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To mark the end of the school year, two Grade 5 students wrote a prayer with Rev. Keven Fletcher that highlighted what they are thankful for at the Junior School

Our talented Junior School performers reflect on this year's Grade 5 opera, The Barber of Seville

Britt Martin and Jenn Kim (Cha) win startup cash in an entrepreneur's competition.

Grade 6, 7 and 8 students used the Scientific Method to investigate questions or design an innovation for the Middle School Science Fair

Grade 8 French and ELL students worked collaboratively to prepare and present descriptions of individual outfits as they were being modeled by their classmates.

Grade 4 students learned about metafiction to inspire them to write and illustrate their own stories – which were then published as a book!

The Senior School Large Ensembles Concert featured the choir, orchestras and concert bands performing a variety of pieces

Renovations and upgrades to classrooms and other facilities over the winter break have brought new life to some learning spaces.

Grade 12 student Samina Makhanbetazhiyeva interviews Head of School designate Mark Turner about his passions, challenges and future role at the School.

SMUSTube celebrated it's 10th anniversary in 2017 by reaching a number of milestones.

Grade 7 science students researched different species and spent time at the Royal BC Museum talking with museum guests about their projects

Andre Herrero Makes Forbes 30 Under 30 list for Art and Style.

Students from our Junior, Middle and Senior Schools gathered to celebrate the season with songs and reflections.

Grade 2 students take the bus to the Richmond Road campus and spend time reading with their Senior School counterparts.

Two Junior School students reflect on stories they heard at the Grade 12 Lifers Assembly.

by Julie Harris, Middle School Program Specialist Grade 6 students have been using the Engineering Design Process to build race cars and deepen their understanding of...

Rev. Fletcher's words from the Remembrance Day Service highlight why the day has a deep significance for our school

Our Junior School community gathered for Remembrance Day by reading poems, stories and prayers to honour those who served their country

June 19, 2017 The Province Head of the Class 2017: Quinn Ngawati

The Middle School Closing Ceremonies provide an opportunity not only for students to look forward to summer break but also to reflect on the year that...

Junior School staff and families celebrated the end of the year on Thursday by wishing the best for the Grade 5 students who will...

June 11, 2017 CHEK News Grade 10 Experiential Program Punch Buggy: St. Michaels’ students convert classic Volkswagen Beetle into electric car (Photo courtesy of CHEK News)

June 11, 2017 Globe and Mail Simon Ibell '96 Simon Ibell, inspirational advocate for the disabled, dies at 39

Dates: November 18-19, 2016 Round robin matches are best of 3: first 2 games to 25, 3rd game to 15, no cap. Semi-final, bronze, and final...

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Dr. Whitney Laughlin, Director of University Counselling, will talk to Middle School parents 7 – 8 p.m. Monday May 7 in Copeland Lecture Theatre...

Wednesday I attended a meeting of independent school counsellors in Vancouver with Andrew Arida, VP for Enrollment at UBC, to gain clarity on the...

Jay Rosner, Executive Director of The Princeton Review Foundation, will be speaking to Senior School students and parents (Grades 9 - 11) on "Cracking...

Peter Van Buskirk, Author, Motivational Speaker, and Former Dean of Admission will be presenting on “ The Admission Game”, a lively interactive evening for: Middle...

“We are looking for great students, not great doctors.” Many people assume the following about preparing for medical school: 1.You need to take a mostly science...

Late October in Ontario: crisp, sunny days, frost at night, and the leaves still turning. Wilfred Laurier, Waterloo, Queen's & OCAD: four very different universities...

In an economic downturn, the instinct is to turn towards “practical” courses that provide a student with a certain skill set. I would argue...

Our Director of University Counselling highlights reasons that a high school graduate might want to consider heading across the border to study at university or college

How much do you like to take multiple choice tests (especially when – gasp – you think your ENTIRE FUTURE DEPENDS UPON IT!!)? A. I...