On March 8, people around the country come together to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) 2023 in Canada. It’s a global day organized annually that recognizes and celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. This year, the Government of Canada’s Theme for IWD is ‘Every Woman Counts’. Internationally, the theme is ‘Embrace […]
...moreOn Wednesday, April 26 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Trafalgar will host guest speaker Steve Chapelle. Titled, UNMASKED, the objective of his seminar is to minimize social media risks to children and the family. This session is open to the community and pre-registration is encouraged. Please share and register online here.
...moreRegistration for Trafalgar’s Co-ed Summer Day Camp is now open! Camp will run from July 4 to August 25 for campers ages 4 to 12. Campers can sign up for one week, two or all eight! We anticipate spots will fill fast so check out our website for more information or register online today: https://trafalgarcamp.campbrainregistration.com/ […]
...moreTrafalgar had the pleasure of welcoming author/illustrator Michael Gayle to the Castle to speak with some of our students. A graduate from University of Toronto, Scarborough (U of T), Gayle wrote and illustrated his first picture book in 2016 at age 19. Now 26, Gayle is promoting is third book, Krumpp’s First Taste. The collaborative […]
...moreOn February 7, a total of 63 Trafalgar students travelled to three different locations in York Region to participate in rehearsals for the annual Conference of Independent Schools’ Music Festival (CISMF). The School had students participate in all three Choirs as well as all three Bands. The CISMF showcases students from various schools performing together […]
...moreCelebrated each year on February 14 since 2012, Have a Heart Day is a child and youth-led reconciliation event, initiated by the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada (the Caring Society), that brings together caring Canadians. Building on the interest of First Nations child and family services leaders to create a national […]
...moreOn January 12 the Grade 11 student leaders held a Games Night for our Grade 9 students. The event provided the opportunity for students to develop relationships with their classmates and form bonds with other students at the School. Lauren M., Grade 11 Trafalgar student shares, “Having friends within your grade allows for everything to […]
...moreJoin us for our in-person Admissions Open House, Tuesday, April 18 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Our dedicated Admissions team is eager to meet you and share the many opportunities available to students at Trafalgar Castle School. We recognize that finding the right school can be overwhelming and we are here to help families every […]
...moreGrade 11 Trafalgar student McKenna’s (Mick) Penny Pack initiative was first featured by the School in March of 2018. Now, in its fifth year, the Penny Pack initiative continues to help those most vulnerable in our community. What started as a project-based learning challenge with Future Design School (FDS) in her Grade 7 year after […]
...moreFor the past five years Trafalgar has donated poinsettias to the New Life Neighbourhood Centre (Neighbourhood Centre) in Oshawa for their Christmas events. The poinsettias are purchased by parents, staff and community members through the Parents’ Guild annual poinsettia fundraiser. Ann Thompson, Director of the Neighbourhood Centre shares the importance of donations throughout the year, […]
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