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Our creative Clementines were also getting in the spirit of the Halloween season with some incredible pumpkin decorating. 🎃 There were no tricks here – only imaginative masterpieces! Speaking of tricks, this is not one – our early bird application deadline is quickly approaching tomorrow, November 1! Visit scs.on.ca/join-our-community/ to apply.
Happy Halloween from SCS! Spectacularly creative costumes were on display during this morning’s assembly, and throughout the day. There were way too many favourites to choose from, but here’s a small selection! 🎃🦇
SCS alum in London, Ontario and Kingston – we’re coming to see you, and we can’t wait! Our London reunion is happening on Thursday, November 13, followed by Kingston on Friday, November 28. For more information about either reunion, and to RSVP, go to SCS Connect or reach out to Meagan Thomas: meagan.thomas@scs.on.ca
A huge thank you to our Parents’ Association who scared up some Halloween magic at SCS! The foyer and front steps were transformed with festive décor—complete with ghosts, bats, and vampires—a spooky surprise for students and staff. 🦇🎃
Our CISAA Fall Swimming banner was taken down yesterday by Head Caretaker Mr. Diciero and Athletics Director Ms Will. But fear not, it is due back, better than ever! In addition to its existing 2014 recognition of our championship win, our banner will return shortly with 2025 accolades! Last week, the SCS Fall Swim Team made a huge splash and surfaced as champions. The updated banner will soon be hanging back in our gym. 👏🎉
Students in Grades 7 and 12 spent the last week of September with ALIVE Outdoors at Camp Arowhon in Algonquin Park! Over 4 days, Clementines participated in a wide variety of activities and experiences which had them developing leadership, teamwork, and outdoor skills, all while bonding as a class and forging new friendships across the two grades.
(Thanks to ALIVE Outdoors for the amazing pics of this experiential learning opportunity.)
Grades 1-3 are foundational.
Here at SCS, our primary classrooms are full of curious learners, big and small displays of courage, and compassionate friends.
We’re laying a strong foundation for lifelong, deeper learning – right from the start. Discover the many exciting firsts our youngest Clementines experience with an academic program highlighting inquiry, exploration, collaboration, and problem solving, and enhanced by a full complement of co-curricular activities.
If you’re curious about Grades 1, 2, or 3 at SCS, join us for the Pathways to Primary event on November 6! See our primary classes in action and meet Junior School teachers and students. Register to attend here: http://bit.ly/4oO0gkG
Several SCS students from Ms Faber’s Business Leadership class recently attended the 2025 RBC EmpowerHer Lunch, an event that brought 150 young women in Grades 11 and 12 together for a day of networking with senior female RBC leaders. The students in attendance enjoyed many opportunities to learn more about careers in finance.
Founded by SCS alum Rachel Megitt ’99, RBC’s Vice President, Operations Strategy & Business Management, EmpowerHer provides an invaluable opportunity for students to connect with inspiring women in the industry. At this year’s event, which featured the largest turnout to date, Rachel and fellow SCS alum Sam Shaw ‘21 welcomed SCS students Jaida K. ’26 and Kilee G., Mina S., Olivia T., Diana V., Lexi K., Sarya A., and Scarlett R. (all ’27).
Photo credit: @timfraserphoto, @uhnkitestudio, and Tim Fraser/KITE Studio.
Students from 12 other COSSOT schools joined us at SCS this past Saturday for the annual Grades 7 and 8 COSSOT Leadership Conference, which we were thrilled to co-host with Sterling Hall School!
The conference kicked off with the Middle School participants hearing from a panel of three senior students. They shared their experiences with using their voices for leadership and gave examples of taking accountability as leaders.The assembled Grades 7s and 8s then participated in two workshops focused on student voice and accountability. These workshops were run by SCS student leaders in Grades 11 and 12, as well as three SHS alumni.
The conference concluded with a debrief in school groups, where students reflected on an impactful idea from the workshops that they would like to take back to their schools and mapped out a plan for how to accomplish that goal. It was such a great day of learning together and developing leadership skills!
Grade 1 scientists have been learning all about the human body, focusing most recently on our internal structures. In Science class, students investigated the role of the heart in our bodies by using stethoscopes, and compared resting heart rates to active heart rates.♥️
