Celebration Day

6/20/2017

We wrapped up the school year on Friday, June 16 last week with a Celebration Day for the memory books. The event was held at the Toronto Centre for the Arts for the first time, echoing the excitement and novelty Greenwood has felt all year in our newly expanded facilities.

Greenwood marked the end of the year with memories and accolades, featuring the end-of-year slideshow, awards and the coveted House Cup. Thompson House was the big winner, and in a special twist of fate the cup was presented by founder David Thompson to his son, who happened to be one of two House Captains for Thompson this year. For the full list of award winners, click here.

We thank everyone who came out to celebrate with us. We were thrilled to see so many parents, grandparents and other special relatives join us. Stay tuned for a link to the full set of photos, and in the meantime click through the photos here for some highlights.

Have a fabulous summer!

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The Toronto Centre for the Arts
Students descend the stair to enter the George Weston Recital Hall
The choir leads the audience in 'O Canada'
Students await the first presentation of the morning
Allan Hardy introduces Celebration Day
The audience enjoys the first presentations
So many parents are able to join us for Celebration Day
An award is accepted with a hug
The Jack Chapter is awarded for reducing the stigma towards mental health
Devoted volunteers are celebrated
Barack Obama makes a surprise appearance
Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards are distributed
The John Latimer Award is presented by an alumnus from the Class of 2006
My Greenwood Experience
The band puts on an incredible show
Head Boy and Head Girl embrace after giving their final school addresses
The House Cup is presented to Thompson House
The slideshow is a hit
School year memories induce laughter during the slideshow
Big smiles to celebrate the conclusion of the year!

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