We are thrilled to announce that after a national search and careful consideration of many exceptional candidates, Mrs. Katelyn McGuinty has been appointed as the new Principal of Little Flower Academy.
Congratulations to Michaela Chan '26 who was only one of three in Canada to make it to the National Persuasive speech contest sponsored by Speech and Debate Canada.
This past weekend LFA's Model UN team participated in the Vancouver Model UN hosted by St. George's. LFA brought a mix of experienced and beginner students, all who competed with great effort and spirit.
After a national search, careful consideration and a thorough selection process, we are delighted to announce that our current Principal, Mrs. Diane Little, has been appointed as the new Head of School at LFA.
The LFAMUN Club has started the year with a bang! 19 students won awards at the Tropical MUN Conference held here at LFA and at the PACMUN conference held in Honololu, Hawaii!
Jacqueline Murray '24, won this year's Cam Cathcart Youth Poem of Remembrance Award. She read her poem, "They Do Not Chill Us So" at Vancouver's Remembrance Day ceremony.
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.