News Archive

The spirit of hope, perseverance, and community came alive at LCS as students, teachers, and staff united for a meaningful cause. The school played host to a Terry Fox Run on Saturday, September 16 by bringing together students in Grades 9 to 11 to honour the legacy of Canadian hero, Terry Fox, and raise funds for cancer research.

For several decades, Lakefield College School graduates have continued a cherished tradition, embarking on a four-day canoe trip in Algonquin Provincial Park. This annual expedition is more than just a journey into the wilderness; it's an opportunity for students to connect with nature, form new bonds, and develop valuable life skills at the start of the new school year.

In the world of artistry, every brushstroke and hue has the power to convey emotions, stories, and a deep sense of creativity. Buckhorn Festival of the Arts, held in August, celebrated this essence of art, and among its talented participants was Dawn Liu ’26, whose watercolour painting captured the essence of the stained glass window in A.W. Mackenzie Chapel, earning her a well-deserved 2nd place.

Congratulations to LCS Dancer, Norah Appleby ’24 for her remarkable achievement in earning a spot at the prestigious International Dance Organization World Championships in Germany!

Last week, our Grade 11 students dove headfirst into the spirit of teamwork and innovation during their first LCV (Leadership, Character, Values) activity of the year. As they prepare for an incredible year ahead, they were given a challenge that showcased their inventive prowess.

As the opening week at Lakefield College School drew to a close, our newest students were welcomed with open arms and hearts to the vibrant community that is LCS.

After a successful 2022/23 year of Musical Theatre showcases at LCS, featuring Something Rotten! and The Play That Goes Wrong, we can’t wait to see what our next cohort of students has in store for the upcoming school year.

This summer, Lakefield College School faculty and staff ventured into a unique and enriching experience as they gathered for a weekly pottery class led by the talented Cory Miller (Guidance and Learning).

At Lakefield College School, traditions are a cornerstone of our community, connecting students across generations and grounding them in the rich history of The Grove. For our Grade 12 students, the final year at LCS is a culmination of these traditions, and we encourage them to savour every moment of their Lakefield experience.

On Wednesday evening, the Class of 2024 gathered for a poignant and cherished tradition that marks the start of their academic journey for the 2023/24 school year: Opening Grad Chapel.

Dominique Thiele ’24, a talented Grade 12 LCS student, made waves in the Toronto art scene this summer with her thought-provoking artwork, drawing attention to the critical issue of food disparity. Dominique's piece was among the twelve chosen for the prestigious "Food for Art" exhibition at the Remote Gallery on 568 Richmond Street West in downtown Toronto.

Our campus roared back to life this week as we eagerly welcomed our new Grade 9 to 11 students, along with our Grads. We can't wait to greet the rest of our returning students tomorrow, bringing back the vibrant energy that makes The Grove a special place to be.

In the ever-evolving landscape of psychology and well-being, the International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA) World Congress stands as a beacon of knowledge and innovation. This year, our very own Libby Dalrymple (Director of THRIVE) and Vicky Boomgaardt (Assistant Head: Community) attended the conference in Vancouver.

In our Wilderness & Camping Adventures Program this week, our campers had a blast immersing themselves in activities that brought them closer to nature and taught them valuable life skills.

This week in our Grade 11 Biology course, our students embarked on an action-packed journey that brought them up close and personal with the fascinating marine life of Passamaquoddy Bay in New Brunswick. 

This week in Grade 10 Science, our young scientists have been immersed in a world of discovery, conducting fascinating experiments, and delving into the intricacies of cellular biology.

Today marks our third week in the LCS Leaders in Training (LIT) program and our campers have been engaging in a range of activities and lessons that are molding them into confident and compassionate leaders.

We are pleased to share that twelve LCS educators have successfully completed their Certificate in Positive Education through THRIVE!

Thank you to all LCS students, families, faculty, and staff for another incredible year at The Grove! On Saturday, June 17, we enjoyed a joyous celebration of the accomplishments and growth our students achieved throughout the 2022/23 academic year.

On June 3, LCS students eagerly suited up to ride their bikes as a part of the 2023 Jack Ride, Canada's Ride for Youth Mental Health. This event supports thousands of young leaders dedicated to shaping the future of youth mental health across the country. 

