Impact

Love the Building You’re In

Over the summer break our Facilities and IT teams gets to work preparing SJS for the next school year. Here's what they've been up to this summer.

Going for Green and Gold

Across the SJS community there are students, faculty and staff who empower change around our school. Last year these dedicated groups brought green, and gold, to SJS.

The Heart Behind Faculty Giving

The strength of a community is reflected in its willingness to give back. Read more about how faculty and staff like Ms. Carpenter go above and beyond to champion our school.

Annual Giving Brightens up the Junior School

Thanks to the generosity of our families through Annual Giving, the Junior School learning commons have been refreshed with bright new furniture for students to learn, collaborate and connect.

Technology Comes Alive

Through the power of technology the Grade 3 and 4 students brought their 2D ideas into a 3D reality, but they quickly learned it was not quite as simple as it sounds.

Celebrating with Gratitude

On Thursday, May 14, SJS celebrated our Founders Circle donors with a beautiful reception at Shaughnessy Golf Course and a heartfelt “Thank You" from some of the teachers whose programs are directly impacted by philanthropy.

Learning Illustration with Mike Deas

Author and Illustrator Mike Deas joins our Grades 2–4 for an interactive workshop during Canadian Children's Book Week.

Art Imitates Life

Artist in Residence Dana Belcourt joined Grade 2 and Grade 5 French classes for an enriching activity tied to their learning about Métis people and culture.

Everybody Cut Footloose

The cast, crew and band of Footloose took their final curtain call to the applause of the community of parents, students and friends. Relive the magic of Footloose with this production review and gallery.

Author Visit with Tanya Lloyd Kyi

The library was abuzz with a visit from non-fiction children’s author Tanya Lloyd Kyi, who guided the Junior School students through a series of interactive workshops, bringing life to creative writing, history and science combined.