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Shara Campsall provides an introduction to this year's Annual Appeal campaign: "Every Student, Every Opportunity".

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Jill Van Gyn, a former SMUS student and entrepreneur, spoke to our Business Education 10 class

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Junior School teacher Mr. Gordon Chan is highlighted in the latest SMUS Teacher Feature

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The Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea is looking or volunteers in Sidney. If you are 13-18 years old and are are interested in volunteering on an ongoing basis, you can apply to work as a volunteer naturalist who greets and educates visitors in the aquarium. Learn about the Salish Sea Bioregion and have fun […]

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Seattle Business magazine features Kristina Bergman in a series highlighting women who are trailblazers in their profession

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Paul Leslie, Director of Admissions and Engagement, previews what families can expect from Fall Spark Open House.

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One year after first pitching his word 'levidrome', Grade 3 student Levi continues to push to get the term added to the dictionary

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Student Diya Courty-Stephens is nominated for a philanthropy award for starting an organization that aims to reduce food waste

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The Prefect Council enlists students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 – and our Head of School – to define 'school spirit' at SMUS

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The Burnside Gorge Community Centre needs volunteers for their Santa’s Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 9–11:30 a.m. Santa’s Pancake Breakfast is an annual Christmas event for families, featuring musical entertainment, crafts and activities, a delicious pancake breakfast and photos with Santa! Volunteer positions: • Clean-up Crew • Craft & Activity Leaders • Greeters […]

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The Oak Bay News highlights Orange Shirt Day at the Junior School, spearheaded by one of our Grade 4 students

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Incredibly, the Thanksgiving Weekend is already upon us. I am sure that everyone can agree that the opening weeks of the school year are very full! This is an intentional effort to engage our students as quickly as possible in everything we do, as research tells us that engaged students are the most successful in […]

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Mr. Mark Turner discusses why boarding students are important for the whole St. Michaels University School community

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Rev. Keven Fletcher writes about marking Orange Shirt Day and our commitment to building authentic relationships with our local peoples

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Middle School students learn the importance of finding balance in their lives to help set them up for academic success

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Volunteer for the Oaklands Breakfast with Santa! This event is on December 15 from 9 to 11 am. This super fun breakfast is for young children to come out and have a special pancake breakfast and then visit with Santa. Each child goes home with a toy! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours long and will […]

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Soccer, field hockey, volleyball, rugby and rowing are highlighted in the latest Athletics Week in Review

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Head of School Mr. Mark Turner writes about our school's recent CAIS accreditation

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Teacher, houseparent and Head of Experiential Education, Mr. Reagan Daly is highlighted in this week's SMUS Teacher Feature

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Mr. Paul Leslie, Director of Admissions, writes about the role SMUS plays in transforming students

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