by Gino DICORATO | Apr 30, 2026 | The Grades
This week, secondary students have continued to make strong progress in both their swimming and gymnastics units. In swimming, the focus has been on developing technique across different strokes, with particular attention given to body position, breathing, and overall...
by Siddharth PATEL | Apr 26, 2026 | The Grades
“Good morning, passengers. This is your Captain speaking from the flight deck with a critical update on our end-of-year flight path. We are experiencing a shift in cabin pressure as exam season approaches, so please pay close attention to the following...
by Leah FOSTER | Apr 22, 2026 | Grade 2, The Grades
Weekly Photos Here “How the World Works” has begun this week. The unit flyer will be shared on SeeSaw, please take the time to look at it. So, the students jumped right in by completing a silent activity using our sense of hearing. We sat outside for five minutes just...
by Sarah COOPER | Apr 22, 2026 | Grade 3, The Grades
We have had another busy week in school with Book Week activities. The students did an amazing job of reading Raz Kids books for the reading challenge. We won the ‘non uniform day’ for the most people to read 8 books!!!! Keep up the reading, it will...
by Melodee PETERS | Apr 22, 2026 | Grade 7, Grade 7 - 10 (MYP), Humanities, The Grades
Grade 7 students began the second half of their unit on biomes quite aptly on Earth Day by investigating how tropical rainforests are ‘systems’ – the key concept for their unit. The students were provided 5 sources to explore and from which to gain...
