The appearance of the sun after a morning of cold, wet weather felt like a good omen, as the Trinity College School community embraced the chance to join together for the 127th Oxford Cup the afternoon of Friday, October 14th.
While the Oxford Cup has been run under modified conditions the past two years due to the pandemic, this year provided a return to form as participants paid... Read More
It was another great day out on the cross-country circuit for Trinity College School’s harriers, as the Senior School team took part in the third and final Durham XC meet at Dagmar Ski Resort on Wednesday, October 12th. The Senior boys had the strongest day of all – placing first overall in a field of 33 schools – but the Junior girls were not far behind, winning silver overall!
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David Thomas ’82 P’16, chair of the Governing Body of Trinity College School, is pleased to announce the appointment of Douglas H. Scott ’81 as vice chair.
“It is a great honour to have been appointed to serve as vice-chair of the TCS Governing Body for the 2022-2023 term,” said Mr. Scott. “Much has changed in the world in the past two-and-a-half years. Despite the challenges presented... Read More
This year’s Capture Canada travel program is offering some new destinations for Trinity College School students to explore our country during long weekends. The Thanksgiving Break saw one group traveling to a new location: picturesque Deerhurst Resort, in the heart of the Muskokas.
Seven students joined Associate Director... Read More
The Senior School harriers team continues to build a winning season as Trinity College School shared top spot overall at the Bay of Quinte Invitational Cross Country Meet October 5th. TCS and St. Peter CSS both notched a total of 34 points overall to lead the pack of more than 20 schools at the event.
Individual Bears also posted strong results within the field of more than 400 runners... Read More
The Thanksgiving Break offers the Trinity College School community a chance to gather with friends and family in gratitude. For students and staff, we reflect on a month filled with wonderful experiences – the return to a more normal classroom setting, sports games, exploration of the arts and giving back through service, the changing of the seasons on our beautiful campus and, most... Read More
Friday, September 30th marked the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. This day honours the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Trinity College School students and staff, donning orange shirts and ribbons as part of the Orange Shirt Day initiative, were honoured... Read More
In a joint project, the Junior and Senior School libraries at Trinity College School are creating art installations to honour and raise awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) and children. Through the creation of “micro galleries” the libraries hope to spark education and conversation about the issues surrounding MMIWG as we look towards the National Day for Truth... Read More
An Alumni Celebration was held at Trinity College School, September 23rd-25th, to celebrate classes whose reunions were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic. We lucked out with amazing autumn weather for both the golf tournament and the events on campus. Well over 200 alumni signed up for events, and dozens more were on campus to watch sports, come to dedications and enjoy Bear Fair... Read More
In conjunction with Trinity College School’s Alumni Celebration, a host of special presentations took place on campus on Saturday, September 24th.
The Clinton T. Sayers ’80 Service Learning Centre & Award were dedicated by the class of 1980, the Sayers family and friends. Clinton’s classmates have been tirelessly fundraising for this award since it was revitalized in 2015. It was... Read More
