• If a student missed the original Photo Day, please ensure they have their photo taken on Thursday.
• If you choose to have photos retaken, the original photos must be returned on the day of the retake.

Reminder: Students Should Wear Their
#1 School Uniform From October 14–March 13

• Full # 1 School Uniforms, including white dress shirt, school tie, black belt, grey dress pants, grey socks, and black dress shoes (polishable).
• Blazers are expected for ALL school assemblies.
• No hoodies or sweatshirts are allowed to be worn in the school.
• School-purchased sweaters are permissible.
• Dress shoes must be worn: black runners or tennis shoes are not permitted.
• Students should not wear athletic attire at the Senior School Campus unless permission is granted. 
• Hair should be neatly trimmed and away from the face.
• Facial hair is only permitted if kept tidy.
• The dress code is in effect during school hours and throughout all school-sponsored activities, unless otherwise specified.

Participate In The Sustainability Portfolio’s Empty Bottle Drive From October 20–23 & Get A Free Cookie

The Sustainability Portfolio is running an Empty Bottle Drive from October 20–23, at Mathew’s Quad in front of Princeps Hall during lunch.

Please bring your empty bottles to be recycled and receive free cookies. Every two bottles donated is equivalent to a free cookie, with no limit. Please note that individuals with allergies are responsible for managing their dietary needs accordingly. 

For any questions, please contact Yousef S. ‘27 via email at: [email protected].

Explore The World With Our 
2026 Global Stewardship Trips!

Are you ready for a life-changing adventure? Our 2026 Global Stewardship Programs are accepting applications for two unforgettable Experiential Learning Trips designed to ignite curiosity, inspire leadership, and deepen global understanding. These trips are open to current Grades 8–12 students. Please see the trip details below:

❄️ Trip 1: Yukon | Experience Life In Canada’s North 

📅 March 14–21, 2026 | 🧭 Eight-Day Program
 👥 Open to Grades 8–12 | ✈️ Cost: $4,700–5,200
 👣 In partnership with Insight Global Education

Discover the power of place-based learning in Canada’s North. From Indigenous-led workshops to exploring Tombstone Park, this journey emphasizes reconciliation, cultural connection, and environmental stewardship in one of the most stunning regions of the country.

🌟 Highlights: Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Indigenous traditions, Dawson City Gold Rush history, and local arts workshops. 

To learn more, watch this video from our previous adventure to the Yukon, or watch the recording of the Information Evening with Insight Global Education. 

To apply for the Trip To The Yukon, please complete this application form. Please note that this form will close on Wednesday, October 29th, or earlier if the spaces fill up. 

🌿 Trip 2: Explore The Maritimes | Nova Scotia & Cape Breton

📅 June 13–20, 2026 | 🧭 Eigh-Day Expedition
👥 Grades 8–11 | ✈️ Cost: $4900-5,500 (approx.)

Join us on our adventure to Nova Scotia & Cape Breton in June 2026! Start your summer holiday with an incredible adventure to the Maritimes. This trip blends fascinating learning experiences centred on Canada’s military and cultural history with extensive leadership development through hiking, kayaking, and rafting. This trip can also be used as a qualifying Adventurous Journey Trip for students aged 14+ taking the Duke of Edinburgh Award for Bronze, Silver, or Gold levels. 

🌟 Highlights: Explore themes such as Outdoor Adventure and Leadership Skills; East Coast and Canadian Military History; Immigration and Cultural Diversity in Canada; Climate Change and the Environment; as well as Indigenous Culture and Identity. 

 

To apply for the Trip To Nova Scotia & Cape Breton, please complete this application form. Please note that this form will close on Wednesday, October 29th, or earlier if spaces fill up. 

For more information about either of these trips, please direct your questions to Ms. Sarah McLean, Head of Global Stewardship, via email at: [email protected].

Important Date Change:
University Counselling Grade 12 Parent Evening Rescheduled To Tuesday, October 14

The Grade 12 Parent Evening, originally taking place on Wednesday, October 1st, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, October 14th from 7:00–8:30 pm in Princeps Hall at the Senior School.

The University Counselling Department looks forward to providing you with updates on the post-secondary landscape and details of how your son is being supported this year. We will also share information about timelines, next steps, writing and video supplements, transcripts, and more!

Please note that there is no need to RSVP for this event. 

For any questions regarding this event, please reach out to Ms. Lara Sleath, Administrative Assistant to University Counselling, via email at: [email protected].

~ The University Counselling Department

Athletics Updates

CSSHL Hockey

With the CSSHL Hockey season in full swing, all our teams are gearing up for another exciting week of action. The U15 Varsity squad will host Delta on October 18th, followed by RHA Kelowna on October 19th. The U17s have a quieter week with no games scheduled, using the time to fine-tune their play in practice. The U15 Prep Team wraps up the Bauer U15 Elite Invite Tournament on Thanksgiving Day before turning their attention to a PCHA Series in Langford, where they’ll face Pacific Coast Hockey Academy in back-to-back games on October 18th and 19th. Joining them in Langford, the U18s will also take on Pacific in a two-game series over the same weekend.

 

Rowing
The Rowing Team is back on the water this week, putting in the early mornings and hard strokes as they prepare for the fall season ahead. Every session brings more rhythm, power, and teamwork — great things are coming from this crew! 

Soccer 

The Grade 10 Soccer Team has wrapped up their season, but will continue training to sharpen their skills and boost their chances of earning a spot on one of the Senior Teams next year. The Second XI are set to host Southpointe on October 15th in what promises to be an exciting matchup. Meanwhile, the First XI will travel to Stanstead, Quebec, for the CAIS Championship. They’ll kick off pool play on October 16th against Appleby College and Selwyn House, followed by Crescent School on October 17th. Depending on the results, they’ll have an additional game later that day and a final match on October 18th. Best of luck to all the boys as they represent Saints! 

Swimming

After making a splash at the ISA Championships, the Swim Team is back in the pool, training hard and staying focused as they prepare for the upcoming Zone Championships.

Cross Country

After a strong showing in the league meets so far, the Cross Country Team is back to training hard, aiming to shave down their times and peak for the fast-approaching Zone Championships.

Volleyball

Our Junior Volleyball Teams are hard at work in the gym, sharpening their skills and building strong team chemistry as they continue to develop their game. Meanwhile, our Senior Squad is gearing up for the Days at the Dome Tournament on October 19th, a big weekend of competition that will test their focus, teamwork, and grit. Let’s go, Saints! 

Rugby

Get ready, Rugby fans — it’s a big upcoming week full of action! On October 15th, the Grade 9s host a play day featuring Brentwood, Shawnigan, and Collingwood in what’s sure to be a day full of exciting matchups and impressive skills. The following day, on October 16th, our Grade 8s take on longtime rivals Shawnigan, who make the trip across the pond for what’s always a spirited and hard-fought battle. Let’s go, Saints! 

Fitness Centre Updates

The Athletics Team will announce once the space is open and ready. We are very close!

Please follow the Saints Athletics IG account as we post frequently, and it’s a great way to see recent scores and upcoming games!

Highlights From The Senior School



Have A Great Long Weekend!