As we look ahead to the 2023-2024 school year, Trinity College School was pleased to announce student leaders of many of our clubs, councils, affinity groups and more in the Senior School on Thursday, May 25th.
The role of student councils is to educate our community and raise awareness, while affinity groups work to enhance inclusion and belonging. Our student council/affinity group... Read More
Each year, Trinity College School students join peers from around the world to take on the challenge of writing math contests hosted by the University of Waterloo’s Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC). Over the course of the 2022-2023 academic year, 134 contests were written by TCS “mathletes,” landing the School in the top three overall in our geographic zone on six of... Read More
The Forest of Reading is an Ontario-wide reading program with different book lists depending on your grade level. There are English and French book lists. Each category has a set of 10 books and the students read them and vote on which one is their favourite. Over 270,000 readers participate each year through a school or public library, or individually.
In our co-curricular group, we... Read More
Track & Field: The Senior School track team did TCS proud at the CISAA Championships, held May 15th to 16th at York University. TCS placed 12th out of 30 schools overall, and nine athletes earned a spot in the Metro Regionals – the qualifying event for the OFSAA provincial championships.
A whopping 18 athletes turned in top-eight finishes at CISAA, contributing... Read More
From May 6th to 8th, the Grade 8 classes visited sites around Montreal. Below, students write about some of the places they travelled and experiences they shared:
Old Montreal
We visited old Montreal, where my peers and I had some time to visit local shops and get a bite to eat. The exciting component of visiting Old Montreal was the cultural presence of stores.... Read More
The Grade 7 classes traveled to Ottawa to see our government in action and to visit amazing museums, May 3rd-5th. We also had lots of opportunities for fun with friends too.
On the first day we stopped in to the Canadian Museum of History where we saw a 42-foot-long canoe. We were also able to see lots about the 7 Years War and a cool installation about television with old TV sets and... Read More
Trinity College School’s Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA) joined the global movement to stamp out hate on Wednesday, May 17th, as initiatives were hosted in the Senior School to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
GSA co-leader Madison Miller notes, “This day was created in 2004 to bring awareness to the violence and discrimination experienced... Read More
The final round of the Grade 10 Public Speaking Contest at Trinity College School was held on May 15th in the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre. 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... Read More
Trinity College School’s Caribbean Council put everyone on “Island Time” during their annual dance party the evening of Friday, May 12th.
What is island time? It’s all about relaxing and having fun, celebrating with friends and sharing in the spirit of the islands!
TCS is home to dozens of students from Caribbean nations and they were proud to share their culture with their peers... Read More
A special group of graduating Grade 12 students at Trinity College School celebrated eight years of learning, growing and building lifelong friendships, at the annual Bear Cub Society luncheon on Monday, May 15th.
Each year, Grade 12 students who have been at the School since Grade 5 are given the chance to “walk down memory lane” in advance of their graduation from TCS. This year,... Read More
