September 2026
Student and Staff Birthday Party
Welcome Fair hosted by the Parents’ Association
Marking 125 Years
In 2026–2027, the St. Clement’s School community will come together to honour 125 years of history, connection, and Clementine spirit.
Through on-campus and online events, an archival exhibition, a speakers series, and our milestone Red Party, this year will reflect where we’ve been and look ahead to all that’s still to come.
Events Calendar
September 2026
Student and Staff Birthday Party
Welcome Fair hosted by the Parents’ Association
December 2026
Jingle Mingle hosted by the Parents’ Association
Carol Service with 125th Alum Choir
Alum Holiday Party
May 2027
Alum Reunion Weekend
Saturday, May 29
June 2027
Closing Ceremonies
Graduation
Dates are subject to change.
FUN FACTS
St. Clement’s School was founded in the Parish Hall of St. Clement’s Church by Canon Thomas W. Powell and Mrs. Constance Waugh in 1901 before moving across the street to 21 St. Clements Avenue in 1922.
At opening, St. Clement’s School had 13 pupils ranging in age from 5 to 21 years. By 1922, there were almost 100 students.
St. Clement’s began with both male and female students and, by 1917, boys outnumbered girls.
The SCS uniform of navy tunic, white blouse, and red blazer was formally introduced in the early 1930s, with neck ties added in 1975.
January 26 to February 1, 1942 was Posture Week at St. Clement’s, when students were encouraged to sit and stand upright at all times!
The Gold Cord was introduced by the Fifth Form in 1948. Today it is known as the Gold Belt and worn with pride by all our Grads.
The House System came to St. Clement’s in 1960: Stuart, Tudor, Windsor, and York have been battling it out ever since.
In 1986, the SCS ice hockey team was coached by Toronto Maple Leafs legends Frank Mahovlich, a past-parent, and Eddie Shack.
In 1987, the penguin became the school mascot while Pamplemousse, our very own moose, arrived in 2000.
Powell Hall opened in 2006 and, the following year, Beauty and the Beast became the first major musical production to be staged there.
The East Gym’s legendary carpet was bid a teary-eyed farewell in 2015 and replaced with a more conventional floor surface.
Contact our Advancement Team with any questions.
advancement@scs.on.ca