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List of 6 news stories.
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TFS students excel at Model UN in Morocco
Read More“In the face of emergency in war, how can the UN act?”This was the central question facing Level III and IV TFS Model UN students as they traveled to Morocco for AMMUN (André Malraux Model UN). This prestigious conference provided our students with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to step into the shoes of global diplomats within a vibrant and complex political landscape. -
A behind-the-scenes look at UNESCO
This March Break, TFS students visited UNESCO headquarters in Paris for a unique look at international diplomacy in action. Exploring the landmark site, designed by Bernard Zehrfuss, Marcel Breuer and Pier Luigi Nervi, the group viewed iconic works by Miró, Picasso and Calder. The visit offered a rare chance to see diplomacy unfold firsthand, beyond the classroom.Read More -
TFS commemorates International Holocaust Remembrance Day
TFS was honoured to host an assembly for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, bringing together students across all grades for a day of reflection, learning and remembrance.Read More -
35 years of IB at TFS | Building independence that lasts
This year, as we mark 35 years of implementing the IB programme at TFS, we’re reminded how this decision continues to shape the experience of every student who walks through our doors. We’re pleased to have Daniel Cohen, Executive Director of the Learning Forum, share how his team works alongside students to set them up for success. He also sits down with two recent graduates: Elaine Pan ’23, an industrial and operations engineering student at the University of Michigan, and Sébastien Farnham ’23, who is studying psychology at the University of British Columbia while pursuing a Masters of Management at Sauder. Together, they reflect on their journeys through TFS, the IB and life beyond.Read More
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The power of our stories: 30 years of Black History Month in Canada
TFS marked the 30th anniversary of Black History Month in Canada with an assembly on “the power of our stories,” featuring student speakers and a keynote from Sabine Soumare, Chief of Staff and Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.Read More -
A journey into the heart of Canadian identity
At TFS, being a part of an international community begins with embracing the bilingual fabric that connects us to our own country.Read More
TFS in the news
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Private schools fuel excellence through fundraising
From state-of-the-art facilities to leading-edge programs, Canada’s private schools offer students a wealth of opportunities from which to learn and grow. However, tuition revenue alone doesn’t fully cover the costs of providing the quality education and experiences private schools are known for. -
A strong foundation prepares young people for university life
For most private schools, preparing young people for university life means building strong foundational skills. That means not just preparing them academically for the rigours of post-secondary school but nurturing personal development, so that students are able to adapt and thrive in new and challenging environments. -
Private school selection: Two factors parents should consider
Choosing a private school is a life-shaping decision – one that involves careful thought and significant financial investment. -
Architect John Shaw created buildings that are restrained, friendly and warm
As one of the partners at CS&P Architects, Shaw helped design dozens of schools and libraries, a post office, a YMCA and more.
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