Our Grade 1 students have been getting to know some Community Helpers recently. As part of their learning, Ms Chanâs class received a virtual visit from Alumna Amy Ouchterlony â98.
Farmer Amy visits the Grade 1 Class
Category: Alumnae
Community Helpers: Laura Power â15
Ms Chanâs Grade 1 students are learning about Community Helpers, and they recently had the opportunity to hear from one such helper when SCS Alumnae Laura Power â15 stopped by virtually.
A Morning at the Museum
The doors to Londonâs British Museum may currently be closed due to COVID-19, but that didnât stop Ms Chisholmâs Grade 4 class from having an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour with a St.
SCS Alumnae Book Club: November 24, 2020
The SCS Alumnae Book Club gathers virtually for its second evening of the 2020-2021 series on November 24, 2020 from 7:00 â 8:30 p.m.
After the success of the first evening on October 1 when former St.
The Art of Collaboration
According to the Oxford Learnerâs Dictionary, to collaborate means to work together with somebody in order to produce or achieve something. One of the competencies or skills we wish to foster in our girls is the ability to collaborate.
Margaret Atwood: An SCS Alumnaâs Tale.
St. Clementâs alumna and acclaimed documentary filmmaker Nancy Lang â76 returned to the School on February 12 to present a private screening of her latest work Margaret Atwood: A Word After a Word After a Word is Power to Grades 11 and 12.
The Road to Rhodes
Sara Rotenberg â15 has called Singapore and Washington, DC home since graduating from St. Clementâs School, and sheâs recently learned her next destination: Oxford, England.
SCS Alum and Past Staff â Join Us for Alumnae Book Club: The Dutch House
The first edition of SCSâs new Alumnae Book Club was held in the Lassonde Library in November to great acclaim with former SCS English teacher Ruth Griffiths leading a lively discussion on Ian McEwanâs novel,
Alumna Profile: Claudia Dey â91
The following is an interview published in our Red Blazer magazine in Fall 2018.
It is often said that the best path forward is rarely a straight line,
Alumna Profile: Sheila Heti â95
The following is an interview published in our Red Blazer magazine in Fall 2018.
TIME magazine described her novel How Should a Person Be?