NOTICE – Tuesday, June 9 at 1:15 PM
Peel Regional Police have lifted the 'Hold and Secure' at St. Sofia and St. Alfred Schools.
The police have asked the schools to provide increased supervision during afternoon recess and end of day dismissal. In addition, the police have also advised that there will be heavy police presence in the area of both schools throughout the afternoon.
The last day of classes for students will be Friday June 26, 2009. Classes will resume for students on Tuesday September 8, 2009. The school office will be open the week of August 31 to September 4, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
If you are moving during the summer please let the office know so that transfer papers can be prepared for you.
Please check the calendar by clicking on the "Events" link on the top left hand side of this page. Important dates for the 2009-2010 School Year have been posted on the calendar.
Please call our main office at (905) 625-0584 if you require further information.
If you have questions you may contact the main school board office at (905) 890-1221 or click on the "Dufferin-Peel" link at the top left of this page.
"Every Child, a Promise"
Home of the Eagles
Mission Statement
The Saint Alfred Catholic School community respects the uniqueness
of all persons and enhances their potential. We are committed to promoting
a love of learning and to creating an environment which fosters the lifelong
development and spiritual growth of each person.
Mississauga East
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Christ is Our Light
St. Alfred is a member of the Mississauga East Family of Schools. Our banner has many symbols of our Catholic faith.
The three shafts of light shining through the window represent the Blessed Trinity and the image of Christ shining through each one of us.
The stained glass window is made up of 25 pieces in total, representing each of the 25 schools in the Mississauga East Family of Schools. Joned together they create something beautiful, something whole.
The purple cross respresents Reconciliation. our ability to forgive and to seek forgivemess.
The host represents the Eucharist; we are one body in Communion with Christ.
The flames represent Confirmation; our commitment to our faith.