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We’re located on the southwest corner of St. Clements Avenue and Yonge Street, 5 blocks north of Eglinton Station on the Yonge Street line.
For information on the Toronto Transit System or to download a map of the subway system go to www.toronto.ca/ttc.
Parking
Please be advised there is NO on-site parking at the School.
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Earlier this week, SCS welcomed Dr. Jenny (Lobb) Ingram ’68 to Powell Hall for a screening of her documentary, No More Silent Battles, followed by a timely conversation about the current realities of dementia care in Canada.
Drawing on a distinguished career at the forefront of senior care innovation, Dr. Ingram spoke about the realities facing families affected by dementia and emphasized the importance of constant, accessible, and compassionate support. Her powerful film continues to spark important conversations as it tours communities across Ontario.
Thank you, Dr. Ingram, for sharing your expertise with our community and inspiring commitment to improving dementia care.
There was plenty of excitement in and around Powell Hall this morning as the Class of 2027 received their Grad sweatshirts!
A beloved SCS tradition, the Grad sweatshirt is a much-anticipated milestone for every graduating class. Each year, the grads select a slogan for their sweatshirt, and the Class of 2027 chose “27 Tunics”! A gift from the SCS Alum Association again this year, the sweatshirts join the gold belts as special uniform items that Grade 12s can wear with SCS pride throughout their final year.
A big thank you to Alum Association Past President Ali Azzopardi ’07 for joining us this morning and helping to mark the occasion!
Talk about making a splash! 🌊
The SCS Senior Swim Team capped off an incredible fall season by bringing home the Senior Division CISAA Championship for the second year in a row! Our U14 Swim Team also impressed throughout the season, earning a fantastic second-place finish.
We couldn`t be prouder of this group! Congratulations on an amazing season, SCS swimmers.
Get ready to celebrate the festive season and 125 years of SCS! 🥂
Join us on Thursday, December 3 for the Jingle Mingle, an adults-only evening hosted by the Parents` Association. Sip, shop, and celebrate the holiday season and SCS`s 125th anniversary year as you browse a holiday market filled with unique vendors, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and soak in the warmth and sparkle of the season.
Early-bird tickets are $25 until November 22. Check enews or contact kayla.ramirez@scs.on.ca for the ticket link.
Have you ever wondered how a moth lays eggs? This was one question the Grade 2s were curious about at the outset of a living things unit in science. They started by examining the physical attributes of living things, observing and sketching a variety of specimen samples, and practiced sorting with a Venn diagram to consider which animals were carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores. The Grade 2s also looked at insect diagrams and lifecycles to prompt inquiry questions like “how do bees make honey?”, “do insects have bones and can the bones break?”, and the question about a moth’s life cycle. The budding scientists then pulled out microscopes to closely examine an ant’s body and a bee’s forelegs and wings. These early inquiries about living things will guide the Grade 2s’ deeper studies as the unit continues!
If you’re considering the primary grades at SCS, we invite you to come and see learning just like this in action at our upcoming Pathways to Primary: Step Insides Grades 1-3 event! Register to join us on Thursday, November 5 at 9:00 a.m. at the link in bio.
If you`ve been reading our e-newsletters over the past few months, you may have come across a Palm Pal or two hiding among the stories and updates. Thank you to everyone who has joined in the fun so far as we continue to celebrate 125 years of SCS! 🔎
And now, it`s time to reveal our winners for September and October! Drum roll please... 🥁
Congratulations to Avaya P. ’31, Karina P. ’34, Marina K., and Samantha D. `08! Each will receive a limited-edition piece of SCS 125th anniversary merchandise. We will be reaching out to all of our winners soon with prize details.
The hunt continues in November, so don`t forget to check enews, Community News, and SCS Connect for your next chance to play along. Happy spotting!
Happy Halloween! 🦇 If you’re applying to join the SCS community in 2027-2028, don’t forget to skip on over to scs.on.ca to take advantage of the early bird application fee! Like all things Halloween, it ghosts out after today - apply by Sunday, November 1! 👻🎃
Alum, please join us for a very exciting evening - the world premiere of All’s Well at Crow’s Theatre! On Tuesday, November 24, magical realism takes centre stage in this dark comedy from celebrated Canadian author Mona Awad.
The evening includes a reception in the theatre’s brand new Cabaret space and a pre-show artist chat with Governor General Award-winning playwright Erin Shields and celebrated director, and Shaw Festival Artistic Director Emerita, Jackie Maxwell. The chat will be moderated by SCS alum Bryn Kennedy ’13, Associate Artist at Crow’s Theatre. Tickets are limited and selling quickly, but our SCS group ticket rate of $66.67 is still available! For the promotion code, please visit SCS Connect or email meagan.thomas@scs.on.ca.
We hope you can join us for this special night at the theatre!
What a spooktacular day at SCS! 🎃
Tons of Halloween spirit was on display from the get-go, with fa-boo-lous, ghoulishly creative costumes at every turn and eerie-sistably fun activities for our community courtesy of the Prefects and the Grade 6 classes.
We’re wishing everyone a fun, safe, fang-tastic Halloween weekend!
A big thank you to our Parents’ Association for creating a hauntingly fun Halloween display at SCS! The Main Foyer and front of the School were transformed with cobwebs, gravestones, ghosts, and bats, making for a festive surprise that students and staff won’t soon forget.🦇
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