The Parents Association was thrilled to bring back the annual Shark Raffle during today's Assembly! This year, we were delighted to have sold 4,200 tickets all in support of the PA gift to the school!

Through class discussions, videos and other resources, this learning was weaved into the curriculum so our boys could explore the works of Black artists, musicians, historians, and public figures. Most importantly, they continued to learn about the important contributions of the Black community.

On Wednesday, SHS was awash in pink as students, faculty, staff and even some parents proudly wore pink shirts to support the national fight against bullying. This powerful display symbolized our school’s commitment to kindness, inclusion and standing up for what is right.

On Wednesday, our Primary boys celebrated a significant milestone: 100 days of school! The SK boys marked this occasion in true SHS style by teaming up to complete a '100 Day' LEGO challenge, while the JK boys made '100 Day' hats to wear as they enjoyed a fun counting activity!

Today, during Student-Led Conferences, our boys took center stage, proudly showcasing their academic, social, and emotional growth since the start of the school year.

Thursday, February 6, was National Sweater Day at SHS—a day not just to wear sweaters, but to take action and work toward positive change! Our school, along with many others across Canada, showed support for limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius by turning down the heat by the same amount.

Last week, our JK, SK, and Grade 1 boys filled the school with music and joy during their vocal performances. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they took the stage with confidence, embracing their moment to shine.

This year’s Lion Dance filled our halls with joy and excitement as boys, families, and faculty came together for a spectacular cultural celebration. Wednesday’s festivities immersed our community in Lunar New Year traditions by inviting our community to write messages, practice calligraphy, play games, and enjoy a traditional tea ceremony.

This past Saturday, all three Intermediate Jazz Clubs came together for their annual SHS Jazz Retreat, a special day dedicated to preparing for their upcoming performances at the Next Generation Jazz Festival this March. The retreat was an immersive experience, giving the boys the opportunity to refine their skills, deepen their understanding of jazz, and strengthen their connection as a band.