Welcome to the 2020-2021 Stand archive! Here you can find all events and news from last year. Happy reading York!
Dramaway is a drama programme for people with disabilities their programmes range from mulitarts, dance, songwriting and much more. We are looking for submissions from our students in Grades 6-12 to include in the show alongside the performances of our dramaway participants. You can sing, dance, recite a poem, play an instrument or even share a collection of your artwork. Anything that showcases your talent!
On April 23-26th, head York School debate captain Ruby Grinberg competed in The World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championship (WIDPSC), representing The York School and Canada in this annual international event. [...]
The Community Virtual Event Production Team is creating a Farewell Video for the graduating class and we need each one of you grads to be a part of it. We have selected three prompts that we would like you to answer to best showcase your school experience and time at York.
Get excited for Family Feud, SNL skits and radio stations for fun activites this upcoming spirit week! We'll also be having a Jersey/University sweater casual day, and a wear your favourite outfit casual day - with student council members there to take your photo with your grade's designated disposable camera!
The Toronto Youth STEM & Innovation Conference is a free virtual event entirely run by GTA high school students for high school students with exciting speakers such as neuroscientists, architects, engineers, app developers and more! It will be held virtually on February 26 from 3pm-5pm and February 27 from 10am-2pm.
The path ahead for our school needs to involve all members of our community. In addition to our staff REDI (Race, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion) Committee, we wanted to promote student voice in the conversation and remind you that there is a place for students to come together and discuss these issues.
On Saturday morning at 8:30, debaters in both Canada and the US logged onto Discord to compete in “The Burkett Bowl.” This tournament is named after York’s debate coach, Mr. Burkett, and is hosted by York’s debate captains for novice debaters to improve their skills and grow.
Due to the pandemic many of these people will not be able to see their families this holiday season. So, to send messages of joy during this pandemic, on Friday, December 11th and Monday December 14th you will be able to make winter themed greetings with positive messages to be collaged onto large cards and delivered to organizations such as Toronto Senior Care, North York General Hospital and more!