List of 20 news stories.
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A Reflection on the Holocaust Remembrance Assembly
Lucy Lapowich ‘25 spoke at the January 26 Holocaust Remembrance Day assembly.Read More -
Student Reflection: Visiting the Holocaust Museum
Sloane Basch ‘26 finds family artifact at new museum.Read More -
Student Perspectives: Asian and Jewish Heritage Month
Six students write about their Asian or Jewish heritage and reflect on the importance of Asian and Jewish Heritage Month.Read More -
Branksome Hall Model UN
Ella Davidson '23 writes about her experience at Branksome Hall's mock Model UN conference from earlier this month.Read More -
Seeking Truth and Making “Reconcili-actions”
Hope Thompson ‘23 and Carson Blackwell ‘24 write about the importance of Greenwood’s Truth and Reconciliation Week and Orange Shirt Day.Read More -
Greenwood's Return to Spirit Day
Spirit Day is a much beloved Greenwood tradition and the community is excited to have it back.Read More -
Headships to Be: Curtis Li '23 and Ellie Deegan '23
Learn a little more about the Heads of Student Leadership for next school year.Read More -
Breaking the Bias
Two members of the Greenwood community Mary Jane Dykeman and Allie Hawkey '09 speak about their experiences being women in traditionally male-dominated professions and the obstacles they had to overcome.Read More -
Mental Health Awareness Week - Why Do We Do It?
Ella explores the importance of smashing the stigma when it comes to mental well-being.Read More -
Looking to the Future during Black History Month
For the guiding theme of this year's Black History Month, Greenwood's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee has chosen to centre Afrofuturism.Read More -
Semester 2 - New Beginnings
The passage of time can cause a lot of anxiety and a new semester can be overwhelming, but Ella explores one way she stays mindful and keeps everything in perspective.Read More -
White Ribbon Day
As an ongoing commitment to promoting diversity and gender equity, Greenwood recognizes White Ribbon Day to change the societal perceptions around gender, healthy relationships and masculinity.Read More -
School Daze- The Ins and Outs of the Upcoming Junior Play
As Grade 7 and 8 students prepare for the Junior Play with much gusto, they must also navigate several new challenges because of COVID-19.Read More -
2SLGBTQIA+ Identities Month
Read MoreOver the past month at Greenwood we’ve had incredible speakers, workshops, and activities all centered around 2SLGBTQIA+ pride. The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) committee has worked hard to provide our school with remarkable guest speakers and workshops to get us talking about the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and the struggles they have faced over the years. -
Indigenous Identities Month at Greenwood
By Ella Davidson '23Read More
“To love a place is not enough. We must find ways to heal it” Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass.
Coming into the first month of school, Greenwood had to decide how we would begin the process of reconciliation and examining our Canadian identity. The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committee chose to start the year off right by ensuring that the messaging of Indigenous History Month resonated with our community.
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Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week
Many people are unaware of aromanticism. Because of this, it’s important to remember Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week. The week of February 21 to 27 acknowledges the existence of and supports people who identify under this label.Read More -
Time and Time Again
Read MoreJames Dockrill ‘22 wrote about his thoughts and feelings on his experience transitioning from childhood to adulthood. Read his piece, titled Time and Time Again. -
Reflecting on Careers Morning
Yesterday marked our annual Careers Morning for students in Grades 9-12. Throughout the morning, students were able to attend presentations led by Greenwood alumni or parents in professional fields.Read More -
Get to Know Mr. Harris
One of the many aspects that drew me to Greenwood was the abundance of new and engaging teachers. This year, my Science class has one of those new teachers: Mr. Harris, who teaches Grade 10 Math, Grade 9 Science, and next semester will teach Grade 10 Science and assist with Grade 11 and 12 Biology.Read More -
Environmental Committee Initiatives
Greenwood’s Environmental Committee prides itself on the efforts they make to be environmentally conscious, bringing several new initiatives and keeping long-standing ones around.Read More
Blog Archives
List of 5 news stories.
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A Reflection on the Holocaust Remembrance Assembly
Lucy Lapowich ‘25 spoke at the January 26 Holocaust Remembrance Day assembly.Read More -
Student Reflection: Visiting the Holocaust Museum
Sloane Basch ‘26 finds family artifact at new museum.Read More -
Student Perspectives: Asian and Jewish Heritage Month
Six students write about their Asian or Jewish heritage and reflect on the importance of Asian and Jewish Heritage Month.Read More -
Branksome Hall Model UN
Ella Davidson '23 writes about her experience at Branksome Hall's mock Model UN conference from earlier this month.Read More -
Seeking Truth and Making “Reconcili-actions”
Hope Thompson ‘23 and Carson Blackwell ‘24 write about the importance of Greenwood’s Truth and Reconciliation Week and Orange Shirt Day.Read More
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