St Anthony's

About

St. Anthony's School is located at 1750 Nalabila Blvd, Kitimat, BC V8C 1E6. The school describes its Catholic identity through daily prayer and regular school liturgies and Mass participation. It emphasizes an environment grounded in love and respect for all.

At a Glance

School type: Independent School (Coast Mountains)

Education language: English

Religious affiliation: St. Anthony’s is a Catholic school, with daily morning prayer and classes that plan monthly school liturgies and assist in the celebration of Mass.

Grades: K-9

Phone: 250 632-6313

Email: creilly@cispg.ca

Principal: Chris Reilly

Religious Affiliation

St. Anthony’s is a Catholic school, with daily morning prayer and classes that plan monthly school liturgies and assist in the celebration of Mass.

Programs and Services

**Religious / Spiritual life** Students and staff begin each day with morning prayer, and classes take turns planning monthly school liturgies and supporting Mass celebrations. **Student support / special programs** The school highlights a Grade Five D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program. **Clubs, service, and community activities** The school lists several community-building and service activities, including Reading Buddies, school and church choir, food bank collections, Terry Fox Run participation, and school beautification projects.

School Culture and Expectations

The school states that its instructional focus is grounded in “love and respect for all,” and that integrating faith (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) into daily life is a core priority.

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

The school provides bus expectations for students, including arriving at the bus stop 5 minutes early, following driver instructions, remaining seated while the bus is in motion, and showing respect to others at all times. Bus fees and a school bus schedule are referenced on the school bus information page.

Enrollment

The school provides an “Application/Registration Package.” It notes that applications are considered in the following order: practicing Catholics, siblings of current students, and then the wider community.