Parents’ Association Update

Hello everyone and welcome back! Although some Parents’ Association activities may be listed on the current school calendar, we want to let you know that our activities are cancelled for the first term or until further notice. Here is a breakdown for your reference. The following activities are cancelled until further notice: – used uniform sales

Additional Procedures for School Re-Entry

The health, safety, and well-being of students and staff is a top priority as we plan to reopen for the 2020-21 school year. CPC appreciates and requires your cooperation in our reopening. Crestwood Preparatory College is commencing reopening based on the assurance that all persons entering School premises have taken proper precautions to prevent the

Primary Computers Says…

  Grade 1-3 students worked hard learning the ins and outs of Zoom.  They had the opportunity to use the annotation tool before class started to share something special with you.  Each class from grades 1-3 drew a picture and/or wrote a message for everyone at Crestwood.  We hope you enjoy their collage! –Jennifer Kim  

Race, Equity, and Inclusion

Everyone at Crestwood Preparatory College are working together to eradicate racism, discrimination, and inequality.  Together, staff have compiled a booklist and a Self-Assessment tool. Self assessment tool:  Race Equity & Inclusion (2) (1) Anti-Racism Reading List ( Looking for something to read this summer? Take a look at these titles!) Fiction: For Juniors For Seniors

Last Day Blues

All of the Grade 3’s came together on the last day of school to celebrate with an ice cream party.  There were popsicles, ice cream cones, sundaes, and lots and lots of toppings on our screens.  We read the story Last Day Blues by Julie Danneberg and shared all of things that we will miss about Grade

CPC Uniform Store Summer Hours

Request for uniforms please contact Dave Cunningham at: dave.cunningham@crestwood.on.ca Purchase Online: www.paragonblu.ca *Just to let you know that uniform items are available for purchase during the school year every Monday from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM in the uniform shop. Details will follow after the summer.

Congratulations to Our Grade 8 & 12 Graduates!

We hope you all had a chance to watch the grade 8 graduation ceremony aired on Youtube on Wednesday, June 17th. Congratulations to all our graduates.   If you missed the live airing of the presentation you can watch it anytime on the Crestwood Youtube channel. Here is a https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YyVRGOjSC0&feature=youtu.be. On Thursday, June 18th, the grade

Summer Office Hours

The Main Office will be open during the summer with revised hours.  The summer office hours have already begun, Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.  The school will also be closed Wednesday, July 1st for Canada Day and Monday, August 3rd for the Civic Holiday.

Meet the Teacher: Matt Castator

Meet the Teacher:  Matt Castator Subject:  Business and Economics Grades:   10 to 12 Mr. Castator grew up in Etobicoke and has a 9 year old daughter named Sydney. In the summer, Matt likes to golf, cycle and kayak.  In the winter, he loves to ski. Some of the great coaches and teachers Matt had when

Grade 6 ZOOMlympics

  The Olympic motto, Faster, Higher, Stronger, motivated and inspired our Grade 6 Olympians during Wednesday morning’s grade-wide Zoom competition.  Divided into ten mixed-class teams, students strived for Faster in the rather comical “How many items of clothing can you put on in two minutes?” contest. (Twelve hats CAN be worn upon one head, it

Mixing with Maurer

  Dear Parents and Students, Thank you to everyone that participated in 4D/E’s Cooking with Ms Maurer this week. A huge thank you to the parents and siblings who joined us too! For our final Cooking with Ms Maurer, participants made delicious pizzas and s’mores for dessert. A great time was had by all of us! It was loads of

The Water Lily Pond

  2A and 2B recently learned all about the famous artist, Claude Monet, about his life and about his incredible paintings. The children enjoyed learning about one of his paintings called ‘The Water Lily Pond’ which was created in 1899. This work is exquisite in its composition of background trees, weeping willows, and the bridge, which underwent