Hour of Code champions are….Mr. McCluskey’s Homeroom!

Crestwood celebrated Computer Science Education Week by participating in the Hour of Code, a global initiative that promotes computer science and programming literacy in order to encourage more students to get involved in learning how to code. Students competed against each other for a much coveted grub day, with Mr. McCluskey’s homeroom coming out victorious […]

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Crestwood Gives

Crestwood Crestwood Gives was another success this year as we welcomed representatives of Native Child and Family Services of Toronto and the Kawartha Haliburton Children’s Foundation to help youth living below the poverty line in Toronto and several families in need during the Holiday season. Each homeroom provided families with support in the form of gift cards, holiday gifts and much needed necessities to […]

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Fun at the Funspiel

Crestwood’s beginner and novice curlers hit the East York Curling Club on Friday to participate in the CISAA Funspiel. Two Crestwood squads, skipped by Lyndsay McCulloch and Zach Halpern, represented Crestwood. The Crestwood curlers went up against squads from Saint Andrews, Montcress, and Crescent, and represented the Crestwood Curling program with skill, enthusiasm and sportsmanship. […]

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U14 Girls Volleyball Rally St. John’s Kilmarnock

The U14 Girls Volleyball team played an exciting game against St. John’s Kilmarnock School yesterday. The girls had a slow start, but rallied back to win an exciting second set, with Maddie and Ella leading the team with their killer serves. It was a tense third set, as the teams were tied at every point. Unfortunately […]

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U14 Boys Hockey Shutout Ridley College

The U-14 Hockey Team took to the ice against their opponents from St. Catherines, Ridley College.  The team got off to a very quick lead and never looked back.  With great offensive play and spectacular defense, Roy Pejcinovaski was able to secure his first shutout of the season with a 11-0 win! […]

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Crestwood Basketball Victorious over SAC, UCC and Crescent

U14 Boys The Under 14 Boys basketball team traveled to Upper Canada College to play in their fourth game of the season. Our boys got off to an early lead and never looked back. Elijah Fisher, Jaden Langley Thomas, Caiden Oshinowo, and James Gillingham played very strong offensively and took control of the game. Jaden […]

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First in Flag Football

The eight brave members of Crestwood’s U12 Flag Football team hit the gridiron early Wednesday morning for their final tournament. As the team took the field in their first game they knew they had to come out strong against Bond Academy if they had any hope of claiming the ultimate victory. Playing as they trained the team played tough from the first snap dominating […]

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CSPA Meeting Minutes

CSPA MEETING – Tuesday December 6, 2016 1. Dalia’s Update Mathletics- has been launched school wide. On-line math program monitored by child’s teacher. Child can do easier work, at level or enriched. Children can compare and be motivated by seeing his/her performance relative to kids around the world. Program very motivating- kids love it. Crestwood […]

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Snowstorm Procedures

In light of Thursday’s (Dec.15th) unexpected snowstorm, please review the information below. If there is a heavy snowstorm overnight and it stops by approximately 5-6:00 in the morning, there should be no problem with the hill.  The city has us on their priority list and will plow the hill 2-3 times before 7:30.  We end up with the best plowed […]

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Crestwood Student takes on Tiny Tim

Soulpepper’s beloved production of A Christmas Carol has become a Toronto tradition. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as he is visited by three ghosts who help him understand the importance of charity in the holiday season. With Crestwood School’s own Cody Black starring as Tiny Tim this classic is sure to be a hit.  The production runs […]

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What’s The Matter?

5A and 5B had an amazing time with their Scientist in School this week. Through a series of hands-on experiments, students were able to create and experience both chemical and physical changes.  They were also able to identify a mystery substance by conducting an experiment using vinegar, iodine, and grape juice!  This was a great way for both classes […]

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Parents’ Association News

Another Successful Bake Sale   Thanks to our fantastic volunteers and great customers, our December bake sale was a smashing success.  The funds raised will go towards important Crestwood initiatives.  Special thanks to Justine Codron for her above-and-beyond management and to all of the bakers and sellers. Happy Holidays to all.       […]

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Guidance News

For students looking for summer enrichment programs, check out these options: This summer step into the University of Toronto and explore the world of law and medicine. During the Med YSP, students will: -Learn from some of the world’s leading doctors and research professionals -Work in world class laboratories -Gain a deep understanding of how […]

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“Be the Change”

As part of Crestwood’s ongoing commitment to serving our community, we will be holding a fundraising campaign called, “Be The Change”, from Monday, December 12th until Wednesday, December 21st.  Students are asked to bring in their spare change and add their donation to the jar located in their classroom.  The class who raises the most […]

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Mind of the Athlete

Present, But Preoccupied You are here, but not really here. Your mind is elsewhere. You don’t think that the people around you notice it. They do. You don’t think that it is hurting your relationships with them.  It is. Disinterested. Disengaged. Distracted. You are an emotional vortex as your mind drifts deep into thoughts elsewhere. Present, but preoccupied. […]

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Gr.1 Cooking Class

The Grade Ones spent the last few weeks learning about Nutrition and the Four Food groups. To wrap up a wonderful and educational theme, they attended their annual visit to Loblaws Upstairs Cooking School yesterday afternoon. They were talented chefs, decorating not only their pizzas, but a gingerbread cookie, as well! After a healthy Nutritious […]

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Strength Psychology

Stop beating yourself up mentally. You spend too much time replaying your mistakes in your mind. By doing so, you are creating lots of negative mental images. Reserve analyzing your past mistakes for times when you’re with your coach. Spend more time replaying the positive, technical aspects of your performances. This is called strength psychology. […]

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