A group of avid Trinity College School bibliophiles had the opportunity to explore the “Forest of Reading” as they took part in the Festival of Trees at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre on Tuesday, May 14th.
Held in conjunction with the International Festival of Authors, the Festival of Trees wraps up the Ontario Library Association’s...
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The call of the wild brought students in the PAD30 Outdoor Activities course to Northern Ontario for three days of canoeing and camping, from May 12th to 14th. This was the summative activity for the Grade 11 course, and the culmination of students’ efforts throughout the year to learn new skills for wilderness exploration and survival.
The group stayed at Camp Pathfinder, located on...
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Students in Trinity College School’s Grade 10 Healthy Active Living course presented a “health fair” on Friday, May 10th, sharing information with their peers on a range of topics.
The students have been researching a health topic of their choice within the context of the Ministry of Ontario curriculum expectations, as part of their summative assessment. Their goal was to become an...
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On Saturday, May 4th, six Trinity College School Spanish language students participated in the Ontario Secondary Schools Spanish Contest (OSSSC) held at Upper Canada College in Toronto. The OSSSC begin in 2008 with the goal of attracting Spanish students from all across the province of Ontario to participate in a contest in which they have the opportunity to show off their Spanish skills....
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“Be great in act, as you have been in thought.” – William Shakespeare
As the days head rapidly and creatively toward the end of another school year, I am struck by the boundless levels of imagination and creativity exhibited by our students at Trinity College School, which have been a constant source of inspiration.
As our year in the arts began, we were blessed by two...
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Trinity College School visual arts students had the chance to experience first-hand the process of mounting an exhibition of their work as the School collaborated on what is hoped to be the first annual student art exhibition at Port Hope’s Little Station Gallery.
In collaboration with Critical Mass: A Centre for Contemporary Art, students in the Grade 11 Media Arts course (ASM3M)...
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The final round of the Grade 10 Osler Speaking Contest at Trinity College School was held on May 6th in the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre. Speeches focused on Canadians who have made a significant contribution to the world around them. Every Grade 10 student researched, prepared and delivered a speech in class. The top student from each class then participated in the final round, in front of the...
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The annual Jazz Night at Trinity College School, held Friday, May 3rd in the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre, brought together our talented student-musicians with some wonderful guest artists for an evening of inspiring sounds. This evening represents the last formal concert at TCS for our graduating students, who were very much in the spotlight in solo and ensemble performances.
The...
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“It is up to us to take care of this planet. It is our only home.” This was the message shared by members of the Trinity Environmental Action Club (TEAC) as they wrapped up a week of activities with a special Earth Week chapel service on Friday, April 26th.
This year, Earth Day fell on April 22nd, during a break weekend, so TEAC took the opportunity to expand this important awareness-...
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On the eve of the 154th birthday of Trinity College School, students and staff took the opportunity to celebrate with fun, games and birthday cake!
The celebration actually began with morning chapel service on Monday, April 29th, when Junior and Senior School students learned more of the long history of TCS through the sharing of stories and traditions.
Then, on Tuesday morning,...
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