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The SPA hosted CAPES FOR KIDS today where students showed their support for funding important programs and services for kids and teens with disabilities. All proceeds will be donated to Holland Bloorview Hospital. Thank you to the SPA for organizing the events and thank you to the community for their support .

BBrrrrrrr it’s cold in here! Sunnybrook is bundling up and wearing sweaters today as we have turned down the heat to save energy. We are raising money for the world wildlife fund. Thank you to our green team for the initiative.

The Grade 2-6 students took to the slopes and had a great day! We lucked out with the weather- it was perfect! The students started with lessons followed by skiing in groups with parent volunteers. It was a spectacular day!

French performer, Njacko Backo presented today at Sunnybrook school. The students (and even the teachers) had a chance to drum with him. The audience sung in French and danced energetically to the songs. Njacko shared a folklore story that his mom used to tell him, teaching us about trust. It was such a wonderful community […]

It is the last day of term and the senior choir walked over to our local senior residence center. It was a wonderful concert and the audience members were so happy and cheerful with the selection of songs. After the concert, the students gave cards to the residents and had conversations with them. Have a […]

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 […]