Veterans/Grandparents Breakfast

On Monday, April 22nd, Crestwood Preparatory College held its 4th annual Veterans/Grandparents breakfast. More than 130 people, including grandparents and many World War Two Veterans and Holocaust Survivors, attended the event. Special thanks to Mr. Masters and Mr. Hawkins for all of their contributions, and the many student presenters that made the day a success! […]

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Youth and Philanthropy Initiative

On Thursday April 18, 2013, nine Gr. 10 Crestwood Preparatory College students participated in the 10 year Anniversary of YPI (Youth and Philanthropy Initiative), a signature program of the Toskan Casale Foundation, which provides secondary school students with a hands-on, reality-based experience through a strong academic philanthropy course which gives them the skills to assess […]

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Willy Wonka

Come with me, and you’ll be in a world of Pure Imagination. Take a look and you’ll see into your imagination. Over the last two days, Crestwood Preparatory College students have performed the musical Willy Wonka to enthusiastic and supportive audiences. Featuring students from grades seven to twelve, the performances captured the fun and magic […]

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The Music Trip to Washington

The Music Trip to Washington D.C. was a wonderful experience for all involved on many levels. Aside from the historical touring aspect, where we visited such landmark institutions as The Smithsonian, the Capitol Building, The Lincoln Memorial and many others, our primary purpose was to compete at an adjudicated music festival. The Crestwood Wind Ensemble […]

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Presentation by Dr. Michael Unger in Support of Lake Scugog Camp

Join us on April 16 to hear from Dr. Michael Ungar, a family therapist, and a Killam Professor of Social Work at Dalhousie University to learn about the importance of risk and responsibility in the healthy development of children and teens. Where: University of Toronto Schools Room 230 371 Bloor Street West, Toronto When: Tuesday […]

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Twitter Book Club

In our ongoing efforts to introduce our students to new and exciting mediums, Crestwood Preparatory College has begun using Twitter and Skype to communicate with authors. Over March break, Crestwood History Students participated in the school’s first Twitter Book Club. Student tweets focused on their analysis of Zuzana Sermer’s “Survival Kit”, an autobiography of survival […]

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Senior Wind Ensemble Trip to Washington

Next week, the Senior Wind Ensemble comprised of grade 10, 11 and 12 music students, will be travelling to Washington D.C. to participate in an adjudicated music festival. Students will be performing The First Suite in E Flat composed by Gustav Holst. While in Washington, students will have the opportunity to visit many  sites including […]

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INTERGUILD PRESENTATION FOR PARENTS

Brain Development and Memory. Join us to find out what is happening to our children’s brains as their world of technology develops. Learn strategies to promote healthy brain functioning and improved working memory. Presented by Dr. Pria Nippak, Ryerson Health Services Professor. Timing: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 Location: De La Salle College Oaklands, Heritage House, […]

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CISAA Parents Workshop Invitation

The Conference of Independent Schools’ Athletic Association will be proudly presenting a very informative workshop for parents of our male and female student/athletes. The workshop will be hosted on Tuesday, April 2, 2013~from 7-9pm in Weston Hall (Upper Canada College Prep School). Best of all, there will be no cost to attend. “The Second-Goal Parent: […]

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CISAA Championships

As Winter sports are coming to a close, Crestwood’s Athletic teams are entering the playoff portion of their schedules. Along with hosting two championships (Sr. Girls Volleyball and Jr. Boys Basketball), Crestwood has qualified for the quarter finals in Sr. Boys Basketball, U14 Boys Hockey and U14 Girls Volleyball. Earlier this week, the curling and […]

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Model UN Recap

Crestwood was pleased to send a delegation of students to the University of Toronto Model United Nations Assembly (UTMUN) this year. UTMUN, which celebrated its 6th anniversary this year, is held each February on the campus of the University of Toronto. Crestwoodís delegates this year included Noah Levin, David Hagon, Sabrina Wasserman, Robert McKay, and […]

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Business Fair Competition Recap

On Thursday, February 14th, Crestwood Preparatory College students taking the Introduction to Business course participated in our annual Business Fair. This is an opportunity for students to showcase the products/services that they have developed and the marketing concepts surrounding them. Students pitched their ideas to their peers over the junior and senior lunch periods. A […]

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DECA Provincial Competition Recap

On Monday and Tuesday, fifteen students represented Crestwood Preparatory College at the DECA Provincials. The provincial competition hosted thousands of students from over 200 schools. Crestwood regularly participates in DECA competitions, allowing students to develop confidence and demonstrate leadership in a business setting. DECA is an innovative extra-curricular program for secondary school students in Ontario […]

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Model United Nations

Beginning Thursday, February 7th, Crestwood Preparatory College will be sending twelve delegates to the sixth annual University of Toronto Model United Nations Conference. The UTMUNC offers our students an opportunity to interact with current real-world crises that carry far-reaching international implications, while preparing them for larger simulations on a university scale. This year, Crestwood Preparatory […]

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P.A.R.T.Y (Preventing Alcohol Related Trauma in Youth) program at Sunnybrook Hospital

On Tuesday all Grade 11 Physical Education students participated in the P.A.R.T.Y (Preventing Alcohol Related Trauma in Youth) program at Sunnybrook Hospital. It was an eye opening learning experiences for all involved. We met with nurses, trauma doctors, police officers and paramedics, that explain the consequences of risk taking acitivities such as drinking and driving, […]

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Spirit Week 2013

Spirit week was another huge success this year. To kick off spirit week the halls on Monday were filled with students in crazy hats or with crazy hair and the athletic council had a delicious bake sale in the front lobby. The teachers and students faced off in a Reach for the Top match. Although […]

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Guidance News – Friday, January 18th

Counsellors visited grades 8 through 11 English classes this week to speak on course selections for the 2013-2014 school year. Staff discussed elective options, the importance of community service, and backwards mapping with each grade level. (Students who were absent for the course selection presentations will meet with Guidance early next week.) These presentations will […]

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Spirit Week!

Beginning on Monday, January 21st, Crestwood Preparatory College will be holding its annual Spirit Week. Each day, Students and Teachers will be participating in a variety of exciting activities that require different skill sets and abilities. At the end of the week, a grade Champion will be announced after the tabulation of points based upon […]

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Guidance News

Course Selection Visits Beginning next week, the guidance department will begin its visits to grades 8 through 11 English classes to speak on course selections for the 2013-2014 school year. The staff is discussing elective options, the importance of community service, and backwards mapping with each grade level. Every student will be taking home a […]

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