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Tay It Forward
Help families facing food insecurity and receive a dazzling friendship bracelet made with care by a Linden student.
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Celebrating International Women's Day at Linden: Inspiring Inclusion
Linden was one of the first girls' schools in the world to be founded on feminist principles, and on International Women's Day (IWD), we honour our roots.
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Youth Philanthropy Initiative Participation Inspires Skill-Building, Academic Excellence, and Civic Engagement.
During our recent Youth Philanthropy Initiative (YPI), led by Eliza, Linden’s senior English teacher, Grade 9 students displayed exceptional courage, eloquence, and passion as they stood before Linden community members and YPI representatives to present their projects. Each team advocated for a charitable organization that addressed a cause that resonated deeply with the students. The most effective presenters, as decided by a judging panel of teachers and senior students, received $5,000 to donate to their charity.
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Grade 12s Lead Spirit Week, Filled With Exploration-Themed Fun
In a longstanding tradition, Term 2 concludes with Spirit Week, in which Linden’s Grade 12 students lead community-building activities for students and staff alike. They decorated every inch of the school to reflect their chosen theme of exploration, and each day, students and teachers dressed up in creative and whimsical costumes that reflected the exploration of space, oceans, caves, the Arctic, and jungles.
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Grade 8 Students Merge Environmental Consciousness with Creative Writing
The Grade 8 English class took on a culminating task for their Novel Study unit by crafting original short stories, inspired by the themes resonating in the dystopian novel, "The Marrow Thieves," penned by Indigenous author Cherie Dimaline. Students incorporated insights gained from their STEM For A Better World Fair projects, which centered around crucial issues concerning water and the environment, infusing their narratives with scientific understanding and consciousness of environmental issues impacting Indigenous people.
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A Masterclass in Script Writing and Creating Compelling Narratives with Spencer Gilbert
Multi-talented playwright, director, actor, designer, and stage manager Spencer Gilbert recently visited our high school English classes. He shared his expertise in scriptwriting and guided students through the process of converting and formatting scripts.
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A Celebration of Academic Excellence, Social Responsibility and Community!
Curiosity takes flight at our recent STEM For A Better World Fair! Students delved into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, empowered to leverage their new STEM expertise to create a better world.
Linden's budding scientists chose issues of personal interest, using the scientific method to navigate the intricate pathways of hypothesis, experimentation, and analysis, unveiling insights and discoveries that ignited their imaginations. From innovative hand-made prosthetics to path-breaking environmental studies conducted in our nearby ravine, each project is a testament to the boundless potential of young minds engaged.
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Senior Students’ Visit to Post-Production House Filled with Learning and Discovery
Linden's senior Communications Technology students recently visited Thomas and Grant from Toast and Jam where they learned about the relationship between mastering audio quality and establishing strong visual effects, the processes of audio and video design, and the methods used to carefully balance out sounds during production.
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Jacqueline Scott Leads Linden on a Transformative Ravine Walk for Black History Month
Linden marked Black History Month with a ravine walk for all students led by author and PhD candidate Jacqueline Scott, an expert in the intersection of history, race and nature. Through provocative questions, she challenged students to use a different lens to view urban green spaces such as parks, gardens and ravines.
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Associate Principal Beth Alexander Published in The Globe & Mail
We are pleased to celebrate a recent Globe and Mail opinion piece by The Linden School’s Associate Principal and STEM Curriculum Leader Beth Alexander.
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Grade 10 Student Wins Scholarship to AI Education Program
Senior math teacher Sang Lee and Grade 10 student Nasinya Patterson celebrate her award.
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Linden Welcomes Holocaust Survivor Edith Gelbard
Hiding Edith, by Kathy Kacer, tells the true story of Edith Schwalb, a young Jewish girl who was saved from the Nazis by the courage of the entire French village of Moissac.
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Youth in Philanthropy Project Leads to Discovery & Empowerment for Grade 9 Students
Grade 9 student Azadeh was moved by the vulnerability of trans youth to suicide ideation and suicide attempts due to transphobia and bullying.
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