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Several 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. […]
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Great 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 […]
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When 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, […]
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Learning, 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 […]
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What 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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The St. George’s community is mourning the sudden passing of Bob Bachelor. Bob was a beloved teacher, a mentor, and a true pillar of the Montreal performing arts scene. Known […]
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Vive la Francophonie! March was a vibrant month for student life at St. George’s, as students explored the richness of Francophone culture through hands-on learning and engaging workshops during Le […]
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Now in its inaugural year, St. George’s Grade 12 Pre-University program offers a small, highly personalized pre-university year designed to help students not only get into university but thrive once […]
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As part of their Geography unit on quality of life in large cities, Grade 8 students welcomed parent, Rogerio Da Paixao (Artemis ’29; Zoe ’27) to the Learning Commons. An […]
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Imagine the hum of drills, the chatter of students sharing ideas, and the excitement of seeing a project come together from start to finish. That’s the daily scene at St. […]
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