Grade 11 Leadership Day

6/15/2017

On Wednesday, June 14, Grade 11 spent the day together preparing for their final year at Greenwood. Leadership Day is a tradition to help the group strategize for the coming year and make the most of the leadership opportunities they’ll have in Grade 12. It will be an exciting year, and the Class of 2018 is determined to make the most of it.

This year’s Leadership Day faced some complications right from the start, when the usual meeting place on Toronto Island was unavailable due to flooding. Nevertheless, a new venue was secured and the Grade 11 class managed to get quite a bit of work done in preparation for next year. They came up with lots of ideas together as a grade and spent some time doing activities to strengthen their bond as a group.

Laura Gordon-Mitchell ('18) reports that there are lots of exciting plans in the works. One of the key goals for leaders next year will be engaging with students in the younger grades and helping ensure that new students feel completely comfortable and welcome at Greenwood. It appears Leadership Day was a success in spite of the venue change, and we are eager to see what the Class of 2018 has in store for Greenwood.

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The Class of 2018 enjoy Leadership Day

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