Archbishop O'Leary Green Team and the Braided Journeys Program offered a special presentation on Medicinal Plants. Aboriginal Biology Instructor Darrell Langevin was our guest presenter on this topic. He shared his traditional and scientific knowledge of medicinal plants found locally.
A group of members of the Green Team at Archbishop O'Leary High School participated in the creation of information labels for the air-purifier plants that the school has acquired as part of their plan to ensure the air quality and to prevent respiratory illnesses in the school.
What is the one resource scientists are calling the most important resource that will be needed for rebuilding after a Doomsday event? Seeds. In this session, Ms.
The grade 4/5/6 class has created a turtle habitat in our classroom. We researched about our turtle and found it is a Map Turtle from North America. We then named it A'nowara, which means "turtle" in the Mohawk Indians language.
Mr. Normandeau and his Social Studies 10 Honours class in Archbishop O’Leary High School always dedicate part of his course to learn about the relation between Globalization, Sustainability, and Prosperity. This semester Mr.
