As a former rep hockey player and devoted NHL fan, I am eagerly following, along with millions of others, the history-making ride that Alex Ovechkin is

On Wednesday, February 26th, Trinity College School joined with the rest of Canada in acknowledging Pink Shirt Day, a day that has been recognized every

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and I would be remiss in thinking that our Junior School students, despite being able to learn

Happy 2025! It’s hard not to get caught up in the excitement and promise of a new year. It amazes me that with the stroke of midnight on December 31st, our

I would think that unless you were fully removed from social media, radio, TV, the newspaper, conversations with your child and any other type of medium, you

I’ll say to students often — you have the power to make a positive choice every moment of every day. You can choose to move through the day with a positive

Once a month, through The Boulden Blog, I like to move beyond the day-to-day experiences in our Junior School at Trinity College School, and extend my thoughts

The countdown has begun to the official end of the school year. With less than a week to go, the students are abuzz with anticipation for summer vacation. And

Last week, our Grade 7 and 8 students spent three days at Camp Wanakita, near Haliburton, Ontario, and it’s safe to say the trip was a hit. After everyone

As our week began with an amazing celestial event, I thought I would take time to write about it in this blog! I borrowed my title from an article I read in

I think I can speak on behalf of 99.9% of our students and faculty who, upon hearing of the cancellation of the Junior School’s planned ski day on Monday, were

Part two of a two-part blog series.In my previous blog, I spoke about the game Tetris and the effect named after it, the Tetris Effect – the idea that our

Part one of a two-part blog series. I remember vividly when the Nintendo Game Boy handheld game console came out. More importantly, I remember the

There are many important milestones we mark over the course of our lives. Either through reflecting on your own (such as getting your driver’s licence,

There is no denying that we are in a digitally-driven world. Not only is it evident with society’s overall use of social media and now AI, I see it clearly on

Beautiful weather. The first full week of autumn. Nature field trips. New land acknowledgement. You couldn’t ask for a better week to learn and connect with

The energy and excitement was palpable on Wednesday morning as our Grade 7 and 8 students eagerly awaited the arrival of their buses for their respective trips

Spring has sprung, and although the warm temperatures have not yet fully coincided with the new season, we know it is just a matter of time. One can’t help but

This week, the Junior School students and staff enjoyed a Spirit Week. It has been an opportunity for all of us to put our beloved uniforms (and teacher

“Skin colours are many; skin colours are beautiful; skin colours are kin colours!” This was just one of many messages Aubrey Noronha shared with our students

Happy New Year! I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful holiday season with family and friends. I know for myself, the chance to sleep in and then indulge in a

With so many seasonal events in motion and around the corner, it’s hard not to get caught up in the festive spirit. While we are busily preparing for our

Competitive sports are alive and well in the Junior School after a two-year hiatus. Now that our fall season is at an end, it is clear that our philosophy of

Thanksgiving is upon us, and in many households that comes with time-honoured traditions of turkey dinners, family gatherings and time spent outside in the

The energy in Boulden House has been palpable this week as we welcomed back our new and returning students, faculty and staff. Boulden is really not the same