News

We are pleased to launch Assembly, our newly-reimagined alumnae magazine, envisioned by and produced for BSS Old Girls.

During  a year of unprecedented challenge, BSS graduates have shown grit, resilience and leadership. We know they will ascend to new heights, as they begin leading-edge programs at universities and colleges around the world, in fields as diverse as engineering, biomedical sciences, musical theatre, social work, and interactive media and game design.

Global Leaning and the Holocaust Education Committee are pleased to launch the new BSS Virtual Holocaust Memorial.

We are thrilled to congratulate Dr. Sarah KAWAGUCHI ’05 (2020) and Beth BEATTIE ’86 (2021), our Distinguished Old Girl Award (DOGA) recipients.

Attention educators! Delve into Reggio-inspired and inquiry-based learning, alongside experienced JK to Grade 6 educators from The Bishop Strachan School.

Join Global Learning and the Muslim Student Union for a virtual screening of the film Enemy of the Reich: The Noor Inayat Khan Story, which depicts the life of a Muslim war heroine during World War II.

Congratulations to Stephanie Urena Rodriguez, Class of 2021, who was awarded the Loran Scholarship, Canada’s largest and most comprehensive four-year undergraduate award on the basis of character, service and the promise of leadership.

We've launched an informal series of events exclusively for the BSS community. With so much talent in the alumnae community, we thought we should share it with everyone!

On march 17, Grade 8 students went on a virtual field trip to the former Mohawk Institute, a residential school operating from 1831 to 1970 outside of nearby Brantford, Ontario.

Join BSS and other participating schools at The Girls' School Advantage, hosted by the National Coalition of Girls' Schools on Friday, April 23.

The Junior School Girls’ March was started by three current Grade 9 students four years ago, as part of a class research project, and the tradition has continued, even during COVID-19.

When Leah F in Grade 7 learned that she wouldn’t be able to celebrate her bat mitzvah with a traditional party, due to COVID-19, she turned what many would consider a major disappointment into a story of inspiration.

On March 1, BSS was honoured to host Souvankham Thammavongsa, author of the Giller-prize winning short fiction collection How to Pronounce Knife, for the annual Hill Canadian Author speaker series.

On Friday, February 19, 450 students in Grade 8 - 12 from Canadian and international independent schools (as well as the Grade 6 BSS classes) came together virtually to collaborate, share, and cultivate a sense of belonging at the first YouBelong Student Diversity Leadership Summit.

Do you want to get ahead this summer? Are you wondering how you'll fit in all the amazing courses you want to take in high school? You can earn a full credit, upgrade your skills or explore something new at BSS Summer Academy.

Middle School English teacher Celeste Kirsh loves talking about education. That's why she started the Cohort21 podcast Teaching Tomorrow as a way to give teachers easy access to inspiring, thoughtful conversations about education that address authentic dilemmas faced by real educators.

We are thrilled to announce Sandy Hudson as the Keynote Speaker for our student-led YouBelong Summit. Hudson is a Jamaican-Canadian activist, writer and educator from Toronto. She is credited with co-founding the official Toronto branch of Black Lives Matter, helping to launch a larger presence for the movement in Canada.

On February 19, BSS will host a virtual student leadership and diversity conference for Canadian independent school students in Grades 8 -12.