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On Feb. 23, Dr. Siyabulela Mandela, great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, visited SMCS for a day of reflection, dialogue, and meaningful exchange. Read more about his three community sessions:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
On Feb. 23, Dr. Siyabulela Mandela, great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, visited SMCS for a day of reflection, dialogue, and meaningful exchange. Read more about his three community sessions:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
Preparing students for university and building the character and emotional maturity to flourish are central to our mission at SMCS. Read more about our approach and how we support our students every step of the way in our newest blog post:
Link in bio
#teachmeGDK
Preparing students for university and building the character and emotional maturity to flourish are central to our mission at SMCS. Read more about our approach and how we support our students every step of the way in our newest blog post:
Link in bio
#teachmeGDK
We`re excited to welcome Mr. Philip Wilson, our school's 32nd principal, this fall! Read more about him and what he brings to the role:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
We`re excited to welcome Mr. Philip Wilson, our school's 32nd principal, this fall! Read more about him and what he brings to the role:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
Hugo Thomas `26 will join Laurier`s Golden Hawks football team while pursuing a business degree this fall. Read more about why he chose Laurier and how SMCS helped him get to where he is today:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview #smcsathletics
Hugo Thomas `26 will join Laurier`s Golden Hawks football team while pursuing a business degree this fall. Read more about why he chose Laurier and how SMCS helped him get to where he is today:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview #smcsathletics
The most recent Alumni Networking Event welcomed keynote speaker Anthony Carella `17. He shared his remarkable journey completing the World`s Toughest Row, a 3,000-mile transatlantic rowing race, reflecting on the challenges, lessons, and experiences that shaped him.
Read more:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsalumni
The most recent Alumni Networking Event welcomed keynote speaker Anthony Carella `17. He shared his remarkable journey completing the World`s Toughest Row, a 3,000-mile transatlantic rowing race, reflecting on the challenges, lessons, and experiences that shaped him.
Read more:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsalumni
This year, our Model UN Club captured Best Overall Delegation for the first time at the 19th annual University of Toronto Model United Nations Conference (UTMUN). Find out more:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
This year, our Model UN Club captured Best Overall Delegation for the first time at the 19th annual University of Toronto Model United Nations Conference (UTMUN). Find out more:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsyearinreview
“While the three and a half years of preparation gave me the mindset and skills to complete the row, they also gave me lessons to apply to all areas of life. When things get tough, all you can do is take the next best step." - Anthony Carella `17
Read more about the Alumni Networking Event:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsalumni
“While the three and a half years of preparation gave me the mindset and skills to complete the row, they also gave me lessons to apply to all areas of life. When things get tough, all you can do is take the next best step." - Anthony Carella `17
Read more about the Alumni Networking Event:
Link in bio - Our Stories
#smcsalumni
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