St. Anne students pay tribute to fallen soldier

October 23, 2014 - At 9:00am this morning, 135 students in grade 7 and 8 at St. Anne Catholic School in Hanmer came together to "Stand on Guard". Students sang O Canada together to pay tribute to the fallen Canadian soldier, Nathan Cirillo. The staff and students at St. Anne Catholic School also participated in a prayer of peace led by their principal Mr. Guy Mathieu. The students at St. Anne Catholic School recognize the importance of coming together as a community, and will continue to "Stand on Guard" during this difficult time in Canadian History. Share Tweet

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