the life of this world, Allah (SWT) will
prolong that night until a man from my progeny rules the world.
he world with justice, as it has
been filled previously with oppression and tyranny.”
is emphasizing the tradition of
and divine justice rule which will take place and
These points [from the narration] present a great tradition from the divine traditions
Even if it is necessary for a dramatic change to happen in the nature for this world, that
Such as lengthening the last night or day beyond what it is in length of 24 hours.
Nonetheless, this does not mean that Allah will make the last day of this world so long tion of reappearance takes place; this shows the importance of such
tradition taking place before any end and the fact its great occurrence is indefinite.
Such great phenomenon is the truth that Allah has promised us and Allah never
e mankind is tired of all oppressions and irresponsibility of tyrant rules; they have had
to bear too many pains and cruelty and impatiently awaiting such day.
The day that all human beings can feel the sweet taste of true happiness; the day that
reappears and unifies all human groups and ethnicities with any background and religion under the sole flag of Divine unity.
Hope to a bright future in which the period of oppression and violation of mankind’s will cause their will to stay strong; and
hopelessness does not prevent growth and evolution of becoming better in life.
Taken from “Imam Mahdi (PBUH) the Dream of Mankind”, by Ayatullah Mudarresi
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Achieving Students JK Yara Kassira
Kosar Soleimani
Malak Alansari
SK Zahraa Nasrallah
Alireda Obeid
Tasneem Zeitoun
Gr. 1 Husain Hasak
Jawad Hojeij
Ava Rao
Gr. 2 Zaynab Hussein
Zehra Motlak
Yara Matar
Gr. 3 Ahmad Kmaiha
Mohamad Al-Timimi
Nadine Nasrallah
Gr. 4 Ali El-Hadi Zeidan
Gr. 5 Hadi Almisbaa
Gr. 6 Amir Yazdani
Maryam Al-Umar
Gr. 7 Sara Al-Araji
Gr. 8 Zaynab Elkhansa
This
month’s
Character
Trait is
Appreciation
• Think about the things in your
life you are thankful for.
• Tell someone thank you when
they have helped you.
• Show someone that you are
thankful by saying kind things to
them or doing something nice
for them.
• Don’t forget to appreciate
yourself--Think about things you
do well. Take pride in your
successes.
ThanMrs. Abir Issa
Week.
Mrs. Yazdani, Mrs. Zeitoun
Mrs. Fatima Zeitoun
school office.
Ms. Aya Matar
Mrs. Hamam
Mrs. Mona Beydoun
Mrs. Leila Beydoun
UNIFORM FITTING DAY
Mrs.
and
Mrs. Fatima Mantache
POUTINE DAY:
Parent committee
Lunch/Poutine day.
Mrs. Leila Beydoun, Mrs. Mona Beydoun, Mrs. Katia Faour, Mrs. Sally
Mobarak,
Shawarma Byte
FUN DAY
Mrs. Hamam, Mrs. Zeinab El Hage Ali,
monetary
Mrs. Ola Lezzaik
Mrs. Al
ABIS staff
successful oneWe wish to ext
Day volunteers to a tremendously successful Fun Day on April 22.
Thank you to the commitments and efforts at our school Fun Day on the occasion ofAli Birthday:
Parents are reminded that the school bell rings at 3:00pm.
If you need to pick up your child earlier than 3:00pm, please send a note of that with your child to the office in t
Unless you have an emergency, please do not come in during the last hour and ask to bring your child out of the classroom.
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Thank You Thank YouMrs. Abir Issa for purchasing masks for SK students during Reading
Week.
Mrs. Yazdani, Mrs. Zeitoun for volunteering on School field trips
Mrs. Fatima Zeitoun for the lovely flowers you keep bringing to our
school office.
Ms. Aya Matar for donating the cost of the Masjid field trip.
Mrs. Hamam for providing classroom support to students.
Mrs. Mona Beydoun for donating Mother’s day chocolate boxes.
Mrs. Leila Beydoun for purchasing Mother’s Day gifts.
NIFORM FITTING DAY:
Mrs. Joumana Farhat, Mrs. Hoda Fahs, Ms. Nour Matar
and support.
Mrs. Fatima Mantache for picking up uniform samples from
POUTINE DAY:
arent committee for your time and hard work on ou
Lunch/Poutine day.
Mrs. Leila Beydoun, Mrs. Mona Beydoun, Mrs. Katia Faour, Mrs. Sally
Mobarak, Mrs. Hoda Fahs, and Mrs. Ola Lezzaik.
Shawarma Byte for donating gravy on Poutine day.