This year, Lakefield College School students embarked on exhilarating exchange trips that spanned three continents, including South Africa, France, Australia, Germany, and Scotland. These transformative experiences offered our students a unique blend of challenges, adventure, and personal growth.

At Lakefield College School, we understand the profound influence that our learning environment has on the overall learning experience. Thanks to the invaluable contributions of Rupel ’89 P ’22 ’23 and Marcy Ruparelia P ’22 ’23, we are proud to unveil our new Learning Support Classroom—a physical representation of our knowledge about how people learn and thrive.

Despite the rain and cool temperatures, the spirits of our graduating class remained undeterred as they eagerly embraced the long-standing tradition of the Grad Jump. This unique celebration symbolized not only the end of the school year but also the culmination of their high school exams and the exciting journey that lies ahead.

We are thrilled to announce that the creative talents of our student artists have been recognized and celebrated in the 2023 In a Grove Arts Journal.

Lakefield College School Physics students recently showcased their exceptional talent and knowledge in the field of physics by participating in the Ontario Association of Physics Teachers (OAPT) Grade 11 Contest. 

The exhilarating journey of the 2023 Ondaatje Challenge reached its culmination this week, as athletes dove into a 600-metre swim.

Last weekend, the Lakefield College School Rowing team concluded an outstanding season with an impressive showing at the Canadian Secondary School Rowing Association Championships in St. Catharines.

Lakefield College School's Going Grove Grad Dinner was an unforgettable evening filled with joy, reflection, and anticipation as our Grade 12 students prepared to embark on their journey as LCS alumni.

Our Grade 11 and 12 students have had an eventful year filled with exciting mathematics competitions, where they have demonstrated their exceptional abilities and achieved remarkable success.

LCS Grade 9 and 10 students have had an incredibly busy year, immersing themselves in various mathematics competitions and showcasing their exceptional skills. From local contests to regional and even national-level events, our students have consistently displayed their mathematical prowess and determination.

Lakefield College School's 1st Ultimate team wrapped up their season with an impressive performance at the recent tournament held at Cobourg Beach. 

In a stunning display of skill and determination, Leon Gell '24, a talented LCS athlete, emerged victorious in the High School Boys' Singles category at the OFSAA Tennis Championships. 

On Wednesday, June 7, Lakefield College School students took part in the much-anticipated 15th annual Gladiator Day!

LCS students showcased their strength, determination, and teamwork again in the third leg of the Ondaatje Challenge. This exciting event brought together students from various grades as they embarked on a challenging two-kilometre paddle race across the lake. Our athletes demonstrated resilience and commitment to pushing their limits with each stroke. 

The Class of 2023 is to be congratulated on receiving over 440 offers of admission from across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe! While final scholarship details are still forthcoming, as of this writing, our graduating class has been offered scholarships and other awards totalling over $2.3 million—a testament to their strength and academic potential.

Lakefield College School recently hosted its highly anticipated Home to The Grove Reunion, welcoming back alumni and their families for a weekend filled with nostalgia, laughter, and the joy of reconnecting.

Lakefield College School recently held its inaugural Chess Tournament, organized and run by the exceptional efforts of Grade 12 student, Amrit ’23. The tournament brought together students from all grade levels to showcase their strategic thinking and chess skills in a competitive setting.

Lakefield College School recently concluded its highly anticipated 20th annual Stock Market Competition, a thrilling simulation that tested the financial acumen and trading skills of over 119 participants. 

This year's Regatta Day was a vibrant celebration of our tight-knit community and the spirit of ‘Camp Lakefield’. With clear skies and sunny weather, students, alumni, and families gathered on Lake Katchewanooka for an unforgettable afternoon of fun.

This week, we held our annual Spring Co-Curricular Awards ceremony to honour student achievements in athletics, arts, STEM, and various enriching programs.

On Thursday, May 11, Ms. Morencie’s Grade 11 Visual Arts class embarked on an inspiring journey to the Art Gallery of Peterborough. 

Laughter filled The Bryan Jones Theatre as our talented Drama students took the stage in their uproarious production of The Play That Goes Wrong. This side-splitting comedy, known for its unpredictable mishaps and theatrical mayhem, showcased our dedicated performers' exceptional acting skills and comedic timing.

