Honoré Mercier Elementary School

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Honoré Mercier Elementary School Honoré Mercier school was built in 1967 by the St. Leonard School Board to accommodate a growing French speaking population.

It was given the name of the last nationalist premier of Quebec, Honoré Mercier. It became an English school within the Jerome Le Royer School Board in 1978. In 1998, Honoré Mercier became part of the English Montreal School Board. An additional wing was built in 1997 creating a total of 30 regular sized classrooms, a pre-kindergarten and daycare room, one resource room, an art room, a music room, a library-media center equipped with 8 computers, and finally a state of the art computer lab built in 2007 and updated every year. In addition, each classroom is equipped with a multi-media computer and linked through high-speed fibre optic cabling to a server and the Internet. Since 2012, all classes have Smart Boards set ups

Our BASE students joined in on the meaningful activities, creating their own special tributes and learning about the imp...
11/11/2026

Our BASE students joined in on the meaningful activities, creating their own special tributes and learning about the importance of remembering and honouring those who served. ❤️

Afin de maîtriser le concept des bonds de 2 et 5, les amis de 1re année de la classe 1/2M utilisent leurs corps pour les...
11/09/2026

Afin de maîtriser le concept des bonds de 2 et 5, les amis de 1re année de la classe 1/2M utilisent leurs corps pour les pratiquer!👏🏽🌈🥰

11/06/2026

of Mr. Andrew's lovely Fall Walk with the K4s & K5s 🍂🍁

Grade 1 students in Group 1/2 M working hard and having fun! 😊
11/05/2026

Grade 1 students in Group 1/2 M working hard and having fun! 😊

11/04/2026
Students in Ms. Gabriela’s class  recently had the opportunity to learn more about how we hear, how our ears work, and t...
11/04/2026

Students in Ms. Gabriela’s class recently had the opportunity to learn more about how we hear, how our ears work, and the challenges people with hearing loss may experience in everyday life.

Through an interactive presentation led by Mr. Daniel, a Teacher of the Deaf from Résonance Montréal, students explored the importance of hearing accessibility, inclusion, and simple strategies to make communication easier for everyone.

A wonderful opportunity to raise awareness, encourage empathy, and celebrate the different ways we experience the world around us!

The learning continued after our wonderful Remembrance Day Assembly ❤️🇨🇦Our Veterans and Soldiers toured our different c...
11/03/2026

The learning continued after our wonderful Remembrance Day Assembly ❤️🇨🇦

Our Veterans and Soldiers toured our different classes and furthered our students' knowledge in service, sacrifice, courage, and peace.

Such a meaningful opportunity for our students to listen, ask questions, and connect history to real-life heroes. Thank you for your time, your stories, and your service.

We remember. We are grateful.

Today, our elementary school community came together for a beautiful and meaningful Remembrance Day assembly, thoughtful...
11/03/2026

Today, our elementary school community came together for a beautiful and meaningful Remembrance Day assembly, thoughtfully organized by our PDCIA, Mr. Rocco.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the soldiers, veterans, and military band members who joined us today and generously shared their experiences and stories. Your presence made this day even more meaningful.
A special thank you to Member of the National Assembly, Ms. Rotiroti, for attending and showing her support.
We would also like to recognize our wonderful students and staff:
🍁 Our Cycle 3 students performed O Canada, accompanied by the military band and beautifully led by our music teacher, Ms. Veronica.
🕯️ Our Cycle 1 students touched our hearts with their performance of Light a Candle for Peace, also led by Ms. Veronica.
❤️ A special shout-out to our Cycle 2 students, who decorated rocks that were gifted to the veterans and musicians as a token of appreciation. The remaining rocks will be brought to the military cemetery on November 11th and placed on the graves as a symbol of remembrance and gratitude.
🎨 A big thank you to all our students for their beautiful artwork, which helped make this assembly so special.
Today, we remember the courage, sacrifices, and dedication of those who served and continue to serve our country.
We remember. We honour. We are forever grateful.
Lest We Forget.

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8280, Rue Nantes
Montreal, QC
H1P2J1

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