Spirit is never in short supply at St. Clement’s School. It permeates every event and every classroom and is never more evident than during Spirit Week.
Each grade – and even staff – spent the week decked out in a specific colour that crept upwards from knee,
There’s a constant buzz of life at Yonge and Eglinton. From all-day traffic and never-ending construction, to the rumble of the subway and general hum of one of the city’s busiest neighborhoods.
“Keeping a diary is living,” Dr. Leonard Sax declared to an attentive group of Clementines, “While social media is performing.”
Dr. Sax,
At the start of this school year, SCS’s Grade 12 design students visited a public school in downtown Toronto that had been created in the 1950s for students with cognitive and physical exceptionalities.
Alumna Dolly Menna-Dack ’99 recently returned to St. Clement’s School to talk to the girls about Camp Awakening.
Dolly is a Clinical and Research Ethicist at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital and the Bloorview Research Institute. Â
St. Clement’s School has recently enjoyed visits by two accomplished Canadian writers.
In December, Anne Michaels stopped by to talk to a group of students, teachers, and parents,
Social Media educator Chris Vollum stopped by St. Clement’s School on January 10 to discuss how Social Media can be a force for good and help contribute positively to an individual’s future.
Soccer
After just missing out on a spot in the final four during the regular season, the Senior Soccer team lost in the consolation finals at the CAIS tournament held at The Country Day School.
St. Clement’s School brought the joys of the season to St. Paul’s Bloor Street on December 20 for the annual Christmas Carol Service.
Before a packed audience of parents,
Friday November 30, 2018 was York House Day at SCS and 21 St. Clements Avenue was decked-out in every imaginable shade of yellow from lemon to mustard, amber to chartreuse,