At Lakefield College School, sustainability and a deep appreciation for nature are ingrained in our educational philosophy. Our bee program, led by Mr. Hart, our resident beekeeper, is just one of the many initiatives that help our students develop a keen understanding of environmental stewardship.

Our 1st Ultimate team recently captivated spectators as they hosted the CISAA Division 2 playoffs on Wednesday. The thrilling semi-finals saw LCS take on Country Day School on Lefevre Field, showcasing their remarkable defensive prowess and well-coordinated offensive plays.

A group of eight LCS students embarked on a transformative journey of leadership at the sold-out SPARK Leadership Conference, held on May 24, 2023, at Canada's Wonderland. 

Our Grade 10 Outdoor Education students recently had an incredible opportunity to participate in an intensive and exciting river rescue exercise. This experience truly showcased the "Lakefield difference" by providing our students with hands-on training that goes beyond the classroom.

Ms. Brown’s Grade 12 English class recently embarked on an innovative approach to Harkness discussions, exploring new ways to provide and receive feedback. Traditionally, students would annotate each other's essays with pens and highlighters, but this time, they embraced a more collaborative and introspective method.

Lakefield College School's highly anticipated Spring Fling dance finally arrived last week, and it was an evening to remember! Students showed up, ready to embrace the vibrant atmosphere and celebrate the last school-wide dance of the year.

Our Track and Field team showcased their incredible talent and determination at the recent Colts Classic Race in Markham, marking their second meet of the season. With nearly 50 schools participating in the event, our athletes made a strong impression with their outstanding performances.

This week, our students enjoyed a recess from their typical Monday schedule and embraced a day of immersive learning during a dynamic intersession program. With a focus on individual well-being, community engagement, and future aspirations, students from each grade level delved into a range of activities tailored to their unique educational journeys.

Students at LCS have soared to new heights with our Drone Program (launched this spring)! Over the past three weeks, the program has achieved remarkable milestones, including a successful flight review, the assembly of a Quadcopter kit, and an enlightening presentation by Vev Soreign, a prominent figure from SUGU Drones.

On Saturday, April 29, 2023, our Debate Club students showcased their exceptional debating skills at the Spring Fulford Debate Tournament at Villanova College School in King City. The team, consisting of Fiona ’24, Blake ’26, Chloe ’25, and Uma ’24, competed against formidable opponents from various schools. 

Our 1st Ultimate Frisbee team made a remarkable impression during their recent double-header at Crestwood Preparatory School in North York.

We are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of our Grade 11 photo contest. This initiative, which aimed to inspire our students to explore their artistic side and engage with the world around them, showcases the incredible talent and creativity within our school community!

Two summers ago, we keenly introduced LCS Reads Student Edition—an exciting initiative that aims to keep our students engaged in learning throughout the summer.

Lakefield College School's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Club offers students a space to explore how we can better create an inclusive and welcoming community for everyone.

Our Grade 9 students recently returned from a 3-day canoe trip through Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park where they put their outdoor skills, teamwork, and determination to the test. The trip served as a culmination of their learning and a chance to challenge themselves in a new environment.

Over the last two weeks, two cohorts of our Grade 9 students travelled to the city to visit the Ontario Science Centre for an engaging experience where they had the chance to examine meteorites from Mars, discover how the human body deals with danger, explore a real-life rainforest, and more.

This week, 23 daring students completed the second leg of the Ondaatje Challenge: a 15km bike ride in the cool, rainy weather. As Mr. Harris said, “It was a cold day for a time trial!” Athletes had to work harder than usual to warm up their muscles and gain speed to meet the Ondaatje Challenge standards.

As part of the Canadian Mental Health Association's Mental Health Week, our school community came together to place additional focus on how to prioritize our mental wellbeing. In Chapel on Monday, Ms. Runza and Ms. Mayo highlighted this year's #MyStory campaign and announced a series of activities designed to help students THRIVE this week.

This week, we were pleased to honour and celebrate the accomplishments of six individuals who have made a significant impact on the school community at our Annual Alumni Dinner.

The election for the Co-Head Students of the 2023/24 year has come to a close, and we are thrilled to announce that Jane Orr ’24 and Luke Newbigging ’24 have been elected by their peers and staff.

As the warm weather approaches, we are eager to resume farming activities at our Northcote Campus. Our students will be able to enjoy a more diverse array of outdoor learning activities, including planting seeds, watering plants, and harvesting vegetables.

