Trinity College School (TCS) has an extensive history which begins in Weston, Ontario in 1865. Three years later, the School relocated to Port Hope, Ontario. Initially, TCS was intended to be a school that prepared boys for future enrolment at Trinity College at the University of Toronto. Today, our graduates attend universities all over the world. TCS has a proud history of developing habits of the heart and mind for lives of purpose and service.

To explore our School’s past, select from the options below.

Timeline of School Events

Some of Our Notable Alumni

The Headmasters of TCS

The early history of TCS

Click on the links below to learn more about some of the significant events in the early history of the School on the Hill:

• The Origins of TCS
• TCS Moves to Port Hope
• Oxford Cup
• Dramatic Fires
• School Rebuilds in 1930