Ladies Night is a Huge Hit

Baubles, bangles, beads and shoes and clothes and wine and cheese and more!!  What a fabulous evening it was! Many thanks to Teresa DeGasperis (4B) who so graciously invited us into her home, Alicia Gouviea (6B) for all of her efforts and to Pam Sulpizi (2B) for organizing such a lovely evening. The parent turnout was amazing and from […]

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Guidance News

University Visits Tuesday Nov. 21st– Queen’s University Bader Castle International Study Centre Wednesday Nov. 22nd– Ryerson University OUAC Applications All grade 12 students received their Ontario Univeristies Application Centre (OUAC) PINS this past week in the ENG4U classes.  Any students who were absent during the session should stop by the guidance office to pick up […]

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Anti-bullying Week

This week the Female Peer Leadership group put on an anti-bullying week.  The school community participated in several activities throughout the week to bring awareness to the importance of standing up to bullying.  On Wednesday, all students were encouraged to wear pink to symbolize that they stand up to bullying.  Over the lunch hour on Wednesday the several grade […]

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Crestwood Gives – Last Day December 4th!

The Crestwood Gives deadline is fast approaching!  The last day to bring in donations is December 4th. Crestwood gives is a community initiative we take part in to help the community during the holiday season. This year we are working with 2 organizations, Native Child and Family Services and Durham Children’s Aid. They have given […]

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Climbing to the Top in Our PE Classes!

This week Crestwood PE students have the wonderful opportunity in participating in a two week long rock climbing course put on by New Heights Climbing Academy.  The students will have the opportunity to climb rock walls, descend on a the prusik rope and climb up a helicopter ladder.  Everyday, students will test their ability and […]

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Holiday Concert Communication

Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. Toronto Centre for the  Arts 5040 Yonge St./North York Blvd.   Dear Parents, Crestwood School’s Grades 4-6 Music Program, along with the Primary and Junior  Choirs, would like to invite you to attend the Holiday Concert which will be held on Wednesday, December 13th, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. […]

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Today We Remember…

Crestwood staff and students took part in the school’s annual Remembrance Day ceremony on Friday morning. Student speakers, the Crestwood Voices choir, and members of the Crestwood band led a multimedia presentation featuring songs, student artwork, and video highlights from Crestwood’s Oral History Project archives. Organizers Mr. Masters and Mr. Hawkins were particularly thankful that a large […]

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Strong and Stable Structures

The Grade 3’s visited the Ontario Science Center this week to assess the effects of strong and stable structures on society and the environment.  We reviewed the fact that a structure is a supporting framework, with a definite size, shape, as well as purpose, and that a structure holds a load.  We were able to identify structures […]

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Guidance News

Upcoming University Visits: Tuesday Nov. 14th: Carleton University Wednesday Nov. 15th: Trent University Thursday Nov. 16th:  OCAD University Ontario University Applications On Thursday and Friday, Ms. Hann and Mr. Mitz will be assisting Grade 12 students with their OUAC applications during the Grade 12 English classes. Students should come to class on those days prepared with their […]

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Crestwood Alumni Receives Full Scholarship

A big congratulations and shout out to former Crestwood Lion Dusan Prelo, in obtaining a full scholarship to Georgetown College in Kentucky.  Dusan is the first student athlete from our Elite Basketball program to receive a full basketball scholarship to a US institution.  We are looking forward to having many more Crestwood Lions achieve US […]

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CPC Surpasses Goal for the We Scare Hunger Food Drive

Over the past couple of weeks, Crestwood students have been collecting food for the North York Harvest Food Bank.  The food bank challenged us to bring their most in-demand items:  oil, canned tomatoes, canned meat, canned beans and rice.  And the Crestwood community responded with great generosity!  Our goal was 1000 lb of food and […]

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Super Successful “Skip It”

Congratulations to the Crestwood School community on our recent “Skip It” Initiative. We raised 1167.05$ in total as we had 97 students skipping their favourite things to do in order to help others. All monies go towards the Red Cross International Disaster Relief Fund. Cedar House led the way with 23 skippers. Great job! – […]

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Guidance News

​ 1)​ The University of King’s College Faculty Tour-2017 Dr. Neil Robertson and Journalism-School Director Prof. Tim Currie will deliver the lecture “The Education of Odysseus: The Art of Storytelling from Ancient Greece to Contemporary Journalism.”Thursday November 9, 2017 The Grand Hotel, 225 Jarvis St, Toronto, ON M5B 2C1 7:00pm to 9:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm) For more […]

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P/T Meetings Next Week

Parent/Teacher conferences will take place next week on Thursday, November 23rd. Please consider other parents and do your very best to arrive and end your interviews on time. If you need more time with a particular teacher, arrange a separate meeting time. The smooth running of our event relies on all parents and teachers keeping to the timetable. […]

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Grade 6 Soccer Season Ending Soirees

On a wet and cold Saturday morning in Aurora, our Grade 6 soccer team took on the elements and their opposition with enthusiasm. A narrow defeat in the first game 1-0 and a resounding victory 5-2 in the second game resulted in the team qualifying for the consolation final. The boys ran out of energy in the second half and were […]

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