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From self-driving cars to entirely automated industries, robots are undeniably the way of the future.

For today’s students, robotics courses and robotics competitions are widely seen as some of the best interdisciplinary ways of promoting STEM skills and improving team building.

21 years is a long time. For Hazel Perkin, the 21 years she served as Principal of St. Clement’s School were ones of enjoyment and satisfaction that just seemed to fly by.

Later this month, Nina Patti ‘10 will proudly pull on a Team Canada jersey emblazoned with her name and the number 2 and represent her country in the IQA 2018 Quidditch World Cup in Florence,

From academics to athletics, poetry to publishing, debating to drama, chamber orchestra to chariot racing, each year St. Clement’s students challenge both themselves, and the best and brightest students from across the city,

Last week, we recognized the importance of community and SCS’s place in it! The goal of SCS Community Week was to emphasize our partnerships with various organizations in a meaningful and engaging way.

This coming weekend is one of the most eagerly anticipated around SCS – when we welcome back hundreds of our alumnae over the course of three days! While remaining connected to our former students happens year round and outside of our official Alumnae Reunion Weekend festivities,

Teaching our girls about the issues facing Canada’s Indigenous peoples has long been a focus at SCS, beginning with the creation of a Native Studies course ten years ago and the nurturing of a long-term partnership between the School and the Moose Cree First Nation in Moose Factory,

St. Clement’s has a way with numbers, and it has all added up recently to some very exciting math results!

The Fermat Mathematics Contest is written in February at the University of Waterloo and is open to Grade 11 students and below.