Over the last several months our staff at St. Clementās have been discussing the importance of diversity and, most recently, the notion of identity. During a workshop in December we were asked to consider,
The Implications of Identity
Month: February 2016
Windsor House Day – Photo Gallery
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Today is Windsor House Day! Hope you remembered to wear purple! Check out some of the highlights from assembly this morning.
Grade 7 Water Fair – Photo Gallery
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The Grade 7s have been working hard over the last few weeks to prepare for the upcoming Water Fair, and today they were able to present to us all of their hard work!
Let LAUNCHED help you launch your career!
Getting Out of Our Bubbles
As I sat in the airport awaiting a flight to San Francisco for an annual meeting of The Heads’ Network, an association of principals of girls’ schools, I was reading in The Globe and Mail entitled āBurst Your Comfort Bubble- If Only for the Thrill.ā Lederman says,
Get your credit and your summer, too
Registration is now open for Summer School! St. Clementās School offers a number of Ontario credit courses from Monday, June 20 to Friday, July 15. Torn between extra credits and camp?
Wise Words from Women for our Girls and Daughters
Last week I was very fortunate to attend the National Coalition of Girlsā Schools (NCGS) first-ever Global Forum. NCGS is the leading advocate for girlsā schools, connecting and collaborating globally with individuals,
Passion and Potential
Today, our Middle School students had a visit from Morgan Weinberg, a young woman from Whitehorse who traded university to help children in Haiti in the aftermath of the devastating 2010 earthquake.
Spirit Week 2016 – Photo Gallery
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It was a colourful celebration this week at SCS! From lip syncs, to skits, to locker decorations and a Snapchat challenge, there were so many ways to express our spirit!
Research and Evidence
There is nothing better than reading or hearing about research and then being able to witness the findings yourself.
On Wednesday evening, with thanks to our Parents Association,