On Monday, January 18th, Trinity College School students honoured the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and committed to actions to fight racism.
In the Junior School, the Allies Against Racism (AAR) group, which was formed in the fall, hosted a Black Lives Matter Awareness Day. In December, the group created Black Lives Matter t-shirts, which were sold to raise funds for the Black...
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Trinity College School’s basketball players had the chance to learn from a local success story as they took part in a virtual presentation by former university standout Owen White, on Monday, January 11th.
Raised in Port Hope, Mr. White attended local Port Hope High School before heading to Brock University. There, he led the Badgers to the 2008 CIS National Championship, earning the...
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The Senior School library at Trinity College School reflected on a wonderful Christmas season filled with a shared love of reading as prizes were presented for the Holiday Reading Challenge and Elf on the Library Shelf contests recently.
The Holiday Reading Challenge, which is run in both the Junior and Senior Schools, invites community members to track their reading over the December...
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This year’s Senior School reading marathon, BookIt 2021, is in the books – and the online format was even more successful than anticipated! The 33 Trinity College School students and staff who participated between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 9th were enthusiastic and engaged, with many remaining on the live event link for the full 12 hours.
In December, students...
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The educational experience at Trinity College School has certainly undergone some extraordinary but essential modifications in order to preserve some “degree of normalcy” during the COVID-19 pandemic. Not surprisingly, teachers lament the relative ease with which instruction was once delivered and the experiential variety that could so easily enhance lessons. However, under new health...
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Trinity Environmental Action Club (TEAC) focuses on educating the Trinity College School community and taking action towards a more healthy and sustainable planet. This year’s theme is “Climate Action,” which means we’re learning about what can be done to combat climate change.
In the past, we would gather in a classroom, but this year’s challenges have changed the way we run the club....
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In the lead-up to the holiday break, the Trinity College School campus came alive with the sights and sounds of the Christmas season. The TCS Parents’ Guild helped to brighten the School as a small crew of volunteers, along with members of the property department, decked the halls with festive decorations, including poinsettias donated by families (...
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In a year unlike any other, the 95th Carol Service at Trinity College School was a reminder of the beauty and promise of the Christmas season. While the school community was unable to gather together this year due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols was presented virtually on Saturday, December 12th.
The online event began with a live-streamed welcome...
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The fall term of sports at Trinity College School was unique this year, with teams focused on skill development and instilling habits of the heart and mind, in the absence of competitive matches. Many of our student-athletes rose to the occasion, demonstrating leadership, growth and dedication in their co-curricular athletic commitments.
On Thursday, December 10th during the full Senior...
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As we embark on this journey of exploring Grade 12 Drama, there is excitement in the air. Trinity College School and the Grade 12 Drama class, under the direction of Mr. Bill Walker, have been invited to participate in an exploration of a new play, sponsored and guided by the National Theatre U.K. The program is known as Connections 2021.
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