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With just a month of the current school year remaining, I am missing the time we would normally have together as a community. I miss the busyness of the halls;

It is safe to say that I feel a daily sense of pride for the work our staff and students do; I am enormously grateful for all that I learn from them.

This weekend was a wonderful one filled with connections, memories, celebration, and reminders of the importance of close friends and community. While it was busy, it was also the “right kind” of busy;

The phrase, “the show must go on” is one that comes from show business indicating that regardless of what happens behind the scenes, there will be theatre goers who are expecting a show and thus,

St. Clement’s School is delighted to welcome Dr. David Tranter as the first speaker in the 2020-2021 LINCWell Speaker Series on Wednesday, November 25 at 7:00 p.m.

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Today marks the Feast Day of St. Clement’s School’s patron saint.

St. Clement’s School was founded in 1901 by Canon Thomas Wesley Powell in the former town of North Toronto.

On Wednesday, April 29, St. Clement’s 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 School’s Powell Hall,

Last November, St. Clement’s 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,

There are many things that make St. Clement’s a special place. For almost 120 years it has been a mainstay of the Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood; an area that welcomes the red blazers and blue tunics with genuine warmth and happiness.