Mount Saint Agnes Academy

Our Grade 11 students are getting a true taste of university life at Ontario Tech University! From staying in residence and experiencing campus life to exploring cutting-edge research facilities, it has been an exciting and educational adventure.
Students toured the ACE (Automotive Centre of Excellence) facilities, including the impressive climate-controlled testing chambers. One highlight was the hemi-anechoic chamber, where even a scream sounds like a whisper! They also took part in an engaging session, Aliens: The Search for New Earths and Extraterrestrial Life, sparking curiosity about the possibilities beyond our planet. The learning continues over the next two days with hands-on experiences in sailboat building and wind tunnel racing, forensic science investigations, and skull classification activities.
What an incredible opportunity to explore science, innovation, and university life firsthand!

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight
As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we are featuring: Josiah Tannock!

1. What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
One moment that will stay with me forever from my time at MSA is when I went on the cruise and someone dropped their phone in the ocean.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
One thing I'm most excited for after graduation is being able to go abroad and live alone.

3.If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
One day I wish I could relive is Sports Day in 2024. It remains one of my favorite memories because of the special moments I shared with my friends.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
One thing I'll miss most about MSA is being around the people I've known all my life.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
One big piece of advice I would leave is, study until you can't study anymore.

What a fantastic afternoon we had at our ELP Picnic in the Park! It was such a joy to come together with our families to celebrate the end of an incredible year. The children had a wonderful time enjoying their lunches, laughing and playing with friends, and soaking up the sunshine alongside the people who have supported them every step of the way. As we reflect on the year, our hearts are full, celebrating new friendships, amazing growth, and so many special memories made together.
A big thank you to all of our families for joining us and making the day so memorable. It truly was the perfect way to celebrate our amazing ELP community!

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Our Grade 5 students recently dove into an unforgettable underwater adventure with the ! As part of their learning, students geared up for a snorkeling expedition where they explored Bermuda’s beautiful marine environment firsthand. With guidance from experts, they observed a variety of fish species in their natural habitat, paying close attention to something very specific: the different shapes of fish mouths and how each one helps them feed and survive.
The excitement, curiosity, and discovery throughout the day made this trip truly special, as students experienced science beyond the classroom in a meaningful and memorable way.

Class of 2025–2026 Senior Spotlight

As we count down to graduation, we are excited to celebrate our amazing seniors! Each weekday, we will be highlighting one of our graduating students through a special series of questions — giving you a glimpse into their journey, achievements, and future goals.

Today, we are featuring: Emma Vieira!

1. What is one moment from your time at MSA that you will never forget?
One moment from my time at MSA that I will never forget is all of the Spirit Days and the school lock-ins because they brought everyone together and created so many fun memories.

2. What are you most excited about as you take your next step after graduation?
I am most excited about starting a new chapter after graduation, meeting new people, and working toward my future goals.

3. If you could relive one school day, which would it be and why?
I would relive the Spirit Day with the colored powder because it was one of the most fun and exciting days I had at MSA.

4. What will you miss the most about MSA?
I will miss all the memories that we created over the years at MSA.

5. What message would you like to leave your classmates as you all move forward?
The message I would like to leave my classmates is to never stop believing in yourselves and to always go after your goals.

Today we celebrate National Heroes Day. National Heroes Day is a public holiday in Bermuda, observed each year on the third Monday in June. It’s a time to recognize and honour individuals who have made outstanding, positive contributions to Bermudian society and have been officially named National Heroes. As we reflect on their legacy and the impact they’ve had on our island, let’s also take a moment to appreciate the values they represent, leadership, courage, and service to others.
We hope you enjoy a relaxing and meaningful holiday.

This July, some of our talented middle and high school girls will proudly represent Bermuda on the world stage through the magic of dance at Disney!
These incredible dancers are part of@dancesationsbda and will be performing as part of Dance the Magic. They’ll bring vibrant island energy to life with a soca performance on the Nemo stage at Animal Kingdom, showcasing the rhythm and spirit of Bermuda. They’ll also shine in the Dance the Magic Parade at Magic Kingdom with a fun, Toy Story themed routine!
We are so proud of these amazing students:
🌟 Giana R.
🌟 Marlee P.
🌟 Sarai D.
🌟 Ramiya D.
🌟 Peyton-Reese G.
Wishing them the very best as they share their passion, talent, and Bermudian pride with the world this summer!

Our Grade 2 students and their teachers had an exciting visit to the Portuguese tall ship Sagres this afternoon! During the visit, students enjoyed a short and fascinating history lesson about the ship, learning about its origins and how it operates, before getting the chance to explore it up close.
The students were full of curiosity, asking plenty of great questions that the sailors were happy to answer. They explored different areas of the ship and discovered what life on board is like. It was a unique and memorable experience for everyone, and we extend our sincere thanks to the sailors for this wonderful opportunity!
Did you know? The deck of the ship is slightly slanted on one side to help water drain off the vessel!

We were delighted to welcome , a new locally based youth football development programme, to campus! Founded by Remy Coddington, Ajani Burchall, and Sincere Hall, football professionals with strong local roots and international experience, the team led an exciting and energetic session with our students.
They worked on football techniques and drills while showing just how fun and inspiring the game can be. To learn more about their programme, visit: www.trevo.com.