With gratitude, we thank the volunteers of the Trinity College School Parents’ Guild for spreading Christmas cheer across our campus in advance of the holidays.
On Friday, December 6th, an enthusiastic group of parents set to work decorating the Memorial Chapel, Senior School and Junior School. Their work was completed with the arrival of poinsettias on Thursday, December 12th. The...
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Sixteen Trinity College School students and two chaperones – Mr. Justin Murphy and Ms. Laura Baragar – spent a week in paradise, learning about marine ecosystems and participating in environmental activities in partnership with the Island School in Eleuthera, Bahamas. During the day, the students were involved in experiential learning while in the evening they listened to educational...
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An enthusiastic group of Trinity College School students journeyed to the “middle of the Earth” for the annual Me To We Ecuador service learning trip, November 23rd to December 8th.
The group of 16 students, along with chaperones Mr. Brent Hurley and Ms. Jacqui Priolo, arrived in the capital city of Quito late the evening of November 23rd, enjoying a good sleep before a busy following...
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As Trinity College School students and staff wrapped up the 11th annual Week Without Walls on Friday, December 6th, there was a sense that in many ways the journey had just begun. Following three afternoons of service in our local and surrounding communities, participants were energized and ready to consider how they could, on an ongoing...
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Trinity College School students are midway through the 11th annual Week Without Walls service learning experience and the excitement on campus is palpable! Senior School students are thriving in their volunteer placements with local organizations and learning so much about the sense of purpose that comes with giving back.
On Monday,...
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The Trinity College School Parents’ Guild welcomed 24 friendly parents to a luncheon on Thursday, November 28th at the historical Summerhill Manor B & B and Tea Room in Port Hope.
After informative updates on guild matters by the TCS Parents’ Guild President, Nancy Sanderson P’20,’22, everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch and lively conversations.
Trinity College School students and staff joined together to raise funds and awareness for men’s health by taking part in the annual “Movember” campaign throughout the month of November.
For several years, the School has participated in Movember and this year we had one of our largest groups ever, with 17 students and 10 staff...
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The Trinity College School chapter of DECA competed at the Nor-Eastern and Private Regionals in Whitby on Saturday, November 23rd. More than 1,000 students participated in this regional competition and TCS was represented by the largest number of participants we have ever had: 39 students.
Through conferences and competitions, DECA instills professionalism and prepares young business...
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Members of Trinity College School’s handbell ensemble will perform at two upcoming public events, in Port Hope on December 1st and Bowmanville on December 4th.
Sunday, December 1st, 2:00-2:30 p.m. in Port Hope – TCS bellringers will perform carols at the Port Hope Public Library Open House with Santa. Admission is free and open to the public. For...
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One of the most gratifying aspects of the annual Week Without Walls experience is the relationships created between Trinity College School and our community partner organizations each year. As students and staff prepare...
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