On a snowy morning, early in November, 13 Trinity College School students and two chaperones undertook the second leg of the Capture Canada adventure. Flying at daybreak from Toronto, after mid-winter flight preparations, the hills and lakes of Ontario gave way to the snowy fields of the prairies as the group made its way to Calgary. Taking a...
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Tuesday, November 12, 2019
On Thursday, November 7th, Trinity College School hosted the 79th annual Toronto Branch Dinner at the Royal Canadian Military Institute. Over 100 alumni from the classes of 1956 to 2019 attended, as well as more than 30 current and former staff members.
The meal was terrific as always, and the vibe in the room was lively. After a toast to the School led by David Thomas ’82, chair of...
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Trinity College School is proud to present Tennessee Williams’ classic drama, A Streetcar Named Desire, the evenings of November 20th, 21st and 22nd in the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre (doors open at 7:00 p.m., play begins at 7:30 p.m.). This presentation is free of charge and open to all.
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatis Play Service, A Streetcar Named Desire...
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With the second round of Trinity College School’s House Debates completed on Tuesday, November 5th, Hodgetts, Rigby and Wright lead in the Junior division and Rigby and Scott lead in the Senior division.
For our Junior (Grade 9-10) students, this was their first official round of debate for the year. Time for research and preparation was provided on the resolution that “contact sports...
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Eighty years ago, following the German invasion of Poland in September 1939, Canadian forces answered the call to join England and France as they mobilized to fight in what became the Second World War. Among the first to enlist were several young Trinity College School alumni. Between 1939 and 1945, a total of 855 Old Boys and masters would enlist; 59 of these men would make the ultimate...
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The department of languages and culture at Trinity College School hosted its annual “Day of the Dead” celebration on November 1st. The Day of the Dead or “Día de los muertos” is a Mexican and Central America celebration of extreme importance for families. These cultures believe that on November 1st and 2nd, the spirits of the dead return home to commune with their relatives during...
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Eighteen excited French exchange students and their two personable teachers arrived at Trinity College School on Saturday, October 19th for an unforgettable two-week stay. The goal of our guests from École St. Martin de France included using English to meet new people while soaking up the culture in and around our school.
After riding the school bus to Port Hope, nicknamed the “yellow...
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It was a dark and stormy day, but that couldn’t keep spirits down as Trinity College School students and staff celebrated Halloween on Thursday, October 31st, complete with a morning dance challenge!
As Senior School students took part in morning chapel service, decked out in their finest costumes, it was just the antidote to the gloomy weather, and students cheered enthusiastically for...
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Families from the Trinity College School community and guests from the Port Hope area came out on Monday, October 28th to hear the second annual Phantom of the Handbell concert.
Starring the 17 members of the Johnson Ringers senior handbell choir, the concert in the Memorial Chapel also featured vocal solos by Michelle Fan and Jayden Lefebvre along with student organist Loretta Hu....
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From October 21st to 23rd, the windows of Cirne Commons were decorated with multiple displays and projects as a part of Trinity College School’s Sustainability Showcase. This annual event features students and staff who are committed to one of the many environmental initiatives that the School participates in. The purpose of this showcase was to continue to spread awareness and propose...
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