Before the March Break, students in our Grove Records co-curricular program worked with Canadian producer and songwriter Rob Wells to write, record, and produce original music. Students attended two workshops with Rob; one was to write a song (in less than 24 hours) and the second was to record the song.

Last week, a group of 16 talented LCS Music students had the opportunity to represent us at the Canadian Independent School Music Festival (CISMF) in Toronto.

Lakefield College School celebrated Earth Day on April 21, 2023, with a variety of activities aimed at raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainable practices. The day was filled with exciting events and opportunities for students to engage outdoors and learn about ways to protect our environment.

On Monday, April 17, twelve students who enjoy recreational mathematics travelled to Pickering College to take part in a regional edition of the Canadian Team Mathematics Contest, which is coordinated through the University of Waterloo.

On Monday, April 17, the Ondaatje Medal Challenge began with the 10km time trial on the Rotary Trail in Lakefield. The chilly spring weather was welcomed by students who were happy to have a refreshing breeze cool them down.

On a recent service learning opportunity, our students had the chance to participate in the Seeing is Believing Tour.

Through frequent outings, students have had the opportunity to sharpen their briefing and checklist usage as well as their piloting skills. Two students have already passed their Transport Canada exams—Abdul ’23 with a Basic Certificate and Linus ’24 with an Advanced Certificate.

Our 2023 Spring Concert—held on Thursday, April 20 in the Bryan Jones Theatre—was a magnificent display of student talent. The program showcases a wide range of music genres, including classical, jazz, pop, and even a sea shanty!

This week, students across all grade levels and faculty and staff had the opportunity to participate in a celebration of cultures and cuisines. The Aramark staff prepared traditional recipes from around the world for mealtimes, allowing students to learn, enjoy, and appreciate the diverse array of cultures represented in our community.

We are pleased to announce the arrival of six adorable baby chicks at LCS this week! These fluffy little creatures were hatched from eggs that have been carefully incubated by Ms. Delevadova's Grade 11 Environmental Science class. 

Lakefield College School students are showcasing their artistic talents at the Spark Photo Festival. The festival, which runs until April 30, features works from Willow ’24, Molly ’26, Linus ’24, Lily ’26, and Nabeeha ’26.

Ms. Delevadova's Grade 11 Environmental Science class is currently in the midst of their sustainable agriculture unit, and this week, they had the opportunity to visit Northcote Campus' farm to gain a deeper understanding of regenerative agriculture practices.

Madison Sheward ’18, a Lakefield College School alumna and former Co-Head student, has made her professional debut as Kristine in a production of A Chorus Line at the Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago.

At LCS, our maple syrup program offers students a hands-on learning experience that combines environmental science, history, and chemistry. 

We are thrilled to announce the results of our maple syrup label design contest!

Ms. Bemrose's Grade 12 Dance class has taken their love of dance to the next level with the creation of Studio Grove, a drop-in dance studio for the LCS student community. 

Ms. Hansler's Grade 12 Canadian and International Law class recently got hands-on experience in a mock crime scene activity. The students took on the role of investigators and worked in teams to process evidence from the fake crime scene.

Lakefield College School students recently participated in the One Million Meals Campaign, a community initiative that aims to package and donate meals to those in need locally and globally. 

As the weather warms up and signs of spring are finally arriving, our co-curricular offerings are shifting to reflect the changing seasons.

Ms. Delevadova's Grade 11 Environmental Science class had been eagerly anticipating the Atlantic Salmon experiment.

The new Grove Goodies initiative is a powerful testament to the capacity of student leadership at LCS. This project was conceived and executed by a group of ambitious Grade 10 students, Ben ’25, Louisa ’25, Jeronimo ’25, Jud ’25, Hannah ’25, and Audrey ’25.

After a well-deserved March Break, our students returned to The Grove to find pails of maple sap scattered around campus. 

Last week, our campus came alive with the joyful sounds of over 100 people participating in our second Winter Fun Day of the year. 

This week, we celebrated our students’ efforts and achievements through Winter Co-curricular Awards. Since November, students in 25 athletic, art, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) co-curricular programs have been working together to develop and improve skills, work creatively, gain new knowledge, build connections, and have fun.

