Arts
-Noah Pink '01, is a writer, director, and producer of music videos, documentaries, and award-winning short films, including working as co-executive producer for the global anthology television series Genius, alongside Ron Howard and Brian Grazer.
Prep School
Students explore their creative talents through visual art, music, and drama, beginning in Junior Primary. Highlights include Grade One's Monet Picnic at Point Pleasant Park - a celebration of their study of Impressionist masters. In Grade Two, Picasso, Kandinsky, and Mondrian come alive as the students try their hand at cubism and abstract expressionist projects.
In music, students begin with the basics and progress to reading and writing music and using the ukelele in Grade Four. All students in Grades Three and Four are members of the Prep School choir.
Drama is an important part of the Prep School, beginning with our youngest students. Great traditions include Senior Primary's Peter Rabbit, Grade Two's Medieval Feast, and Grade Four's musical production of children's favourites, such as Treasure Island, The Wizard of Oz, and Robin Hood.
In music, students begin with the basics and progress to reading and writing music and using the ukelele in Grade Four. All students in Grades Three and Four are members of the Prep School choir.
Drama is an important part of the Prep School, beginning with our youngest students. Great traditions include Senior Primary's Peter Rabbit, Grade Two's Medieval Feast, and Grade Four's musical production of children's favourites, such as Treasure Island, The Wizard of Oz, and Robin Hood.
Middle School
From pop art printmaking to landscapes of the Group of Seven, Middle School students are exposed to a wide variety of art forms and comprehensive art history. A school-wide art show is held each spring, featuring pieces from students at all grade levels.
Instrumental music is a thriving part of the arts curriculum, in the studio and onstage. Students can perform as part of the concert band, jazz band, and other small ensembles.
Students perform in a major dramatic production each year, ranging from the works of Shakespeare to classics such as Little Women or even collaborating to write their own unique piece.
Instrumental music is a thriving part of the arts curriculum, in the studio and onstage. Students can perform as part of the concert band, jazz band, and other small ensembles.
Students perform in a major dramatic production each year, ranging from the works of Shakespeare to classics such as Little Women or even collaborating to write their own unique piece.
Senior School
Opportunities for creative expression are available as part of the curriculum and outside of the classroom. Students can study visual art as part of the IB Program and, each year, produce incredible projects ranging from sculpture to painting, photography, metalwork, and fashion design. A school-wide art show is held each spring, featuring pieces from students at all grade levels.
In media arts, students have the opportunity to study experimental filmmaking, documentary filmmaking, narrative fictional filmmaking, and webpage design. An annual film gala and awards night is held each year.
The instrumental band is available to students up to Grade 12 as a classroom elective and extra-curricular opportunity. Students perform in our concert bands, jazz bands, and smaller ensembles and as part of the Senior School musical.
Each year, the Senior School produces a Broadway-style musical. Recent favourites include Anything Goes, Pippin and Something Rotten.
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