In light of Thursday’s (Dec.15th) unexpected snowstorm, please review the information below. If there is a heavy snowstorm overnight and it stops by approximately 5-6:00 in the morning, there should be no problem with the hill.  The city has us on their priority list and will plow the hill 2-3 times before 7:30.  We end up with the best plowed

On Monday the U12 Boys basketball team travelled to the York School to play in their first game of the season. The York School came out of the gates on fire, going up 7-0 to start the game. The Crestwood boys fought back, going a 14-4 run to jump ahead by 3 points. In the second half

Soulpepper’s beloved production of A Christmas Carol has become a Toronto tradition. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as he is visited by three ghosts who help him understand the importance of charity in the holiday season. With Crestwood School’s own Cody Black starring as Tiny Tim this classic is sure to be a hit.  The production runs

Be The Change has been a great success so far!  We have a total of $2, 017.00 in just five days. That’s enough to sponsor either Thomas or Gilo, but not enough to sponsor both.  We need to raise another $1,000 by Wednesday to help make Thomas’ and Gilo’s dreams of education come true.  Don’t forget to

5A and 5B had an amazing time with their Scientist in School this week. Through a series of hands-on experiments, students were able to create and experience both chemical and physical changes.  They were also able to identify a mystery substance by conducting an experiment using vinegar, iodine, and grape juice!  This was a great way for both classes

The JK and SK’s had a wonderful morning at the YPT theatre watching Seussical the Musical! It was a great show with lots of singing and dancing and colourful costumes! Horton says…People are people no matter how small. The JK and SK’s are the best of all! -Ms. Sandler and Ms. Young  

The Grade 6 students are busy working on a big installation project following the steps of American artist Louise Nevelson. Students have completed the first part of assembling individual pieces and are now moving onto combining sculptures. We are all looking forward to the final product. -Anya Romanenko

As part of Crestwood’s ongoing commitment to serving our community, we will be holding a fundraising campaign called, “Be The Change”, from Monday, December 12th until Wednesday, December 21st.  Students are asked to bring in their spare change and add their donation to the jar located in their classroom.  The class who raises the most

Present, But Preoccupied You are here, but not really here. Your mind is elsewhere. You don’t think that the people around you notice it. They do. You don’t think that it is hurting your relationships with them.  It is. Disinterested. Disengaged. Distracted. You are an emotional vortex as your mind drifts deep into thoughts elsewhere. Present, but preoccupied.

Hello everyone, my name is Raymond Liu. I am from Class 6C and one of my favourite things to do in my free time is to draw. I draw every week and I really enjoy sketching, painting and other types of art. I started art when I was three and then I continued to draw

The Grade Ones spent the last few weeks learning about Nutrition and the Four Food groups. To wrap up a wonderful and educational theme, they attended their annual visit to Loblaws Upstairs Cooking School yesterday afternoon. They were talented chefs, decorating not only their pizzas, but a gingerbread cookie, as well! After a healthy Nutritious

The U12 Co-Ed Hockey Team fell to the TFS Tigers yesterday in an exciting contest at York Mills Arena. It was a back and forth affair with many chances traded at both ends. The Tigers busted through with the game’s first three goals before the defenceman Dylan Wilkinson pulled us to within two with a

Stop beating yourself up mentally. You spend too much time replaying your mistakes in your mind. By doing so, you are creating lots of negative mental images. Reserve analyzing your past mistakes for times when you’re with your coach. Spend more time replaying the positive, technical aspects of your performances. This is called strength psychology.

The U12 Co-Ed Hockey team started their season yesterday on the right note as they travelled to UCC to face their Grade 5 squad. The game was very entertaining with tons of chances at both ends throughout three periods. Crestwood broke through first with a tally from Grade 4 forward Jason Zhou who placed a

The deadline for Term 2 Hot Lunch forms is Friday, December 9th. AND All Clubs are cancelled on Wednesday, December 7th.

My name is Samantha Kaziev and I am the Primary French teacher at Crestwood School. I am new this year, as I have spent the last 3 years at the Toronto French School. I completed my undergrad at York University, at their Glendon Campus and completed my teacher education program in Buffalo, New York. I

On Wednesday, November 30th the Grade 3 students performed their musical “Go Fish!”, a story about some sharks and their unique group of sea friends who discover how their differences make them each special.  They had a spectacular performance! Thanks once again to Ms. Romanenko and the Art Committee for all of their hard work

The Grade 5 classes spent Wednesday morning at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. They were able to participate in a mock debate and learn about the many responsibilities of the provincial government. Unfortunately they were unable to meet the honourable Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario as she was away on business.  It was a short trip that