FUN DAY – Imam Ali’s Birthday:
Mrs. Hamam, Mrs. Zeinab El Hage Ali, and Mrs. Mona Bey
monetary donations.
Mrs. Ola Lezzaik for the yummy chocolates for the ABIS staff
Mrs. Al-Hussein for the delicious and generous donation.
ABIS staff for their time, hard work and dedication in making this event a
successful one We wish to extend our thanks for the wonderful contribution of our Fun
Day volunteers to a tremendously successful Fun Day on April 22.
Thank you to the Parent committee and parent volunteerscommitments and efforts at our school Fun Day on the occasion ofAli Birthday:
Mrs. Katia Faour, Mrs. Sally Mobarak, Mrs. Leila Beydoun, Mrs.
Mona Beydoun, Mrs. Zainab Hussein, Mrs. Fatima Mantache,Mrs.
Amneh Salami, Mrs. Diab, Mrs. Fardous El-Sayed Ali,Mrs. Nisrine
Zibara, Mrs. Soleimani Mrs. Minaeva, Mrs. Hoda
Dakdouki, Ms. Alaa Matar,Mr. Ammar Ajaa, and Mr. Ali Rida.
Parents are reminded that the school bell rings at 3:00pm.
If you need to pick up your child earlier than 3:00pm, please send a note of that with your child to the office in the morning.
Unless you have an emergency, please do not come in during the last hour and ask to bring your child out of the classroom.
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Thank You … for purchasing masks for SK students during Reading
for volunteering on School field trips.
wers you keep bringing to our
cost of the Masjid field trip.
support to students.
Mother’s day chocolate boxes.
Day gifts.
Farhat, Mrs. Hoda Fahs, Ms. Nour Matar for all your help
for picking up uniform samples from Montreal.
hard work on our Hot
Mrs. Leila Beydoun, Mrs. Mona Beydoun, Mrs. Katia Faour, Mrs. Sally
gravy on Poutine day.
Mrs. Mona Beydoun for the
for the ABIS staff.
for the delicious and generous donation.
for their time, hard work and dedication in making this event a
end our thanks for the wonderful contribution of our Fun
Day volunteers to a tremendously successful Fun Day on April 22.
parent volunteers for your time commitments and efforts at our school Fun Day on the occasion of Imam
Mrs. Katia Faour, Mrs. Sally Mobarak, Mrs. Leila Beydoun, Mrs.
Mona Beydoun, Mrs. Zainab Hussein, Mrs. Fatima Mantache,Mrs.
Sayed Ali,Mrs. Nisrine
Zibara, Mrs. Soleimani Mrs. Minaeva, Mrs. Hoda Fahs, Mrs. Samar
Dakdouki, Ms. Alaa Matar,Mr. Ammar Ajaa, and Mr. Ali Rida.
Parents are reminded that the school bell rings at 3:00pm.
If you need to pick up your child earlier than 3:00pm, please send a note he morning.
Unless you have an emergency, please do not come in during the last hour and ask to bring your child out of the classroom.
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Recipients of the
“Trustworthiness” award
JK Malak Alansari
SK Alireda Obeid
Gr. 1 Saja Salami
Gr. 2 Tala Al-Harhara
Gr. 3 Sarah Hreich
Gr. 4 Nerjes Kmaiha
Gr. 5 Jana Wahab
Gr. 6 Abdullah Ajaa
Gr. 7 Ghadeer El Chahni
Gr. 8 Sura Hamza
Update from your 2015-16
Yearbook Committee A huge thank you to everyone who
participated in the 2015-2016 Cover
Contest. We were overwhelmed by
the beautiful artwork submitted
across the grades.
Congratulations to this year's finalists:
Front cover:
Zaynab Elkhansa - Grade 8
Back Cover:
Reem Awti, Sarah Hreich, Nadine
Nasrallah, Yara Amacha - Grade 3
Also, parents should have received an
order form for the Family Messages
and Business Advertisements.
For $10 each you may purchase a 1/4
page photo space and message, or, a
business card sized business
advertisement.
Extra order forms can be downloaded
from the Forms section of our
website: www.abischool.com
All orders are due with payment by
Tuesday, May 31st, 2016.
If you have any questions please email
us at [email protected]
Book Cover contest:
As part of our annual Reading Week,
ABIS held a Book Cover Contest! The
winners will receive a cash prize and
will also be featured in the yearbook.
Primary Winner:
Shadul-Husayn El Zein- Grade 2
Elementary Winner:
Jena Ridha - Grade 6
EQAO assessment for grades 3 and 6 students will take place beginning
Wednesday May 25th
Students will be involved in assessment activities each day for 5 days
including Reading, Writing and Math. The assessment is to be
administered in six sessions of one hour for each session. Students can
take more than 1 hour to complete
The assessment
measures how all students have met the provincial expectations in
reading, writing and mathematics.