The crisp winter air was electric with excitement as the annual Katchewanooka Rod (K-Rod) finally took place on Wednesday, March 8. Despite being postponed multiple times due to unrelenting rainy weather, LCS students were determined to keep the tradition alive.

On February 24, we hosted our annual casino night, an event that provides an opportunity for students to experience the thrill and excitement of a real casino, from the comfort and safety of LCS.

Todd Harris, a dedicated coach and leader in the sports community (at LCS and beyond) has been honoured with the Leadership in Sport Award for his outstanding contributions to endurance sports. 

On Tuesday, March 7, 2023, AP Physics students competed in a one-day engineering challenge at the Healthy Planet arena in Peterborough. Working in teams of four, this year's challenge was to design and construct a bridge out of popsicle sticks, glue, tape, wooden dowels, and other provided materials.

On February 24, our Grade 11 Outdoor Education (OE) students travelled to Guilford, Ontario for a day of invigorating outdoor adventure at Camp Medeba. This trip was about much more than just having fun; it was an opportunity for our students to develop a wide range of invaluable skills that will undoubtedly serve them well in all aspects of their lives. 

This week, we hosted our annual Career Day for our students in Grades 10 to 12, to give them the opportunity to connect with professionals from a range of fields and learn more about the career paths available to them.

LCS Faculty and Staff were in for a treat as they arrived at Upper Hadden Hall for a staff meeting this week. Greeted by parents wearing cheerful yellow t-shirts and surrounded by delightful bee-themed decorations, they were surprised with an appreciation event to show gratitude for their hard work and dedication.

The success of our students' production of Something Rotten! (written by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell) was nothing short of phenomenal.

Lakefield College School's Grade 10 students recently hosted 30 children from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peterborough for Winter Fun Day on February 25.

Congratulations to Millie ’24 (a.k.a Irish Millie) and her band, “The Receivers” on their nomination for Young Performers of the Year at the 2023 Canadian Folk Music Awards.

The Alpine team travelled to Caledon on Wednesday, February 8, 2023. In this final regular season race the team had some excellent personal results!

This week marked another major highlight of the winter athletic season at LCS as we had the privilege of co-hosting the 2023 OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championships.

This week, Isaac Eshikaty (Technical Solutions Analyst at LCS) visited our Ross House students to share the art of South African gumboot dancing.

Our Lakefield Environmental Action Force (LEAF), Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and THRIVE (health and wellbeing) clubs recently met with Trent University's 43rd Ashley Fellow, Chúk Obenigbo. The meeting was centred around climate justice and equity and the interactions between culture, health, and the environment. 

Our school community came together once again to spread some love and sweetness for a good cause by purchasing over 1600 chocolate bars in support of the Friends of Honduran Children organization. 

On February 6, 2023, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, with its epicentre in Kahramanmaras, Turkey, became one of the deadliest natural disasters of the century.

In Mr. Gordon’s Grade 10 Introduction to Computer Studies class, students have the opportunity to work collaboratively using the ‘driver-navigator’ pattern, a technique widely used in the software industry. This approach involves two students working together on a piece of code, with one student designated as the ‘driver’ and the other as the ‘navigator’.

Students in Ms. Delevadova’s Grade 11 Environmental Science class were tasked with developing a renewable energy solution—an exciting and ambitious project that required them to research the various renewable and non-renewable energy production systems that exist today.

Global Learning opportunities have long been a part of the Lakefield College School experience and after a three-year hiatus (due to the pandemic), they are back in full force!

Students in Ms. Sparkman's Grade 12 AP Biology class recently had the opportunity to participate in a university-level lab experiment, transforming non-pathogenic E. coli bacteria with a DNA plasmid containing the GFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) gene, isolated from a jellyfish.

Lakefield College School students had a heartwarming surprise during their winter spirit week. As part of the festivities, the school arranged for a visit from the Lakefield Animal Welfare Society (LAWS), a local organization dedicated to rescuing homeless, abandoned, and injured animals in the community and finding adoptive homes for them.

This week, four LCS students travelled to Toronto to compete in the 44th Annual DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) Provincial Competition, held at the Toronto Sheraton Centre. Our students participated in Team Decision Making Events for Entrepreneurship and Travel and Tourism, where they were given 30 minutes to prepare a 15-minute presentation on a real-life case study.

