Our cooking class field trip to the Zotter Chocolate Factory was an unforgettable experience! We got to see the entire chocolate-making process, starting from raw cocoa beans. First, we learned how the beans are roasted to bring out their rich flavor, then cracked and winnowed to remove the husks. Next, we watched as the nibs.. read more →

“Interwoven Stories: A Tribute to Indigenous American Art”     In this collaborative art project, students explored the rich traditions and symbolism of Indigenous American art by creating a large-scale woven installation using crocheted chains. Inspired by the concepts of connection, community, and storytelling, each student crocheted multiple yarn chains, contributing to a larger tapestry that represents.. read more →

Check out what our Wildcat Community from our G3-5 students to and parents thought about their Science & Engineering fair! At SLAS we are working hard to foster a great learning environment where our Wildcats focus not just on completing their projects but also understand their process and progress as both an assignment as well.. read more →

This year has flown by, and we’ve already reached the 100th day of school! To celebrate this important milestone, each class organized a variety of fun activities for the students, such as taking 100 steps, building towers with 100 cups, writing as many words as possible in 100 seconds, and making a chain of 100.. read more →

What amazing performances by all of our talented Wildcats from song and dance to beautiful orchestra pieces… we are so proud to share with you all of this fall semesters hard work during our annual Christmas Concerts. Stayed tuned for more photos and video links as we update over the holidays! read more →

This past weekend, four of our students were invited to attend the Acamis Visual Arts Event hosted at Concordia International School. During this event they had the opportunity to learn about and meet a famous Graffiti Street artist named Mr. Charles Hanrgrove aka Kool Koor.  During this seminar they were able to learn about his.. read more →

“Guidance Corner”November was a very busy month for the Guidance Department and the highlight of this month was “Anti-Bullying Week!”   Anti-Bullying Week 2024: Anti-Bullying Assembly  This year the Guidance Department kicked off Anti-Bullying Week with an assembly for Secondary students in Middle and High School. Hosted by Secondary Guidance Counselor, Ms. Abby, students learned about different.. read more →

This weekend was a thrilling one for our hockey teams as they hit the field to compete in an exciting tournament(CISSA), showcasing skill, teamwork, and determination. Both teams displayed outstanding performances that made us proud! Our senior team brought their A- game delivering solid and brilliant performances throughout the tournament. They secured three victories and.. read more →

Our Grade 2 science class recently dove into the exciting world of materials, exploring their incredible properties and the amazing ways they’re used in the real world. One of the most fascinating topics we discovered was the protective gear worn by workers in places like foundries, where safety is the number one priority. Students learned.. read more →

Empowering Students to Manage Screen Time: Insights from SLAS’s Screened Out Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion BLURB: How can we support students in managing screen time effectively? In our recent Screened Out documentary film screening and panel discussion, an SLAS 11th grader shared a powerful insight: setting priorities first can be more impactful than limiting screen hours. Read more.. read more →