LFA Alum Kat Jayme '06 is set to premiere her third film, "I'm Just Here for the Riot" on Monday, October 2nd at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
Catherine Koch '75, founder of Love is the Answer, a non-profit, for orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda, is being remembered for her humanitarian legacy.
Volleyball Canada was pleased to announce the athletes named to its 2023 Women’s NextGen team recently, and amongst the distinguished group of athlete's was LFA's own Lucy Borowski '21
The “Fighting Angels” have done it again. The LFA/VC tennis team played incredibly well this season, earning them a solid second place in the BC Provincial Championships.
The seventh ranked UBC Thunderbirds upset the No. 1 seed and defending champion Trinity Western Spartans to win gold at the 2023 U SPORTS Women's Volleyball Championship on Sunday.
The Board of Directors of Little Flower Academy are excited to announce the search for an inaugural President to lead the school going forward. This is a new position at LFA and is in response to the demands of a leading independent school and as a reflection of the best practices of independent Catholic schools across Canada. Working closely with the Principal, the President will be accountable for the vision, leadership, advancement, financial stewardship, planning and external relations of the School. Due to the nature and importance of the appointment, LFA has engaged Odgers Berndtson to conduct a national search. Information on the application can be found on the Odgers Berndtson website.
The Government of BC recently unveiled their 2022 Medal of Good Citizenship recipients; among the list of esteemed individuals was LFA Alumna, Rishika Selvakumar ’19.
On Sunday, November 20th, the final episode of the sixth season of The Great Canadian Baking show aired, and LFA Alum Lauren Tjoe '19 came away with the top prize.
After baking her way through seven weeks of competition, LFA Alum Lauren Tjoe '19 is one of three bakers left standing vying for the top prize on CBC's The Great Canadian Baking Show.
LFA’s field hockey Angels miss out on a Provincial Championship by the narrowest of margins, losing in a shoot-out to host SMUS. On the back of an extraordinary team effort, LFA will take solace in a well-earned second place at the AA Field Hockey Provincial Championships in Victoria last week.
LFA Alum, Josette Jorge '01 begins a 10 day run at the Historic Theatre today in the new production, "Bad Parent", from the mind of Ins Choi - the creator of the hit CBC sitcom and play Kim’s Convenience.
As part of the screening of Kat Jayme's The Grizzlie Truth, former players are coming to Vancouver for a public reunion event, their first gathering here in 20 years.
Among the expected attendees are Kat, former NBA players Steve Francis, Antonio Harvey, George Lynch and Tony Massenburg, plus the original Grizzlies Extreme Dance team, the mascot Grizz and announcer Al Murdoch.
LFA Alumna and director of the sensational documentary 'Finding Big Country', Kat Jayme '06 is proud to showcase her follow-up feature, 'The Grizzlie Truth'. In her new film, Kat embarks on the mission of finding out who robbed us of the Vancouver Grizzlies?
With school coming quickly, there's lots to keep track of. From the first week of school itinerary to big homecoming events (like the Welcome Back BBQ) to that school supply list that has been sitting in the "to do" pile since July... we've put all that information into an email sent to parents... and we've got a copy for you here: Back to School email.
This past May, the Reverence for Life Club reached out to local seniors in care homes to send their love. This week the club received a touching letter of thanks from the seniors.
After two years of high school tennis being on hiatus, the "Fighting Angels" battled hard and earned a well-deserved fourth place in the BC Provincial Championships.
On May 12th, representatives from KAIROS Canada visited LFA to lead students through a Blanket Exercise. KAIROS is an ecumenical movement for ecological justice and human rights.
LFA's dedicated Model UN team attended their first in-person conference in two years at the Vancouver Model United Nations hosted at the Hyatt Regency Hotel from April 21-23. Audrey Foy '22 recounts the team's exciting experience.
Early this year, during Spring Break, LFA unveiled our new Heritage Wall. The Heritage Wall serves as a showcase of LFA’s rich history as a school since 1927.
Congratulations to our Junior Public speaking team who excelled at the recent Provincial competition. Our very own Raine Gurton was awarded the top overall score to become BC's number one speaker in the tournament! Raine will go on to Nationals along with Kristina Bedford who'll be there as an alternate.
Prepare yourself for a dazzling production of one of the most enduring musicals of the 80's, Footloose! LFA and Vancouver College will be collaborating to produce the stage adaptation of Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie's iconic musical.
Throughout the month of April our students have been participating in synod sharing sessions facilitated by our Campus Minister, Ms. Mislang, and our LFA student-led Campus Ministry team.
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) and the Sisters of St. Ann (SSA) have announced a new working relationship to access the SSA’s records, including those that relate to teaching and support roles in residential schools.
Parents of Grade 10, 11 and 12 students are invited. Corpus Christi College will have a presentation starting at 5:30 pm. Following the presentation, parents of Grade 10 and 11 students will learn about the BC Ministry of Education and Child Care graduation program requirements. Grade 12 students will have a special presentation on LFA's graduation activities.