Fall Trips Build Belonging at St. George’s
At the start of the school year, before the routines of the new term have fully settled, our High School students spend their first days somewhere else entirely: a farm […]
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At the start of the school year, before the routines of the new term have fully settled, our High School students spend their first days somewhere else entirely: a farm […]
Read MoreThe St. George’s community is mourning the loss of Edward (Eddie) Nurse, a cherished teacher, mentor, and community advocate who passed away on August 23rd. Eddie was highly regarded for […]
Read MoreThis week, our hallways filled with the excitement of returning students reuniting with teachers and classmates and new faces settling in. To every family joining us for the first time, […]
Read MoreWe are used to instant answers. A quick search delivers information in seconds. But information and understanding are not the same. Understanding has to be built. It takes time, mistakes, […]
Read MoreOur May in Review highlights a month that ran at full speed. A founding class crossed the stage for the first time. Students were recognised for the kind of leadership […]
Read MoreSeveral students come early. Not for the session, for the animals. Ms. Hunter’s cat Mitsy and Mr. Driedger’s dogs, Bernie and Ellie, are already in the room when they arrive. […]
Read MoreGreat teaching starts with listening. In 1977, a St. George’s alumnus observed that our school is defined by its ability and willingness to change. Nearly fifty years later, that spirit […]
Read MoreWhen a Grade 1 student’s bike needed diagnosing, volunteer mechanic Ben Adler rode it to the far end of the High School parking lot, came back, and got to work, […]
Read MoreLearning, Leadership, and Community in Action Earth Day came to life across St. George’s this year. At the High School, students spent the day learning practical skills they could carry […]
Read MoreWhat do you get when you combine friendly competition, great food, and a community that shows up for its students? The Big Dill, a pickleball fundraiser for Scholarships and Bursaries, […]
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