Join Mrs. Laurie Blue, NCC's Creative Arts Director, as she shares the story behind The Moth Project, a collaborative temporary art display created by NCC art students.
Adora K. (Gr. 11), Simar G. (Gr. 10), and Tofunmi A. (Gr. 11)
Students in the Grade 11 Peer Helping course were asked to study Biblical models of leadership in Philippians 2 and Luke 13 and consider how to apply the tenets of servant leadership while supporting their peers in the classroom.
This year in athletics has been busy and fun, but it has also come with its challenges. The first month of school was a bit tough as we were waiting for the gym floor renovations to finish, but finally, in the first week of October, the gym opened again, and our sports season continued as normal.
NCC alumn, Joel Fidler, shares about his experience at NCC. Despite challenges like pandemic lockdowns, he highlights the resilient community and opportunities for spiritual growth he found in his school community.
Words like ‘Tangyuan’, ‘Jollof’, ‘Kelewele’, ‘Okonomiyaki’, ‘Horchata’, and ‘Mandazi’, are common words used by students and cooks at NCC’s monthly International Cooking Days!
I am not always a hardworking student, and I do not like to waste my time on trivial work, like ungraded math homework. That wasn’t always the case: when I was little, I would perfect each assignment and brag over an “A+” of arbitrary value.
Niagara Christian Collegiate (NCC) is an independent, non-denominational Christian school located on the beautiful Niagara River near Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.