Category: Upper School

  On Wednesday, Kyra Grossman placed 2nd overall at the U14 CISAA Championship Meet. She ran a great race, leading the whole way. Although she was passed at the end, it was a close finish, and the race could have gone either way. A second place finish at a championship race is quite an achievement,

  Our athletes and coaches are ready to start the winter season! Below is a list of the first try-out dates for each team. Subsequent try-out dates can be found on the school website. U14 Boys Basketball – Monday November 9th – 4:30-5:30 Junior Boys Basketball – Monday November 9th – 7:00am-8:00am Senior Boys Basketball – Monday November 9th – 3:15-4:30 U14 Girls Volleyball – Tuesday November 10th – 4:30-5:30 Junior

  The Salvation Army is looking for bell ringers for their Christmas Kettle Campaign. Any interested students should contact Ms. Hann for more information.

  Interested in hearing from different universities? Both Western University and Brock University will be visiting CPC next week! If it’s UBC that interests you, there is an information session at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.   Monday November 9th– King’s University College @ Western University Tuesday November 10th– Brock University   Your Degree at

  Parent Teacher interviews are just around the corner! The booking process is essential to ensure you are able to meet all your child’s teachers. The ability to book appointments will begin on November 10th at 9:00 am, and will remain open until November 17th at 3 pm. Below are instructions on how to book

  Courage, bravery and strength–these are all words that can help describe Olivia Wise. The Liv Wise Foundation will be hosting their second annual event called Liv, Love, Lyrics on Saturday November 14th. We will be having a bake sale on Tuesday in honour of this event and Liv. Tickets for this event are available online at

  On behalf of the whole PA, I’d like to thank Terry and Wendy (plus their team of volunteers) for a fantastic night at Fabbricca!  We had a great turnout of both parents and teachers who were treated to awesome food, an unbelievable magician and for some, amazing door prizes.  Thank you all for your

It has been great to see students and teachers rally together over the past two weeks to help “scare hunger” in our community. With all the items collected, Crestwood should be proud to know that a difference really has been made to those in need. The winning homeroom was Mr. Tanev’s (with a tentative count

The winter athletic season will be beginning very shortly with try-outs beginning in the next week or so.  Below is a list of the first try-out dates for each team. Subsequent try-out dates can be found on the school website. Learn to Curl – Wednesday November 4th – 3:30-5:30 @ Donalda Curling Club U14 Boys Basketball – Monday November 9th – 4:30-5:30 Junior Boys

Male Athlete of the Month – Jesse Codron Jesse played for the U14 boys soccer team this season.  He led the team offensively with his footwork and game sense.  Jesse was a role model for his team mates attending all practices and games and working hard all season.                

The Junior Boys Volleyball team had an excellent building season this year. Although only competing against students in Grades 9 and 10, our team consisted of students from Grades 7-10. This could have easily intimidated our boys,  however, the team chose to enter each game confidently, always giving 100% on the court. Our most exciting

Crestwood’s Senior Boys’ Volleyball Team saw a mix of team veterans playing alongside a number of athletic newcomers.  Over the course of the season, the individual and team skill level improved dramatically.  By the end of the season, the team was working together to play a high level of volleyball.  The team’s final match was

Crestwood’s U14 Girls Basketball team enjoyed a great season. Not only did the girls show great improvement throughout the season, they also made sure to have fun along the way. The team consistently played with heart, determination, and teamwork. After some hard fought games, the girls made it to the playoffs. Although they didn’t win,

The Junior Girls Basketball team has had an excellent season, finishing in 2nd place in their divisional league play. The team will face Lakefield College this Thursday November 5th at Crestwood for a playoff match. Winning this game will mean a final four tournament on Saturday November 7th, where Crestwood will battle for the title of League Champions! Let’s go

The Senior Girls Basketball team has had a great season in a very competitive division. The girls have been working hard from day one and this hard work has paid off. They are travelling to TMS next Friday November 6th, where they will be competing in the CISAA Semi Finals. Mr.Pagano is extremely proud of the girls

The U14 Boys Soccer team finished the regular season with a record of 1 win and 4 losses. Despite the fact that the boys did not make the playoffs, they have plenty to look forward to in the coming season. Both the midfield and the offense proved game after game that it had little trouble

The Senior Boys Soccer team had a learning season. The base of the team was made out of first year players and only three grades 12’s. Our squad competed hard every game against older and stronger teams, yet they never lost heart. The season finished with one victory and five defeats, which will serve the

This was an exciting year for the Junior Boys Soccer team, which featured five extremely close games that were all decided by less than two goals.  The team was led by excellent play in goal, as well as from the back end defense. This allowed the squad to always be competitive, no matter the quality

Both the U14 and Varsity Cross Country teams had a great season this year. The team trained hard for their races and suffered through intervals, hill repeats and planks, all in the name of faster race times. While our season was shortened due to hurricane weather, the team performed admirably and recorded many personal bests. Coaches

What an amazing Costume Day! The Crestwood students and teachers showed great spirit, and the result was fun, creative, scary and unique costumes!   Best Group Costume: “The Condiments”–Lara Franklin, Molly Wilder-Karabus, Loren Lettieri, Kristina Tzortzis and Abishek Chandaria               Scariest Costume: Pearl Chen          

Fall Interim Report Cards have been completed and are in the mail.  You should be receiving them by the middle of next week.  Information regarding the Crestwood Preparatory College Scholarship and Bursary Foundation along with instructions on how to book your parent-teacher interviews will also be included with the reports.  This year all interview bookings

WHAT A NIGHT! The restaurant was at capacity with parents, staff, and an extremely funny magician on Thursday night at our annual FRIEND RAISER! It was a great night to connect with members of our community. Special thanks to everyone who helped make the night possible and such a fabulous success. The school, the Fabbrica team, the

Tuesday November 3rd – Carleton University Wednesday November 4th- University of British Columbia

Monday November 9th- Ms. Hann and Mr. Mitz will be visiting the Grade 12 English classes to provide the Grade 12 students with their OUAC PIN codes and guide them through the OUAC application process.  Students should come to class that day prepared to begin their application to Ontario universities during class time.  Additional one-on-one