Last weekend, six LCS students travelled to the University of Toronto to participate in the University of Toronto Model United Nations Conference (UTMUN). This was U of T's largest UTMUN conference to date, with 650 delegates from across Canada in attendance.

Micaiah ’25 recited her original poem, The Race, during this week’s all community Chapel to give a voice to her perspective, during Black History Month.

On Friday, February 3, The Bryan Jones Theatre came alive with the sound of powerful poetry as we held the 4th Annual Seb Jones Slam Poetry event.

Our Grade 11 students recently ventured into the great outdoors for a camping trip to Northcote. Despite facing sub-zero temperatures and snow, they rose to the challenge and embarked on a thrilling adventure that they'll likely never forget.

On Wednesday, January 22 and Wednesday, February 1, students in our Drawing and Painting club had the pleasure of hosting Susan Fisher Thomas, an expert encaustic artist and educator. During her visits, Susan shared her extensive knowledge of the encaustic art form with our eager students. 

Our annual Winter Carnival was once again a huge success, with students, staff, and faculty coming together to enjoy many classic Canadian wintertime festivities and activities. Despite the windy weather, the spirit of the day was warm and cheerful, as everyone took part in various events and competitions.

On Monday, February 6, the full school community went to Sir Sam’s to celebrate Ted Pope Day!

Rob Wells, a highly acclaimed Canadian producer and songwriter has recently visited our school to work with students in the Grove Records co-curricular program. This is not the first time Rob has come to our school, and we are always grateful for his time and expertise.

In recognition of Black History Month, throughout February, LCS staff are showcasing some of their favourite books written by Black authors.

Sarah Lewis, Peterborough’s Poet Laureate, has been instrumental in helping our students learn about the art of poetry.

Last Friday night was a night to remember as students participated in our annual AirBands competition. The competition showcased student talent, enthusiasm, and school spirit from start to finish.

On January 21, 2023, we celebrated our 6th annual Chinese Food and Culture Festival, an event that brings students, staff, and families together to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

This past weekend, the LCS Nordic high-performance team headed to Sudbury along with our partner, the Kawartha Nordic Racing Team, for the latest stop on the Ontario Cup club racing circuit.

On January 25, our students took part in a variety of activities to acknowledge Bell Let's Talk Day. The day, which aims to raise awareness and break the stigma surrounding mental health, was an opportunity for students to engage in discussions about mental health and wellbeing.

This week, we have updates from our 1st Boys’ Basketball, Jr. Boys’ Basketball, Jr. Girls’ Volleyball, 1st Nordic Racing, Curling, and our 1st Snowboard and Alpine Racing teams.

Spending time outdoors has been shown to have numerous benefits for both our physical and mental wellbeing. On January 15, our Grade 9 students had the opportunity to experience these benefits firsthand, during a ski day at Brimacombe.

At LCS, we are committed to fostering an educational experience that empowers students to take ownership of their learning. Providing students with the autonomy to chart their own academic paths is key. This approach not only enhances engagement and motivation but also equips students with the decision-making skills they need to succeed in the future.

We are thrilled to partner with Leave No Trace Canada and team and work toward our shared goal of protecting the environment. Leave No Trace's mission to promote and inspire responsible outdoor recreation aligns perfectly with our own efforts to reduce our impact on the environment.

Seven LCS students participated in the 2023 Surface Gallery International Postcard Show, showcasing their artistic talents on a global stage. Students created 4x6” miniature artwork using media of their choice to express their creativity in a unique and personal way.

Before December Break, we wished 13 LCS students good luck and safe travels on their upcoming exchange trips abroad. As we approach the end of January, students have settled in with their host families and are immersing themselves in this exciting experience. Audrey ’25 is currently staying in South Africa and shared an update about her experience thus far.

This week, Ms. Connelly and Mr. Bemrose’s Grade 10 and 11 Outdoor Education (OE) classes had an enriching and memorable day at Camp Medeba. They enjoyed challenging and engaging activities that not only allowed them to learn about the natural environment but also to appreciate the importance of preserving it.

It was a busy and exciting week for athletics at LCS, as our teams all had big games on the schedule.

This week, our community enjoyed hearing the first Chapel Talk of 2023! Chapel Talks are one of the distinguishing features of our Chapel program.