The Perfect Spot
It’s lunchtime, and a group of Grade 7 students is gathered near the reception area. They’ve pulled several couches and soft chairs into a circle and they’re chatting happily as they eat.
When asked what they like about this spot, they’ve got lots to say.
“It’s a bit quieter than it is right near the cafeteria,” one student says. “We find it easier to talk as a big group here.”
“We love all the natural light,” chimes in another. “And the chairs are so comfortable!”
Our Lodge has long been the social hub of the school, and it’s still as popular as ever. But when it comes to social spaces, students want - and need - options. Some days the buzz of the Lodge is just what they need, while on other days a bench near the window is what they’re looking for. Our new facilities give students the freedom to find a social space that fits their disposition and allows them to build friendships with their peers.
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When asked what they like about this spot, they’ve got lots to say.
“It’s a bit quieter than it is right near the cafeteria,” one student says. “We find it easier to talk as a big group here.”
“We love all the natural light,” chimes in another. “And the chairs are so comfortable!”
Our Lodge has long been the social hub of the school, and it’s still as popular as ever. But when it comes to social spaces, students want - and need - options. Some days the buzz of the Lodge is just what they need, while on other days a bench near the window is what they’re looking for. Our new facilities give students the freedom to find a social space that fits their disposition and allows them to build friendships with their peers.
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443 Mount Pleasant Road
Toronto, ON M4S 2L8
Tel: 416 482 9811
Toronto, ON M4S 2L8
Tel: 416 482 9811
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