In April, Shanice E. ‘19, Khushi P. ‘21, and faculty members Paul Cobban and Patricia Westerhof traveled to Peru for the Round Square regional conference with the theme “Journey into the Unknown.”
A highlight was a house-building project in an area still recovering from a devastating earthquake more than a decade ago.
With a legacy of literary, artistic, and musical excellence, St. Clement’s School’s creative skills have long been a source of great pride. Last week the School paid tribute to those fine talents as the annual Sights and Sounds of Spring took over SCS.
Last October, a team of six SCS students travelled to the University of Toronto to participate in The Global Ideas Institute. The Institute, an initiative of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy,
There’s always a lot to celebrate at St. Clement’s School, but recently the community gathered together for the biggest and grandest celebration of the year.
The Speakeasy Gala took place at the Fermenting Cellar in the Distillery District on April 6 and was attended by more than 235 members of the St.
St. Clement’s School’s long-standing tradition of excellence in public speaking continued recently when Hannah Monger ’19 competed in the World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships.
The WIDPSC is an international English language tournament for high school students.
With lights dimmed low and music pumped high, the Powell Hall stage was converted to a runway for two days last weekend as the Lumina fashion design show sparkled at St.
On April 12 and 13, St. Clement’s School hosted the Spring AP Conference, the first time that an AP International Professional Development Event has been held in Canada.
SCS adopted Advanced Placement as its enriched education program in the 1980s and regularly features amongst the highest-scoring schools in the country.
Favourite of Roman magistrates and Byzantine rulers, purple has long been a regal hue, adorning thrones, capes, vestments, and stoles. On April 5, St. Clement’s rang its royal colours for Windsor House Day and the School was bedecked in every possible shade from eggplant and plum to mulberry and lilac.
St. Clement’s School is joining with The National Coalition of Girls’ Schools (NCGS) and six other Toronto-area member schools to host a Girls’ School Advantage advocacy outreach event.
Powell Hall was alive with The Sound of Music on March 1 and 2 as the SCS Senior School production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic hit the stage.