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Public Transportation
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.
ATTENDANCE DETAILSTel: 416 483 4835 x3300
attendance@scs.on.ca
GENERAL INQUIRIESTel: 416 483 4835
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ADMISSIONS INQUIRIESTel: 416 483 4414 x2259
admissions@scs.on.ca
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Toronto, Ontario
M4R 1G8
Tel: 416 483 4414
Fax 416 483 5040
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If you’re passionate about enriching girls’ education and preparing them for a full and balanced future, you’re in the right place. Our small, vibrant school offers staff a positive and professional culture that values a strong work ethic in a supportive and balanced environment.
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Principal Perry shares her reflections from her recent trip to London, UK, for the Round Square Symposium and her experiences connecting with SCS Alum.
Earlier today, the Class of 2030 ventured to Activate and crushed it! 💪🧠 It was an afternoon full of collaboration, communication, and manoeuvring through physical challenges and mental puzzles.
Students in Grade 11 Latin finished their semester with a special visit from Classicist and SCS past parent, Dr. Pothecary. She shared with students her work on Strabo`s Geography, a monumental undertaking in translation and geography - both ancient and modern. Dr. Pothecary offered a glimpse into the lived-in world as the Classical Romans may have saw it.
SCS students love engaging in co-curriculars like mahjong and chess, playing alongside friends and staff! ♟️
Our co-curricular and community programming is just as key to the SCS experience as the classes we offer. These activities are not only fun, they provide the chance to try something new and build stronger bonds within our community!
The assessment period has kicked off at SCS, and our Clementines are hard at work, studying and preparing. Around the School, encouraging words have been spotted to keep spirits high. We’re cheering you on every step of the way! You’ve got this! 💥
Last week, LINCWell hosted the second of two panels for current Grade 12 students to help them prepare for university! Three recent alum – Eloise MacKenzie ’22, Ema Paterson ’24, and Taylor Tratch ’23 – joined virtually from their respective schools to share helpful information and insights on the transition to post-secondary life.
The Grade 1 class is learning about money in their current Math unit! (Before cashing out for recess fun in the snow.)
The winter weather has us thinking about sunny days ahead – and Summer School at SCS! ☀️ We’re excited to share that we will once again be offering numerous coed opportunities during the summer to expand your knowledge, learn about something new, or get ahead for next year.
Our summer opportunities include Ontario credit courses – such as Outdoor Education, Principles of Mathematics, Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset, and Creating Opportunities Through Co-op – that are designed to provide students with an exceptional academic experience with course completion by mid-July.
Our summer lineup also includes enrichment programming for students in Grade 4 and up! Kick off the summer by exploring the city’s hidden histories, embarking on a dynamic (and delicious) culinary adventure, launching a business, creating a new boardgame, and more.
Registration is now open. Visit scs.on.ca/summer-school for descriptions of all the courses and programming, session dates, registration deadlines, and links to sign up.
SCS was delighted to host a reunion in the UK this past weekend! The group gathered for a reception at the Royal Academy of Arts and enjoyed a tour of the “Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael: Florence c. 1504” exhibition. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us. 😊
Yesterday, Clementines gathered in the gym for a special Hanukkah game called Dreidel. Dreidel is a game where players spin a top and take or give game pieces from a pot based on the Hebrew letter that faces up. The last player with game pieces wins!
After the Dreidel match, students enjoyed a bite of fried food together. This shared snack signifies the importance of oil during Hannukah and celebrates the belief that a small amount of oil lasted eight days to light the Holy Temple`s menorah.
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