SCS Health and Physical Education teacher Ms Peggy Donohue recently shot for a guest speaker for her Recreation and Healthy Active Living Leadership class; she scored with an Alumna.
Lindsay (Pennal) Artkin â02 joined the class virtually from California recently to tell them about her position as president of the National Hockey League Coachesâ Association,
In celebration of Asian Heritage Month and in order to provide an opportunity for the SCS community to learn more about the history and experiences of Canadians of Asian descent,
On Wednesday, April 29, St. Clementâs School played host to the final LINCWell Speaker event of the 2019-2020 school year. While previous talks in the annual series had been held in the Schoolâs Powell Hall,
Last November, St. Clementâs School had the first meeting of the 2019-2020 SCS Alumnae Book Club. Over the course of the following six months, the club convened four times, initially in person in the Lassonde Library but most recently from the digital comfort of living rooms,
February is Black History Month and was marked at assembly this morning by SCS’s Student Diversity Committee.
âBlack History Month is a time to celebrate and recognize the contributions and achievements of Black people,â Jasmine H.
On the second floor of St. Clementâs School today, there was a trail of small, neon-bright yellow feathers. They wound lazily from the stairwell before disappearing beyond a row of red lockers.
SCS’s Hockey Team took to the ice yesterday at De La Salle Collegeâs first-ever Brother Arthur Memorial Girls Hockey Tournament. Held at DLSâs Oaklands Campus, SCS was one of six teams to participate in the inaugural competition where they found themselves playing in the first game against the hosts before the sun had even edged above the horizon,
Last Thursday, November 28, St. Clementâs School was privileged to host our first Women and Philanthropy event, an engaging panel discussion focused around womenâs involvement in philanthropy and the changing face of charitable giving.