List of 15 news stories.

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  CDS Alumnus talks financial literacy with Grade 6s

  By Ms. Street  

  
  

  Earlier this week, the Grade 6 students were lucky enough to have Christian Mitri ‘16, an Investment Advisor for TD Wealth, lead a discussion on financial literacy. We learned about the benefits and pitfalls of using different forms of payment from credit cards and loans to cash and debit cards. He spoke about the power of compounding over time and how wise it was to start investing early.  
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  Mock Trial Team Receives Expert Mentorship

  By Ms. Wyvill-Abubakar

   

  The Mock Trial team is deep in preparation for the upcoming Judge's Cup tournament, with preliminary rounds set to kick off the first week of May!  Organized by the Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN), this year’s competition centers on a complex bike theft case from the fictitious "Wheelie Good Bicycles." 
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  Youth Opportunity Fair

  Join fellow students at the Youth Opportunity Fair on Friday, May 1 at the Zancor Centre! Connect with local businesses and community groups, to see what youth opportunities are available for youth. For the most up to date information on the fair and vendors attending visit www.king.ca/yof.
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  CDS Debaters to Compete at Worlds in Bristol, UK

  Best of luck to Adhya Chandradat ‘27 and Aneesa Khan ‘27, and their coaches Ms. Wyndham-West, Mme Davidson and Mr. Robinson, who will be competing in the World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships in Bristol, UK, starting this Saturday!

   

  This is the 19th consecutive year that CDS has qualified at least one student to compete against some of the top high school speakers and debaters from around the world.
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  CDS Goes to Cambridge and London

  CDS Assistant Director of Post-Secondary Counseling, Darby Moreau, recently traveled to England for an immersive experience at the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London (both considered among the Top 5 universities in the world). She was part of a hand-selected group of 40 post-secondary counselors from independent schools around the world who were invited to spend three days at Cambridge and one day at Imperial College London.
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  CDS Prepares for Math Team Challenge

  By Coaches: Mr. Jugoon and Mrs. Edwards

  
  

  Members of the CDS Math Team are busy preparing for the Canadian Team Math Competition at the University of Waterloo to be held on Wednesday, April 8th. This is the first time in over a decade that CDS has been invited to attend the marquee event at the University of Waterloo Campus, where they will compete against the brightest mathematicians in Canada.

  
  
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  Chasing Spring: A Europe March Break Trip Recap

  By Ethan Starkman ‘28

   

  Over the March Break, 31 CDS students embarked on an unforgettable 10-day journey through the south of France, Spain, and Monaco. We immersed ourselves in European culture, exploring ancient coliseums, castles, churches and Roman ruins. 

  
  

  After our connecting flight through Paris, we landed in Nice, our home base for a couple of days, where we discovered the city's rich history and stunning waterfront views. We then explored ancient cities such as Antibes, where we saw a Picasso museum; Saint-Paul-de-Vence; and Èze, where we toured a perfumery. 

  
  

  
  
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  From the Classroom to the Locker Room: Students Explore Sports Careers at Scotiabank Arena

  By Ms. Romanowich and Ms. O'Connor

   

  This week, our Grade 12 Kinesiology class and aspiring sports professionals traded the classroom for the bright lights of Scotiabank Arena. The day kicked off with a Raptors Career Forum panel right on the arena floor, where five MLSE professionals pulled back the curtain on the multi-billion dollar sports industry.
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  Grade 3 Arcade Game Open House: Science in Action!

  By Katie Chadsey

  
  The Grade 3 students recently wrapped up an exciting and hands-on science unit which focused on forces and building strong, stable structures. And what better way to showcase their learning than by creating their very own arcade games!
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  History Fans Get Rare Access to U of T’s Timothy Snyder

  By Mysha Kapelyukh ‘27  

  
  

  Last week, 10 students accompanied Mr. Vien and Mr. Harvey to listen to a lecture by Professor Timothy Snyder at the University of Toronto. Professor Snyder recently moved from Yale University, where he taught for 24 years, to U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy where he introduced a new course called "Hitler and Stalin Today," focusing on the legacy of authoritarian regimes. 
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  Toronto Theatre Excursion: & Juliet

  By Maya Sood

   

  Last week,  the senior vocal class,  the new design class, and the Grade 10, 11/12 drama classes had the fantastic opportunity to see the musical & Juliet at the Royal Alex Theatre in Toronto. When we arrived at the theatre, we were welcomed with a tour of the theatre. We learned about its history and even heard about the ghosts that haunt it. 
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  Two March Break Trips to Japan: Maki & Sashimi Journeys

  By Hadia Fahad, Maki Group

   

  Japan is a truly wonderful country to visit, filled with breathtaking nature, respectful people, and—most importantly—the best sushi in the world! This wasn’t just a vacation; it was a cultural exploration. Sharing this experience with my homeroom teacher and the friends I’ve grown up with made every moment ten times better.

   

  One of the most impactful parts of the trip was witnessing the cultural differences between Japan and Canada. We noticed how quiet and peaceful public spaces are, especially on the bullet train. Even walking down the street is different, as people stay on specific sides depending on the direction they are traveling!
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  CDS Robotics Team 4951 Prepares for Season Kickoff at Barrie Tournament

  By Lanna Wappel ‘27  

   

  The CDS Senior School Robotics Team, Team 4951 – CDS Cyclones, is excited to begin their 2026 season at their first competition this weekend in Barrie at Georgian College!

   

  This year’s FIRST Robotics Competition game, REBUILT, challenges teams to design robots that can shoot foam balls into high goals and climb a tower in a fast-paced match. The team is looking forward to competing against others and putting their skills to the test.
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  Film Studies Crown the 2026 Oscar Prediction Champion

  Ms. Passafiume

   

  Once again, the Grade 12 Film Studies classes participated in an annual competition to predict the winners of the Oscars! The 98th Academy Awards ceremony took place on Sunday, March 15, which fell over March Break this year. Before the break, students in both classes participated in a competition to predict the winners.
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  Paws for a Break: JS Therapy Dog Visits!

  Pathways to People Team: Ms. Baird, Ms. Vipond, and Madame O'Rourke-Corley

  
  Way back in January, members from our Pathways to People team spoke to the Junior School during assembly about the importance of prioritizing our mental health and wellness. They discussed how essential it is to acknowledge our emotions and find proactive ways to address them.
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