Student’s work is marked according to four levels of achievement based
on the expectations in the provincial curriculum. In the Ontario
Curriculum, Level 3 represents the expected standard for Grade 3 & 6
and identifies a high level of achievement of the provincial expectations.
Our teachers are diligently preparing our st
Parents often ask,
test”?
simple suggestions can greatly increase your child’s chance fo
•
•
•
•
participate as you would on any other regular school day.
•
•
period
A Note from the
Update
http://www.eqao.com/en/assessments/Pages/update(Primary and Junior Division)
Since not all schools participated in these assessments, EQAO will not publish
a provincial
Schools a
fully participated in the 2015 assessments, but these reports will
2015 provincial result.
Ju
Did you know that this generation of children is the first that may not live as long as their parents?
The biggest threat today is childhood obesity, with 26% of Canada's children (2 overweight or obesedeveloping heart disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes1.6 million!
At the Heart and Stroke Foundation, they are working hard to stop this trend through programs like Jump Rope for Heart. When your child participand social responsibility.
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Preparation
EQAO assessment for grades 3 and 6 students will take place beginning
Wednesday May 25th and ending Tuesday May 31st 2016
Students will be involved in assessment activities each day for 5 days
including Reading, Writing and Math. The assessment is to be
administered in six sessions of one hour for each session. Students can
take more than 1 hour to complete each activity.
The assessment is based on the Ontario Curriculum for Grades 1
measures how all students have met the provincial expectations in
reading, writing and mathematics.
tudent’s work is marked according to four levels of achievement based
on the expectations in the provincial curriculum. In the Ontario
Curriculum, Level 3 represents the expected standard for Grade 3 & 6
and identifies a high level of achievement of the provincial expectations.
Our teachers are diligently preparing our students for these assessments.
Parents often ask, “What can we do to help our child prepare for the
test”? While there is no way to “study‟ for the test, following these
simple suggestions can greatly increase your child’s chance fo
Ensure that your child has a proper night’s rest
Ensure that your child eats a nutritious breakfast
Reassure your child that trying his very best is what is most important
Ensure that your child arrives at school each day ready to le
participate as you would on any other regular school day.
Ensure that your child does not miss a day of school during this week.
Ensure that you do not schedule appointments during the testing
period
A Note from the
Update - Release of 2015 Assessment Results
http://www.eqao.com/en/assessments/Pages/update-release(Primary and Junior Division)
Since not all schools participated in these assessments, EQAO will not publish
a provincial-level result this year.
Schools and board reports will be released for those schools and boards that
fully participated in the 2015 assessments, but these reports will
2015 provincial result.
ump Rope for Heart
Did you know that this generation of children is the first that may not live as long as their parents?
The biggest threat today is childhood obesity, with 26% of Canada's children (2 - 17 year olds) being overweight or obese, putting them at high risk of developing heart disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes1.6 million!
At the Heart and Stroke Foundation, they are working hard to stop this trend through programs like Jump Rope for Heart. When your child participates, they learn the importance of physical activity, healthy eating and social responsibility.
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EQAO assessment for grades 3 and 6 students will take place beginning
y May 31st 2016.
Students will be involved in assessment activities each day for 5 days
including Reading, Writing and Math. The assessment is to be
administered in six sessions of one hour for each session. Students can
each activity.
based on the Ontario Curriculum for Grades 1-8 and
measures how all students have met the provincial expectations in
tudent’s work is marked according to four levels of achievement based
on the expectations in the provincial curriculum. In the Ontario
Curriculum, Level 3 represents the expected standard for Grade 3 & 6
and identifies a high level of achievement of the provincial expectations.
udents for these assessments.
“What can we do to help our child prepare for the
‟ for the test, following these
simple suggestions can greatly increase your child’s chance for success:
Ensure that your child has a proper night’s rest
Ensure that your child eats a nutritious breakfast
Reassure your child that trying his very best is what is most important
Ensure that your child arrives at school each day ready to learn and
participate as you would on any other regular school day.
Ensure that your child does not miss a day of school during this week.
Ensure that you do not schedule appointments during the testing
Office:
of 2015 Assessment Results
release-2015-results.aspx
Since not all schools participated in these assessments, EQAO will not publish
nd board reports will be released for those schools and boards that
fully participated in the 2015 assessments, but these reports will not include a
the first that may not live as long as their parents?
