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Learn more about Ben's creative and entrepreneurial career path and how what he learned at Greenwood helped him along the way.

Four students share the impact of Greenwood’s Holocaust Education programming on their learning. 

Congratulations to cast, crew and staff involved in this year’s fall production.

On November 6, Greenwood Grade 9s participated in the national “Take Our Kids to Work Day”. 

On November 18, we celebrated the accomplishments of our fall athletic teams in our Fall Athletics Assembly. 

Students in Grades 7 to 10 had the opportunity to explore different mediums and outlets for creativity during Arts Day on October 24.

Kylie Armstrong ‘25 self-publishes a children’s colouring book about her journey with neurodiversity to support other children navigating their own diagnosis. 

Find the final roundup from our Greenwood Grizzlies.

Maya Kassam ‘28 and Violet Kostoff ‘28 recently competed and placed third overall in the Junior category at the debate tournament.

With many fun, Halloween-themed challenges throughout Halloweek, here is a recap of the results.

This year, the Jack Chapter and Athletics Committee collaborate on active mindfulness and well-being activities.

Dr. Rachel Aber '16 discusses medical school, resilience, and life after Greenwood.

Over the summer, seven Greenwood students participated in Shad, a month-long summer enrichment program for Grade 10 and 11 students. Read more about their experiences.

With the CISAA Championships next week, here’s a roundup of athletics so far for this Fall 2024 season.

In this series, learn more about the clubs and committees at Greenwood. Women in STEM group members hope to inspire other students and bring awareness to STEM opportunities.

Leah Qi ‘26 wins awards for her submitted artwork in the provincial and national Scholastic Awards.

On September 27, the entire Greenwood community participated in our annual Terry Fox Run.

Earlier this September, Greenwood students and staff set off on various OE trips to Algonquin Park and British Columbia. Here’s a recap of what they experienced.

The Junior Musical and Senior Play promise to delight audiences.

The fall athletic season is upon us again. Read more about the latest results and the brand new Friday Afternoon Lights event.

Read about the impacts of Greenwood's new device-free policy.

Thank you for participating in these surveys to share your feedback and help Greenwood grow.

Grade 12 student reflects on how Business courses at Greenwood helped shape her career aspirations.

Congratulations to Nikita Wood ‘25, winner of a Composites and Advanced Materials Expo (CAMX) award for her sustainable shelter project.

Ali Khosrowshahi ‘27, Fred LaFlamme ‘27 and Liam Myers ‘27 win a $5,000 YPI grant for their chosen charity, the Kennedy House.

On June 13, we acknowledged the accomplishments of students and staff in Arts, Outdoor Education, Athletics, Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards, school leadership and Service Learning.

On Tuesday, June 11, we held our annual Celebr8 event to fete the Class of 2028 as they finish middle school and prepare for high school.

Two Grade 11s and two Grade 9s join forces to represent Greenwood in swim relay.

Congratulations to Jack Loewen ‘24 who swam the 200 metre butterfly at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials, presented by Bell, held at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre May 13-19

On Friday, June 14, we held our year-end events Celebration Day and Class of 2024 Graduation Ceremony at the Toronto Metropolitan Convention Centre.

We recognized the recipients of the MVP and Coach’s Award for the spring athletic season as well as the Grade 12 athletes and teams that won CISAA Championships at an assembly last month.

Here were the final results from our Grizzlies at the end of the spring season. 

Jake Ernst, social worker, psychotherapist and Clinical Director of Straight Up Health, spoke to parents/guardians and students and staff recently.

Greenwood returns to Serena Gundy Park on May 17 for Spirit Day!

Five recent Greenwood alum join together for a panel discussion organized by the Guidance Office

Greenwood held its annual Arts Week from May 13 to 16, culminating in an evening Arts Everywhere showcase.

In this Co-Op Corner, Mikayla Baker ‘25 and Ben Jones ‘25 write about their experiences at Claremont Retirement Home.

In this Co-Op Corner, Joel Glickman ‘25 writes about his experience at Core Physiotherapy and Wellness.

Nikita Wood ‘25 won gold at the Toronto Science Fair earlier this year for her sustainable shelter design.

Some familiar faces and some new ones take to the stage at Greenwood Mic.

Here are the latest results from our Grizzlies!

The Grade 11 Technological Design class partners up with a Grade 2 class at Davisville Public School for one of their final projects of the year.

The Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Working Group and Antisemitism Working Group reflected on their work at their final meetings of the year recently.

Integration Week for our Grade 8s took place in mid-April. Students worked on a week-long project that integrated elements from their English, Science, Math, and CSS courses.

Greenwood alumna Sophie McCarthy ‘14 shares the path she took after Greenwood.

This year’s full-school musical Pippin will be on stage from May 2 to 4. Learn more about the production, the musical and how to get your tickets.

On April 13, Greenwood students and staff participated in the annual CIS Ontario Music Festival.

On Friday, April 19, Greenwood will elect the next Heads of Student Leadership. Get to know our four Headship candidates!

Recent Greenwood graduate Kyle Wormsbecher ‘23 studies Medicine at the University of Central Lancashire. We catch up with him and how it’s going in Whitehaven, England.

Kate Claydon ‘29 and Maya Kassam ‘28 represented Greenwood on April 3 at the Sterling Hall School’s public speaking contest.

Members of Greenwood’s IT team facilitated sessions and participated in CIS Ontario event

For the first-time ever, a Grade 10 team wins Greenwood’s Spring Business Case Competition.

Two teams of Grade 11 students represented Greenwood at UofT’s Be Unlimited Conference on February 22.

In this Co-op Corner, Ace Kalles ‘25 writes about his experience at Harvey Kalles Real Estate.

In this Co-op Corner, Tanya Tabatabaie ‘25 writes about her experience at interior design firm OE Design & Build LTD.

On March 5, student athletes were recognized for their dedication and hard work during the winter athletic season.

Students, parents, staff, alumni, board members, heads and senior leaders attended inaugural conference.

Whether it was traversing Costa Rica, travelling up north, adventuring in Quebec or staying in Toronto, the programming for this Winter OE made for a memorable week!

Lauren Kohler ‘24 is one of the recipients of Huron’s prestigious Hellmuth Scholarship.

Students from Greenwood’s Model UN Club attended UofT’s Model UN three-day conference earlier in February.

Here are the latest results from our Grizzlies.

Nothing warms us up like a music- and dance-filled assembly.

A record number of Greenwood students represented the school at provincial business case competition.

Progress has been made on the future recreation space site

Greenwood is pleased to announce the Principal and Vice-Principal Team for the 2024-2025 school year.

Jasmine Chen ‘28 and Sam Robertson ‘28 competed virtually at the Fulford Debate Tournament on January 13.

From January 17 to 19, the Greenwood community was treated to three productions of the highly energetic and engaging “Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play”.

In our second Co-op Corner article, McKenzie Baker '25 writes about her co-op experience at Crestwood Lower School.

Read the first in a series of stories highlighting Greenwood’s Centre for Teaching, Learning and Research.

Learn more about the Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Working Group and the Antisemitism Working Group.

A recap of the results from this year’s Holiday Hootenanny.