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Wednesday's Gratitude Circle was a wonderful opportunity to pause, be present, and be grateful for the people and experiences that make us feel like we belong.
Artificial intelligence is changing quickly. For schools, however, the most important question may not be what AI can do, but what we want it to do for learning.
For many students, Fall Flight is an exciting introduction to a new school year. For others, especially those attending their first overnight camp away from home, it can be accompanied by understandable feelings of nervousness.
For years, we imagined what a state-of-the-art athletics and wellness centre would look like for our school community. We envisioned a space where students can cheer each other on during home games, where Pens would always have a place to return to, and where new learning spaces would inspire growth and discovery. That dream is now taking shape beside Dunin House.
St. Anne’s School is proud to celebrate Onna, who has been named a recipient of the prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarship, one of Canada’s most coveted undergraduate STEM scholarships.
We are incredibly proud to share outstanding news from this year’s DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC). Students from St. Anne’s represented their school with professionalism, confidence, and excellence on the international stage.
There is a particular kind of energy that fills a school designed intentionally for girls. It’s present in the quiet focus of a classroom discussion, in the confident stride of a student stepping to the podium, in the laughter between teammates after practice, and in the steady determination of a girl who knows her voice matters.
Over the Family Day weekend, 19 courageous Grade 8 and 9 students from St. Anne’s School travelled to the Yukon as part of their leadership course, an experience that pushed them to grow not only as learners, but as young leaders discovering their own strengths.
St. Anne’s School is proud to share a significant milestone in the life of our community and in the realization of The Nest, our future centre for wellness, community, and athletics.
The idea for SAS Stay Well originated from a student’s desire to create a healthier, happier way for students to manage their mental health while at school.
St. Anne’s School and St. Andrew’s College reaffirmed their commitment to creating a society free from gender-based violence during this year’s White Ribbon Week. Students and staff pledged to “never commit, condone, or remain silent about violence against women,” joining a global movement dedicated to ending gender-based discrimination.
St. Anne’s School marked a defining chapter in its story with the grand opening of Thelma Fielding Park and the unveiling of a turf field that already feels like home. Cygnets clad in red and white filled the stands, families gathered along the rail, and the afternoon’s energy made it clear this space will shape student life, athletics, and community for years to come.
This morning marked a defining moment in St. Anne’s and St. Andrew’s history as we proudly unveiled our new strategic plans: In Flight for St. Anne’s and Forward. Boldly. for St. Andrew’s.
The spirit of entrepreneurship and leadership soared as the St. Anne’s DECA team travelled to downtown Toronto alongside St. Andrew’s to compete in the 45th annual DECA Provincial Competition.
This past weekend, St. Anne's School proudly supported two dedicated teams at the highly anticipated VEX V5 Robotics Competition hosted at Ashbury College.