The day was filled with fun and cultural learning as students sampled a variety of delicious traditional delicacies and took part in festive games and activities. Through these experiences, students had the opportunity to learn about the traditions and significance of Lunar New Year while sharing in the joy of the celebration with their classmates.

This February, our classes recognized Black History Month by learning about its purpose: to acknowledge past injustices, celebrate progress, and honor the achievements and resilience of Black communities in Canada and around the world. Students researched influential individuals, scientists, physicists, and mathematicians, exploring how their innovation, leadership, and determination have shaped our society. Through meaningful discussions, we examined important facts deepenin

What an exciting day for the Grade 4/5 Wolf Pack! Yesterday, their classroom went "wild" thanks to a special virtual field trip to the Toronto Zoo! Our guide, Kim, took us on a deep dive into the world of endangered species. We got up close (virtually) with Polar bears, Komodo dragons, Arctic wolves, and Fly River turtles. All such incredible creatures! The students asked some fantastic questions and walked away with "paws-itive" ways we can all practice conservation at home.

We were honoured to welcome Jennifer Eastham to our school to share her powerful story of resilience, advocacy, and hope as a person with dyslexia. Jennifer is an author, caregiver, and community leader whose lived experience fuels her passion for supporting others. Her book, A Struggle for Survival: Coping with Dyslexia, offers a deeply personal look at her journey and the challenges she has overcome. Through her writing, advocacy, and ongoing learning, Jennifer helps indivi

Our students were treated to an unforgettable few hours filled with wagging tails, gentle cuddles, and lots of happy puppy kisses when a group of Duck Toller puppies came to visit! Beyond the smiles and laughter, students learned what it means to care for a puppy, how to be gentle, patient, and responsible, and how animals communicate trust and affection. The visit sparked wonderful conversations about empathy, routines, and respect for living things, all while bringing a sen

Our Grades 2 to 8 students proudly participated in their own Olympic Games, representing Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Iceland, and Norway. Students demonstrated strong teamwork and school spirit as they created their country flags and rotated through a series of winter-inspired events. Throughout the day, students enjoyed: Tug of War at the front of the school, where teamwork and strategy were key. Parachute Games by the swings, filled with laughter and coo

A heartfelt thank you to all of our incredible students who shared their beautiful talents with their peers during our Talent Show. From music and performances to creative expressions, it takes courage to step onto a stage, and we are so proud of every student who participated and supported one another. Your confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm truly made the event special. We would also like to extend a very special thank you to the talented folk music performers C.A. & So

We’re honoured to share that Heritage Academy has been named a Winner of the 2026 Canadian Choice Award (Independent Elementary Schools – Ottawa). To our Ottawa community: thank you for your trust and support over the past 35 years. We’re proud to serve our students and families every day.