AGBU Zaroukian School celebrates 20 years of Armenian Independence

On September 21st, all students and teachers made their exit out of the school towards the Monument and Flag Mast in a long procession waving Armenian Flags. Many parents came to show their support. Our students assembled in the school yard and sang the Armenian National Anthem and Oh Canada as flags were...

Planting Flowers in Grade 3

On September 13, 2011, the Grade 3 students planted flowers in the small square where there are lots and lots of other flowers. They were learning about flowers in science with their teacher Ms. Brown when a student came up with a wonderful idea of planting…. flowers! Then Ms. Brown said, “Good idea!...

The Primate visits our school

On Wednesday September 14th our school was honored with a very special visitor. His Eminence Bishop Bagrat Galsdanyan, Primate and Rev. Archpriest Fr. Zareh Zargarian visited our school. His Eminence spoke to our students and blessed them and their teachers and wished everyone a productive and great school...

Our Students Perform at the Church

On June 3rd the Armenian Holy Trinity Church organized an event for Ascension of Jesus Christ. The organizing committee invited our students to perform a special part of the “Anoush” Opera based on the famous Poet Toumanian’s poem. After the musical part of the Opera the students performed Armenian...

Police Officer Visiting our School

When the police officer came to our school, he read us a small book about what police officers do. When he finished reading us the book he asked questions to us. If we answered correctly, he gave us a pin on our t-shirts. The pins said “Toronto Police” on them. When everybody got one, we asked...

May Spring Concert

Our very youngest students honored their Mothers and Fathers, Grandparents and friends with a lovely Spring Concert. The audience enjoyed watching our Pre-nursery, Nursery and JK students perform. The room was set up as a Tropical Paradise and children dressed up in their finest summer gear…shorts, hats...