For the first time in two years, Trinity College School’s Grade 10 Public Speaking Contest was held in person on Thursday, May 12th. Speeches focused on Canadians who have made a significant contribution to their field and/or the world around them. Every Grade 10 student researched, prepared and delivered a speech for their English class. The top student from each class then participated in...
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Friday, May 13, 2022
Building on the excitement of the announcement of prefects, Trinity College School was proud to announce its 2022-2023 house leaders on Thursday, May 12th. The announcement included the incoming student heads and assistant heads, as well as peer mentors, for each of the 10 Senior School houses.
Student heads...
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The Caribbean Council brought the “Vibe of the Islands” to Trinity College School for a Senior School dance held in the Peter Campbell Memorial Rink on Friday, May 6th. Islander leaders Christal Mattis and Nadia Simmonds and their team brought colour and life to the arena, while DJ Wickham brought the sounds of the Islands for a night of dancing and laughter!
The Islander dance is a...
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During the week of May 3rd, a group in Ms. Jennifer Powles’ Grade 12 Leadership class at Trinity College School decided to organize a spikeball tournament for their Senior School peers. Aided by Ms. Powles, students Katie Gunther, Luque Lockhart, Stefan Pinosch, Abby Hicks and Wyatt Woloshyn were able to pull off an amazing event, which the participants fully enjoyed.
Although running a...
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As a result of a very strong showing at the qualifying tournament hosted by Trinity College School on April 27th, five TCS athletes earned a spot to compete at the OFSAA Badminton Championships, hosted by Pain Court in the Chatham-Kent area of southwestern Ontario from May 5th through May 7th.
Silas Hodges and Kristie Lam earned the top CISAA mixed-doubles berth, complemented by the...
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Trinity College School’s Bigside and Middleside girls rugby sevens teams both played three amazing games each on Monday, May 2nd. It was a lot of the girls’ first games, and it was quite the accomplishment and a lot of fun.
Middleside results
- TCS vs LCS (22-10)
Tries: Addy O’Grady (3 +1 convert), Maggie McLean
The first game started strong...
Thursday, May 05, 2022
The weekend of April 29th-30th, the Tottenham Players made their triumphant return to the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre stage with the production of The Wizard of Wonderland. This production involved 27 Junior School students and half a dozen staff members. It was a true collaborative effort!
After months of auditions and rehearsals, the actors brought the story to life. Judson...
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My name is Keira Spurrell, a Grade 12 student in Rigby House and part of one section of the Grade 12 Canadian and World Politics Class at Trinity College School.
On Thursday, April 28th, 10 of the politics students, including myself, were lucky enough to be invited along with our teacher, Ms. Shannon Rauh-Wasmund, and other staff members to attend a political talk organized and hosted...
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Asian Heritage Month is a chance for Canadians to learn more about the various accomplishments of Asian Canadians who have contributed so much to the beautiful country we share today. The Government of Canada declared May to be Asian Heritage Month in May 2002.
The theme for Asian Heritage Month 2022 is “Continuing a legacy of greatness.” It provides an opportunity to reflect on the...
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As part of Trinity College School’s ongoing effort to integrate Truth and Reconciliation into the curriculum, all Senior School students took part in workshop activities the week of April 25th-28th. Each grade from 9 through 12 had a period dedicated to understanding the connection between maps and the lives of Indigenous peoples, and linking this understanding to water, a theme in our Truth...
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