It Computes
The Beaver Computing Challenge is a problem-solving contest run by the University of Waterloo, with a focus on computational and logical thinking. Questions are inspired by topics in computer science,
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Popular Music at SCS
The Grade 10 Music Class not only set out to learn a new song this week, but also to tackle it using a new instrument.
Ably led by Mr.
Jingle Mingle 2019
There was a jingling in St. Clement’s School on Monday. The sound drifted up the stairs, swirled about the Christmas tree in the foyer and weaved throughout the halls intermingled with a hint of peppermint and a caress of chocolate.
Alumna Scholar Award
Each year, St. Clement’s School selects one Grade 12 student to be the recipient of the Alumna Scholar Award. Based on character, leadership, scholarship, service, and an essay, the winner receives $1,000 towards tuition.
SCS wins scholarship to attend international Machine Learning Conference
On October 24, the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto played host to the fifth annual CDL Machine Learning and Market for Intelligence Conference, and seven St.
Five Reasons to Find Yourself at SCS
Why should you apply to St. Clement’s School? There are so many reasons to become a part of our spirited SCS community, from our longstanding commitment to academic rigour and excellence to a pathway that embarks on a journey to becoming an outstanding young woman full of passion,
Stuart House Day
St. Clement’s School became a lean, green, learning machine on November 29 as Stuart House Day took over 21 St Clements Avenue.
Each of St. Clement’s four Houses has its own colour: Tudor is red,
The Velveteen Rabbit
From a sun-dappled garden to a warm and cozy bedroom, Powell Hall became a tranquil country home on November 22 as the Middle School Production of The Velveteen Rabbit premiered.
Powell Hall hosts a Discussion on Philanthropy and St. Clement’s School
Last week, St. Clement’s School announced that the school charity for 2019-2020 is Hockey 4 Youth. Not only was the selection of this organization made by SCS students, but the fundraising efforts to support it over the coming months will likewise be enthusiastically led by students.
Book Banter
There was a whole lot of page turning taking place at SCS at the end of last week, with the Lassonde Library hosting back-to-back book clubs!
Our new Alumnae Book Club kicked off Thursday evening with the first of four meetings this school year.