Montreal, February 5, 2026 - On the occasion of I Love To Read Week and Black History Month, on Tuesday, Feb, 10 (11:10 am)  a seven year old Grade 2 student at Pierre de Coubertin Elementary School (4700 Lavoisier)  in St. Léonard will launch her very first book entitled The Great Adventures of Miss Sofia Bella – Volume 1.   This educational and inspiring book is aimed at student C. Sofia Sardella’s  peers  and promotes fundamental values such as self-confidence, self-esteem, and academic perseverance., Pierre-de Coubertin Elementary School  stands out for its linguistic and cultural openness. Students learn in three languages—English, French, and Italian—a valuable asset that fosters intellectual curiosity and respect for differences. Inspired by this trilingual environment, Sofia wanted her book to be published in French, English, and Italian as well, to reflect the inclusive and multicultural spirit of her school and community. Sofia's book is muc...

Montreal, February 4, 2026-   Two high schools-  John F. Kennedy and LINKS High School- and four primary schools- Pierre de Coubertin Elementary School, Nesbitt Elementary School, John Caboto Academy, and Carlyle Elementary School - are proud to announce their joint participation in the Push-Up Challenge for Mental Health Awareness , taking place from February 5 to February 23 . Inspired by the national initiative The Push-Up Challenge , this program encourages participants to complete daily push-ups while learning about mental health and supporting those who may be struggling. Originally launched in Australia in 2017, the challenge has grown into an international movement, engaging thousands of participants across Canada and around the world. Otis Grant This collaborative initiative is being led by Personal Development and Community Involvement Animators (PDCIA) Vince Lacroce, Veronica D’Agata, and Mary Poullas, in partnership with the Physical Education departments and ...