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Our latest post on Learning in Action, a journal highlighting the academic program at BSS, explores how Grade 5 students are engineering the future of Toronto's waterfront, and connecting academic concepts with ethical citizenship.

From our youngest students discovering the joy of movement to our elite competitors preparing for post-secondary play, the winter has been a season of grit, growth and achievement.

BSS students are redefining creative excellence through immersive residencies, high-energy musical theater and captivating dance showcases.

This winter, Senior Kindergarten students have been delving into the classic story The Mitten, using this rich anchor text to develop and deepen their literacy and inquiry skills.

On January 27, BSS parents came together for the inaugural Article Club, a joint initiative of the Parent Association and Well-Being Team designed to create welcoming, purposeful spaces to discuss timely topics affecting our children.

5-6-7-8! Calling all former BSS theatre kids! Actors, techies and audience-goers alike are invited to the opening night of the Senior School musical production of Chicago.

Writer Emma KNIGHT ’06 returned to BSS last week as this year’s Hill Canadian Author, joined by her friend and fellow writer Monica AINLEY de la Villardière ’06.

In celebration of Hockey Day, alumnae are invited to a friendly game of shinny between alum and members of our school hockey teams, followed by an open family skate on our outdoor rink.

This fall, Grade 12 dance students participated in a collaborative program with Heydon Park Secondary School, using movement and creativity to build connection, confidence and community.

BSS Summer Academy is a great way to get ahead, catch up or discover a new passion. Registration is now open for our 2026 programs!

Our comprehensive University Counselling program helps students identify post-secondary pathways that align with their strengths, interests and aspirations. The Class of 2026 has already received admission to highly competitive universities, as shown by early offers from institutions in Canada, the US, the UK and beyond.

Our annual Careers Breakfast series offers the chance for senior students to hear from BSS alumnae who are actively working in industries they might be interested in pursuing.

This December, 125 students in Grades 7–12 from nine Toronto schools came together at the BSS Model UN for two days of leadership, collaboration and debate on some of the world’s most pressing global issues

In science classes across the Senior School, BSS students are transforming complex chemical and physical principles into functional, yet imaginative designs.

Grade 12 student, Omara D '26, is channeling her passion for global issues into active youth leadership as a member of The Centre for Global Education Youth Advisory Council.