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List of 4 news stories.
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2021 Brevet Graduation Ceremony
Congratulations to our Level III students who received their Brevet diploma today. Our honoured guest, M. Tudor Alexis, the Consul General of France in Toronto, shared his appreciation for our students and their dedication to the French language and education during the ceremony. See all the pictures of the event on our Facebook page.Read More -
Senior School’s Remembrance Day assembly
This year’s Senior School’s Remembrance Day assembly, held virtually, included the compelling stories of Level IV student William P.’s two great-grandfathers, John and Bernard, who both served for Canada during the Second World War.Read More -
Press release - Trick-or-treat for all: TFS supports student’s Treat Accessibly initiative
TFS is proud to support Treat Accessibly, a movement started by one of its students, that helps to make Halloween trick-or-treating more accessible and inclusive, no matter a child's ability or disability.Read More -
News story - Beyond Orange Shirt Day: TFS’ Truth and Reconciliation week aims to spark reflection and awareness
The establishment of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is a strong step towards understanding and reflecting on the important history of colonization and its far-reaching consequences, as well as recognizing the incredible contributions of indigenous people in Canadian society.Read More
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L'Express: Ceremony at TFS to award Gérard Poupée the French National Ordre du Mérite medal
Gérard Poupée, a former TFS principal, was awarded the French Ordre National du Mérite medal on Thursday, November 18, during a ceremony held at TFS, in honour of his passion for and dedication to the French community in Toronto. -
Le Métropolitain - TFS supports the Treat Accessibly initiative
TFS is proud to join a growing number of organizations supporting a TFS family’s movement to make Halloween accessible to all children. Called Treat Accessibly, this initiative can potentially benefit up to 400,000 children in Canada identified as having a disability. -
L’Express - A TFS student wants Halloween to become accessible for all
L’Express de Toronto recently featured a TFS student who, along with her family, founded a movement to make Halloween trick-or-treating accessible and inclusive, no matter a child's ability or disability (in French only). -
Toronto Star - Opening doors through immersion studies
“The more we understand about other cultures, the better we get along,” says TFS’ interim Head of School Norman Gaudet who, along with current parent Lisa Erry, recently talked to the Toronto Star about the benefits of immersion schools
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