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Our expectations of ourselves need to be adjusted, especially when it comes to adapting to long-term challenges, writes Susan Vachon

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American boarding students Neekan and Jenny write about what it's like moving from the United States to attend boarding school in Canada

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American boarding students Neekan and Jenny write about what it's like moving from the United States to attend boarding school in Canada

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The Middle School Sustainability Council highlights how "no one is too small to make a difference" when it comes to protecting our planet

The post Sustainability Day: Small Changes Make Big Differences appeared first on SMUSpaper.

The Middle School Sustainability Council highlights how "no one is too small to make a difference" when it comes to protecting our planet

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Mark Turner reflects on Remembrance Day and shares optimism looking forward to 2021, including on the important subjects of diversity, equity and inclusion

The post A Letter to Parents appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Grade 12 student Firinne Rolfe signs with Boston's Northeastern University after earning more than $1.2 million in scholarship offers

The post Student Athlete Offered 3 Full-Ride Rowing Scholarships appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Jordan Tessarolo highlights the new Grade 9 ADST course and how it helps students develop skills that will prepare them for life

The post Grade 9 ADST is a ‘Hard Fun’ Course by Design appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Ann Makosinski '15 talks with Capital Daily podcast about her career as an inventor, and merging science and the arts

The post SMUS in the News: Ann Makosinski ’15 Talks Combining Arts and Science appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Remembrance Day at SMUS honours the 134 students and faculty from our school who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars, writes Donna Williams

The post Remembering Them Matters appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Watch the 2020 Junior School Remembrance Day Service as we highlight this important day in our country's history

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Watch the 2020 Remembrance Day Service and join us in remembering the 134 students and faculty who lost their lives during the First and Second World Wars

The post Remembering the Fallen appeared first on SMUSpaper.

The Grade 5 leadership assembly is key piece of our leadership program as we help students develop the skills to be the leaders of tomorrow

The post Everything I Need to Know About Leadership I Learned in Grade 5 appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Heads of Service Council Emily Selwood and Julia McDermott write about why being mindful of others’ needs is important in our world

The post The Importance of Fitting Service into Your Life appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Chaplain Keven Fletcher writes about helping Middle School students navigate the pitfalls of developing their senses of humour

The post How to Be Funny in Middle School appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Jasper Johnston '16 and Aysha Emmerson '18 speak with the CBC about their pandemic postcard project, Dear Canadians

The post SMUS in the News: Alumni Siblings Create Website for Canada’s Pandemic Postcards appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Check out photos from this year's Halloween festivities at SMUS

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Mark Turner writes an update to parents and guardians as we approach November

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Shara Campsall writes about the invisible bucket in our lives that can be filled through positive behaviour

The post Have You Filled a Bucket Today? appeared first on SMUSpaper.

Rugby player Tate Robinson '19 is highlighted in the Sherbrooke Record

The post SMUS in the News: Athlete Tate Robinson ’19 Balances Family Dynamics in Sophomore Season appeared first on SMUSpaper.