No lunchtime at LCS is as vibrant and engaging as Walk Around the World, where the campus comes alive with the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our community.
Our Going Grove Grad Dinner was a memorable evening, filled with laughter, reminiscence, and heartfelt conversations, as our Grade 12 students prepared to step into the next chapter of their lives as proud Lakefield College alumni this June.
The inaugural match of Lakefield College School’s 1st Boy’s tennis season commenced this past Wednesday, as eight players ventured to Mayfair East in Markham for a double-header showdown against Crescent School and St. Michael’s College.
On Thursday, April 18, the Ondaatje Medal Challenge began with the 10km time trial on the Rotary Trail in Lakefield. Congratulations to all the runners who came out!
In preparation for their upcoming journey to Palmer Rapids in the Madawaska River, Mr. Bemrose's Grade 11 Outdoor Education classes took to the river to learn some basic rescue and swimming techniques.
Congratulations to LCS alumna Sarah Douglas ’12, for her remarkable achievement in qualifying to be nominated on Canada’s Paris 2024 Olympic Games sailing team in the ILCA 6 category.
On Wednesday, April 10, six exceptional students who enjoy recreational mathematics were invited to attend the Canadian Team Mathematics Contest at the University of Waterloo.
In a recent workshop at the "Door Number One Unconference," our Assistant Head: Sustainability Janice Greenshields and Farm Support and Curriculum Experience Coordinator Jade O’Keeffe presented an engaging session to school and sustainability leaders titled "Outdoors Every Day: How starting a regenerative farm has strengthened LCS’s strategic vision, sustainability action and value of environmental responsibility for all members of our community."
This week, our students experienced an extraordinary educational moment as they came together to witness a total solar eclipse—the only total solar eclipse until 2044.
Grade 12 Drama students at Lakefield College School had the unique opportunity to pursue their artistic passions abroad over the March Break. As a part of their Drama course, the class travelled to London, England to immerse themselves in the theatrical scene and learn from industry professionals.
At LCS, we are always working on ways to best support our students on their journey to post-secondary education. In response to feedback from both parents and students requesting increased university guidance starting in Grades 9-11, we are pleased to expand our university application support for students earlier in their LCS careers.
Just before March Break, an age-old tradition unfolded across our campus as Mr. Hart extended an invitation to students to join him in the time-honoured practice of collecting maple sap from the trees on our campus.
Dr. Melville's Grade 12 AP Chemistry class recently concluded their module with an experiment that not only demonstrated scientific principles but also brought a splash of colour to the classroom.
This week, our Grade 9 Math classes at Lakefield College School intertwined the rich traditions of maple syrup production with mathematical exploration.
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.
As the winter sports season comes to a close, we reflect on the remarkable achievements and thrilling moments experienced by our dedicated athletes across various sports teams.
Congratulations to the 75 cast, crew, directors, designers, and musicians involved in this year’s winter musical, Bullets Over Broadway, performed this week at the Bryan Jones Theatre.
In a celebration of cultural exchange and culinary exploration, Lakefield College School's Global Discovery Club recently had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Eshikaty for a journey into Kenyan cuisine. With three of our students hailing from Kenya, the stage was set for an authentic and memorable experience.
Despite the unpredictable weather, Mr. Andras’ Grade 11 Leadership in Outdoor Recreation classes embarked on an unforgettable winter camping adventure, showcasing resilience, camaraderie, and a deep connection with the great outdoors.
While the end of the winter athletics season is fast approaching, we enjoyed a week brimming with athletic achievements as our teams showcased their skills across a variety of sports.
In their "Salud y Bienestar" (health and well-being) unit, Ms. Dalrymple’s Grade 12 Spanish students learned more about how to enrich their lives through nutrition and movement.
Excitement is mounting at LCS as we prepare to welcome over 600 talented skiers from across Ontario for the highly anticipated 2024 OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championship next week!
LCS Nordic skier Maddie McRae '27 is off to the Ontario Winter Games in Thunder Bay this weekend. As a member of the LCS high-performance Nordic program, Maddie also skis for Ontario Club and LCS partner, Kawartha Nordic; she will be representing Kawartha Nordic at these games.
On Wednesday, February 6, Lakefield College School's faculty and staff were in for a heartwarming surprise as they gathered for what they thought was an all-staff meeting, only to discover it was actually a Faculty and Staff Appreciation event organized by LCS parents.
Ms. Delevadova's Grade 11 Environmental Science class has transformed their classroom into a green oasis with the addition of a remarkable living wall, generously gifted by the Class of 2023 as their Grad Class contribution.
Our students brought their A-game to this year's Polar Fest, making waves with their involvement in the community event. From helping out at the Ice Sculpture Competition to cheering on participants in the Polar Paddle, they truly embodied the LCS spirit.
Winter Carnival at Lakefield College School was a joyful celebration of the season, filled with outdoor adventures and cherished moments shared among staff and students of all ages.
We are wrapping up another thrilling week of athletics at Lakefield College School and our talented student-athletes have once again showcased their skills in a series of exhilarating games! Enjoy some highlights from the week, below.
On Thursday, February 1, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie once again swept through Lakefield College School as the entire community gathered at Sir Sam’s to celebrate the cherished tradition of Ted Pope Day!
Our athletics teams have jumped right back into competitive games after the December break, and it was a bustling week of matches and exceptional performances. From thrilling moments on the basketball court to triumphs on the ice, our athletes brought their A-game.
In a continuation of our commitment to mental health awareness, LCS marked Bell Let's Talk Day on January 25 with a variety of impactful activities. Students took charge, crafting positive speech bubbles and participating in engaging events that aimed to break the stigma surrounding mental health.
Recently, our Grade 9-12 French classes embarked on an exciting cinematic experience as they attended a French Film Festival at Galaxy Cinemas in Peterborough.
We recently welcomed Associate Professor Nouman Ashraf from the Rotman School of Management, as part of our ongoing commitment to being an Inclusive, Caring, Community. Nouman, known for his expertise in organizational behaviour, shared valuable insights on inclusive leadership, resonating with our faculty, staff, and students.
On January 18, our Grade 9s embraced the winter chill for a day of skiing at Brimacombe. This annual outing serves as more than just a ski trip; it's an opportunity for our students to connect with nature, foster a sense of community, and promote both physical and mental wellbeing.
In Canada, December 6 marks the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. Throughout December, students in Ms. Brown's Grade 11 Gender Studies and Grade 12 Equity and Social Justice classes took steps toward creating awareness, understanding, and actively addressing gender-based violence (GBV).
Dr. Fiona Sampson P '24, a distinguished Human Rights Lawyer and Member of the Order of Canada, visited Ms. Hansler's Grade 12 Law class to share her insights and experiences in the field.
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Lakefield College School is a private, coeducational boarding and day school for students in grades 9 through 12, located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada.
We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.