CCS Conversation Series

If you watched the February edition of the CCS Conversation series, you would have heard from Sebastian and Jesse Mencia, a current family at Cambridge Christian School. The Mencia family originally came from Argentina/Columbia and started their first 45 days in Canada in a homeless shelter. Trusting in God’s faithfulness, they enroled their daughters, Valeria and Sofia, to Cambridge Christian School. Since 2017, this wonderful family has been a blessing to our school community. The Mencia’s have modelled a deep trust in God and as a school society we want to do likewise as we fulfill our mission to educate students as Christ-centred thinkers, communicators and worshippers. We see the fruit of our mission as students learn to cooperate as a team, make presentations, and create amazing art. Here are a few stories that highlight recent student work.

Countdown to Valentine’s Day for Grade Two

In the days leading up to Valentine’s Day, Grade Two students encouraged the staff by making Valentine’s Cards. They decorated the pages of an old book to make a bulletin board and paper hearts. Each day the children had to find and open the heart on the bulletin board, tear it open and complete the challenge inside. They took turns being secret detectives, spying on friends in the class to notice positive things that they were doing. At the end of the day, they revealed who they were spying on and shared their report, ending with the whole class shouting “we love you”. They had lots of fun and learned that they are able to love, because God first loved us.