I have just started a new book entitled Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life by William Deresiewicz, recommended by a colleague,
Inner Freedom vs. The Race Through Childhood
Category: Red Blazer
Courage in the Face of Newness
At Friday’s assembly, our Director of Student Life Ms Macintosh reminded us that regardless of whether we were returning staff and students or new members of the St. Clement’s community,
Vote Penguin!
SCS is kicking off the school year with a little friendly competition – it’s time for Post City’s Mascot Rivalry 2014! The mascots from independent schools around Toronto are currently locked in a head-to-head battle for school spirit bragging rights,
Working on our Mission Year Round
It is incredible to think that the start of another academic year is here.
In many ways it seems like yesterday that we said goodbye to our Graduates of 2014 and our faculty and students headed off for the summer.
SCS Dreams Strut Down the Runway
Last June, SCS designers started dreaming. Seven months later, their dreams came to vibrant life at two sold out Lumina Fashion Design Shows. Working within the context of this year’s Lumina theme,
Learn Well
Have you talked yourself out of trying something new because you thought you’d be bad at it? If you fail at something, does that mean you are “stupid”?
For many girls,
Lead Well
As part of an exciting Leadership Unit developed for LINC8 by Middle School Head Carolyn Lamy and Middle School LINCWell Counsellor Melissa Kaye, and in partnership with Adventure Valley Camp Director Robyn Hochglaube,
Live Well
TWO – or, The Word’s Out – is a committee at SCS that strives to foster a greater understanding of mental health by encouraging open discussion within a safe and accepting community.
Skiing – SCS Athletes Run for the Hills
I started skiing when I was two and a half, because my grandparents bought a house in Collingwood. Even though neither of my parents really skied or raced as kids,
The Intricacies of Success
I went to my first Jays game of the season last week. I love going as it reminds me of my Dad and how he and I used to spend time together listening to games on the radio years ago.