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The SBS students did a fantastic job preforming at the Winter Solstice Concert. The concert portrayed unity, community and inclusion and it was a wonderful festive event. The students had fun singing, dancing, drumming and presenting. Congratulations to the grade 6 students as well who played so magnificently in the band.

City TV visited Sunnybrook to launch the Toy Mountain Campaign. Nathan and Evan started this initiative at SBS 4 years ago and the entire community participates. The goal this year is to collect 205 toys! Many students were interviewed about the importance of the campaign and why people should donate. It will be aired on […]

A favourite day of the year! The staff dressed up as fairy tales and the students had fun at their dance party, class parties and parading around in their costumes!

The average Canadian lives off of $75 worth of groceries a week. The Grade 5 students took on this challenge and headed to Loblaws to see if they could budget for the week. Many students were over budget and had to either cut items off or justify where the extra money is coming from. Those […]

Our Grade 5 and 6 students attend Kandalore Camp for three days and two nights. They participated in rock climbing, archery, high ropes, low ropes, fire building and orientation. It is a great way for the students to bond with each other through cooperative games and learn leadership skills. They returned tired but they had […]

One of Sunnybrook’s favourite events. “Sunnybrook Reads” is a community event held each Fall to celebrate literacy and add to our library collection. Three events occur on this special day. First is the “Birthday Book” program, where our librarian selects many wonderful books for the children and their families to peruse, choose and purchase, to add to the […]

Sunnybrook is part of the Small School Athletic Federation and we compete against other small schools. 55% of our grade school population is on the Cross Country team. The team practices twice a week and are well prepared for the meets. This year eight of our students placed in the top ten!! Way to go […]

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day for students to reflect and be educated on the relationships between indigenous and non-indigenous people. Students wear orange shirts today to promote the truth that every child matters.

What a success! It was amazing to see so many parents come to help out at our event and volunteer. We appreciate their enthusiasm and dedication. This year, the students really pushed themselves and showed resilience – the younger students ran double the expected amount – well done SBS!

A GR 6 student initiated an action to donate old, gently used backpacks to Thorncliffe Park Public School. This will help students who don’t have a backpack or school supplies have a better start to their year. Thank you to the community for donating 67 BACKPACKS for the drive – what a great action.