The biggest threat today is childhood obesity, with 17 year olds) being
tting them at high risk of developing heart disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes- over
At the Heart and Stroke Foundation, they are working hard to stop this trend through programs like Jump Rope for Heart. When your child
ates, they learn the importance of physical activity, healthy eating
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Healthy School Policy
It is a gentle reminder that parents
who want to bring in a special treat
for the class to first ask permission
from the principal.
Our school works to align itself
with the Ministry of Education’s
Healthy School’s Policy as well as
ensuring a nut free environment.
MVP Most Valuable Prayer award
is granted to students of grades 2 and 3 who exhibit improved humbleness, focus, and respect during their daily prayers at school.
Gr. 2 Shadul-Husayn El Zein Malak Kabbout, Zaynab Hussein
Gr. 3 Reem Atwi
Fatimah Almatar, Ahmad Kmaiha
Established in 1981, Jump Rope for Heart is a nationwide success that delivers fun and fitness to more than 4,000 schools and 600,000 students each year while rresearch, health education, and social change.
In addition to raising funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Jump Rope for Heart motivates kids to establish healthy lifestyle habits today to promomany great initiatives of the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The annual Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart campaign began on the first week of April 2016.
Your child ca fundraising envelope to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Please check out the new website at hoopsforheart.ca for more information and online donations.
Our campaigevent will take place on
Students from grade 1 to grade 8 will participate in physical activities to inspire them to get physically active and be heart
Ahlul-Bayt Islamic School
Web www.abischool.com Phone (613) 526
Email [email protected] Fax (613) 526
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Please check our website, or call us, for more info
We are happy to provide a guided tour of our school. Call us for an appointment.
Thank you to our dear neighbors and friend
Tarbiyah Learning Vans Pressure Cleaning Company
Rev. Dr. Anthony Bailey Councillor Mathieu Fleury & staff
Ridgemont HS Az-Zahraa Islamic Academy (Vancouver)
Manor Park Public School Julia Gunning from Staples
Al-Anwar School Sue Wright &Ottawa Police Service (Y.I.P.I students)
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Established in 1981, Jump Rope for Heart is a nationwide success that delivers fun and fitness to more than 4,000 schools and 600,000 students each year while raising millions of dollars for heart disease and stroke research, health education, and social change.
In addition to raising funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Jump Rope for Heart motivates kids to establish healthy lifestyle habits today to promote a healthier, longer life. Jump Rope for Heart is just one of many great initiatives of the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The annual Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart campaign began on the first week of April 2016.
Your child came home with some great ideas for healthy hearts as well as a fundraising envelope to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Please check out the new website at jumpropeforheart.cahoopsforheart.ca for more information and online donations.
Our campaign will finish on Monday, May 9th, and our schoolevent will take place on Friday May 6th from 10:05
tudents from grade 1 to grade 8 will participate in physical activities to inspire them to get physically active and be heart
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(613) 526-0774 Address 200 Baribeau Street، Ottawa
(613) 526-1941 Principal Mrs. Leila Rahal [email protected]
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Please check our website, or call us, for more information.
We are happy to provide a guided tour of our school. Call us for an appointment.
ds for your outstanding support and encouragement
Vans Pressure Cleaning Company Rev. Vanier Community Church
Councillor Mathieu Fleury & staff Vanier Community Association
Zahraa Islamic Academy (Vancouver) Dear school neighbors
Julia Gunning from Staples Citizens & leaders of O
Sue Wright &Ottawa Police Service (Y.I.P.I students)
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Established in 1981, Jump Rope for Heart is a nationwide success that delivers fun and fitness to more than 4,000 schools and 600,000 students
aising millions of dollars for heart disease and stroke
In addition to raising funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Jump Rope for Heart motivates kids to establish healthy lifestyle habits today
te a healthier, longer life. Jump Rope for Heart is just one of many great initiatives of the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The annual Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart campaign began on the first
ame home with some great ideas for healthy hearts as well as a fundraising envelope to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
jumpropeforheart.ca or hoopsforheart.ca for more information and online donations.
, and our school-wide Friday May 6th from 10:05 to 12:00.
tudents from grade 1 to grade 8 will participate in physical activities to inspire them to get physically active and be heart-healthy.
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Ottawa، Ontario K1L7R6
Small class sizes for all gradesSmall class sizes for all gradesSmall class sizes for all gradesSmall class sizes for all grades Private school discipline and work ethicsPrivate school discipline and work ethicsPrivate school discipline and work ethicsPrivate school discipline and work ethics
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Rev. Vanier Community Church
Vanier Community Association
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Ottawa, Ontario, & Canada