Lee Academy

An Easter Egg Hunt for both Lee Academy families as well as families from the surrounding community will be held on Saturday, April 4th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Lee Academy’s North Campus (1279 Seaton Rd) in support of the Lee Academy Scholarship Foundation.

Admission is $5.00 per child. Children will have the opportunity to search for eggs in three age categories, 2-5 years (10:00 a.m.), 6-9 years (10:30 a.m.) and 10-14 years of age (11:00 a.m.).

​In addition to the children’s egg hunt, we will be selling yummy baked goods as well as raffle tickets and more. Please bring cash for these items. Children will have the opportunity to participate in fun free Easter themed activities.

Our Grade Fours were excited to share their World Fair projects with the rest of the school and their families and friends. Our Grade 2/3 North Campus friends came for a visit to see what they will be working on next year.

Well done to all our Lee Academy Kids’ Lit Quiz Teams! We had four teams competing to show their love and knowledge of books today at Hamilton Regionals. They were gracious, welcoming and enthusiastic! We have never seen such a close competition.

Congratulations to John T Tuck Elementary School who will represent Hamilton at the National Finals on Monday. Our “Myth Writers” team placed third, only 2 points from top place!

Thank you to all our volunteers and helpers for making sure the event went so smoothly.

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We are accepting applications for exceptional classroom teachers and would give preference to candidates with primary teaching experience or junior/intermediate math and science experience. We also strongly encourage applicants seeking a career where they can truly impact their community in a positive way.

Lee Academy offers a supportive and healthy teaching environment. We encourage applications from teachers with diverse world experiences and backgrounds. Please do not apply if you do not meet the application requirements.

Applicants must have Canadian citizenship or permanent residency and teaching certification from Ontario, Canada or an equivalent. Our school is just west of Hamilton, Ontario. Transportation is a necessity because of the rural location. Please include a cover letter and up to date resume. Interviews will take place in late March and early April.
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Our annual Winter Olympics was such a great event today! Our indoor warm breaks, full winter gear and enthusiasm made for a wonderful afternoon of relays, curling and biathlon. We are proud of our students' athleticism and sportsmanship. Thank you to the many dedicated staff and volunteers who made the Winter Olympics such a success.

Our Grade Five class did a wonderful job hosting our Remembrance Day ceremony this morning. Our young Wolf Pack choir and Glee Club sang beautifully as well. It was very moving to see all our students speak and sing so eloquently and graciously. Students from both campuses also attended the service at the Lynden Legion.

Last Friday we hosted our annual Cross Country race. Students from both campuses ran against runners from visiting schools. Congratulations to all of the Gr. 2-8 Cross Country participants! It was a great day for a run and the spectators were loud and cheered enthusiastically. THANK YOU to the many people who helped.

As part of their “Rocks & Minerals” science unit, the Grade 4s were introduced to basic cost management related to mining, including the cost of the reclamation of minerals by mining for “chocolate chips” in a cookie. Students needed to pay for their core sample (cookie), mining equipment (flat or round toothpicks or small metal paper clip). Each student was given dollar amount per chocolate chip reclaimed. Big decisions were made to decide if their location was economically viable to be mined or not.

Both campuses are off to a great start for the 2025-26 school year! There were many smiling, laughing students and staff. It was lovely to be back together again!

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