On Monday, October 24th, Trinity College School's senior handbell group, the Johnson Ringers, performed their annual Phantom of the Handbell concert, a 45-minute program, within the Memorial Chapel.
Arrangements of seasonal tunes, including a medley from Phantom of the Opera, were enjoyed by an appreciative audience.
The ringers also accompanied Grade 11 pianist Eric Jin... Read More
The playoffs are just beginning for some teams, while others are wrapping up regular season action in hopes of earning a spot in the post-season. This week, the Senior School cross-country won the CISAA title and qualified 18 runners for the OFSAA provincial championships (click here to read... Read More
Trinity College School’s Senior School harriers team led the way at the Conference of Independent Schools Athletic Association (CISAA) Championships held at Lakefield College School on Wednesday, October 26th, winning the overall championship, and qualifying 18 runners for the upcoming OFSAA provincial championships!
“What a great day – this was the strongest performance we’ve had at... Read More
Students in the Advanced Placement Research course at Trinity College School demonstrated confidence, creativity, critical thinking and communication skills as they presented their preliminary research topics to their peers and staff on Tuesday, October 25th. Held in Cirne Commons, the event saw each of the 20 students in the program create a poster about the question they will be exploring... Read More
The Trinity College School community had the chance to experience the “Festival of Lights” as students led Diwali celebrations on Monday, October 24th and Tuesday, October 25th. Through the Senior School’s Cultural Awareness Group, the students shared traditions associated with this significant holiday in Indian culture.
In morning chapel service on Monday, Grade 11 student Ashwin... Read More
Trinity College School students had the chance to learn the ropes of the new format in use for the House Debate’s program this year, during the first round of debate on Monday, October 24th.
In preparation for the opening round, a training session was hosted by faculty members Greg MacPherson and Greg Hodges earlier this month. There, students learned about the “world schools” format... Read More
The TCS Parents’ Guild had a busy few days starting on Sunday, October 16th, as the group hosted a parent social event and a technology workshop, all within a span of four days.
On October 16th, a contingent of parents spent the afternoon learning new skills and having a lot of fun at Warrior Axe Throwing in Cobourg. Teams squared off for some light competition, and lots of laughter as... Read More
Trinity College School is pleased to present The Play That Goes Wrong, November 2nd, 3rd and 4th at 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7:00 p.m.) in the Dick and Jane LeVan Theatre. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
After benefiting from a large and sudden inheritance, the inept and accident-prone Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society embark on producing an ambitious 1920s murder mystery.... Read More
With the fall season heating up, Trinity College School’s Middleside boys soccer team played a double-header on Monday, October 17th. The team split its games, winning handily over Ridley College, 7-0 and losing a close 3-2 decision to St. John’s-Kilmarnock. The team will close out the regular season next week, visiting Albert College on Monday and hosting Pickering College on... Read More
For the first official Service Saturday of the academic year at Trinity College School, students volunteered their time on campus on October 15th. This included the fall Big Tree Plant, an initiative that beautifies our campus and contributes to sustainability.
About 35 Senior School students participated in the planting, with 50 trees being added to the campus. These are native species... Read More
