News Archive

On Holy Thursday, March 28, 2024, students and staff from Christ the King Academy and St.Joseph's Collegiate experienced the Stations of the Cross. Thank you to Mrs.

Happy Easter & Welcome Back!

Are you interested in learning more about Christ the King Academy? Or do you know someone that is curious about Christ the King Academy? We would love to provide a tour and answer any questions during

DID YOU KNOW? Parents actively contribute to the success of the school community by contributing knowledge, perspective, and ideas at school council meetings and through other methods established by

The Grade 7 students braved the snow and worked together to shovel sidewalks and driveways with Mr. Burla! It was SNOW much fun! #CTKAllTheWay

For Good-works, Mr. Haines and Ms. Sarmiento’s Grade 6 classes came together to make cards to show their appreciation to 20 businesses around Brooks that work hard to support and serve our students.

Grade 5 students participate in Good Works making cards for important people, helping classmates clean lockers, and making prayer blankets for special people.

8C poses with the Fire Chief in front of a fire truck after delivering appreciation and thank you cards to the volunteer fire fighters in our community. Way to go grade 8's!

Ms.Parkin’s Grade 5 Science students making models of LUNGS. All part of learning Living Organ Systems!

Holy Week starts on Palm Sunday and goes to Holy Saturday, marking the days before Easter Sunday, the celebration of Jesus' Resurrection. During this sacred week the CTK family will participate in

"Christ The Redeemer Catholic Schools is on a mission to illuminate the extraordinary stories that weave through the fabric of our school communities.

The grade 7’s are working hard on choreographing their own dances to wrap up their dance unit! #CTKAlltheWay

This past Friday, we all gathered together at our parish for Stations of the Cross followed by Soup and Bread! Delicious soups and great company! #CTKAlltheWay

What's happening this week at CTK?

Grade 5 Religion students work on their collaborative Stations of the Cross project!