“Close your eyes and imagine the TCS campus…”
It was a Speech Day unlike any before in the history of Trinity College School, as the school community gathered online to watch the annual Senior School prize giving and graduation ceremony on Friday, June 19th. With students spread around the globe and campus closed due to COVID-19, Headmaster Stuart Grainger opened the video presentation...
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“How have you, and how have we, grown from this year?” This is the question Head of Junior School Jennifer Wyatt posed as she opened this year’s Junior School Closing Ceremony, presented online via video on Thursday, June 18th. The 2019-2020 academic year has been one of change – and growth – for our youngest students at Trinity College School, and not just as a result of the...
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The annual Advanced Placement exam period, held in May each year, was significantly disrupted by the pandemic. While normally Trinity College School students would gather under exam conditions to write standardized AP exams up to three hours in length, this year the College Board cancelled some exams and allowed other exams...
Read MoreThe terrible realities of anti-Black racism have been on display in mass and social media over the past several days. Trinity College School believes it is important to stand up in support of our Black students and community members. On Sunday, May 31st, we issued the following statement on social media.
As a school with a diverse community of students, families, staff and alumni...
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As the School works to ensure we are prepared should TCS need to continue to offer some form of an e-learning program in the fall, this week we have launched a new website – connect.tcs.on.ca – to provide a range of information on the TCS Connect e-community program.
The site is intended to be a reference tool for...
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In Canada and around the world, June has been designated as Pride Month to commemorate protests that took place outside the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, New York in late June 1969. The Stonewall Riots, led by queer and trans people of colour, became a watershed moment in the fight for equal rights for members of the LGBTQ2S+ community.
At Trinity College School, the Gender and...
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One of the Senior School co-curricular groups that has continued to meet regularly online throughout the spring term is Trinity College School’s White Pine Book Club. The White Pine program is part of Ontario Library Association’s Forest of Reading, which each year creates lists of selected titles aimed at specific age ranges and from which readers can vote for their favourites. In light of...
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Even as the spring term brought a change in the learning environment at Trinity College School, our students continued to embrace their creativity while working from their homes around the world. And to cap off a wonderful year in the arts, the annual Senior School Arts Awards were presented via video on Thursday, June 4th, hosted by Director of Co-Curricular Arts Jessie Ironside and an array...
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This year’s presentation of Sustainability Awards and the Green Cup trophy, part of chapel service on Monday, June 1st, was a chance to look back on some of the ways the Trinity College School community did “more good” (MOGO) for the environment over the 2019-2020 academic year.
We have many things to be proud of as a whole School this year:
A large number of students who perform music for Trinity College School’s chapel services – in the Chapel Choir or various bell choirs – receive awards generously donated by the TCS Parents' Guild. At the end of the year, all bellringers receive a lapel pin, marking their years of service. Two special awards honour our graduates.
This year, 34 students in the Junior and Senior Schools...
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