Guidance News

There is a lot of news from Guidance this week! Click to learn more about specific deadline dates and summer opportunities. January 31st– Final date to apply to the University of British Columbia for September 2016. February 1st– Deadline for applying to highly competitive college programs. February 5th-Recommended last date to submit all information to

Social Media Awareness Presentation

On Thursday, February 18th, Crestwood will be having a presentation in the gymnasium for all students and parents regarding Social Media Awareness and Internet Safety.  Police Constable Laurie McCann of the Toronto Police Force will be here to speak to the student body from 9:20-10:20.  Officer McCann will begin a conversation about our “digital footprint” which

Girls’ Volleyball Marches On

The Crestwood U12 girls volleyball team finished off their season UNDEFEATED!  On Monday, the girls capped off their season beating Havergal and Montcrest in straight games!  It has been a truly unbelievable season!  Coach Levinsky and Coach Suckstorff and SOOOO proud of the girls.  They have played with heart, enthusiasm and sportsmanship.  The girls are

LCC Invitational Info

The U12 Hockey and Basketball teams rolled back into Toronto late last night after competing in the Lower Canada College Tournament in Montreal. Both teams enjoyed meeting new friends, nice meals and competing against schools from both Quebec and Ontario. The hockey team finished with a 2 wins and 2 losses, their last being an OT loss

Crestwood’s Got Talent!

The “Crestwood’s Got Talent” annual talent show is this coming Friday January 29th. A highly anticipated annual event, the entire school is welcome to come and be captivated by our aspiring and inspiring talents! As always we will see a wide range of talented acts including: pianists, singers, dancers, magicians, comedians and more! The show will take

Spirit Week

What an absolutely amazing week! It was great to see both students and teachers show off their school spirit. Whether that was dressing up for the theme days, competing in Student vs. Staff activities, participating in different fundraising challenges, or cheering on their grade, the Crestwood community truly came together. As well, Crestwood was able to raise $1475.00

Community Service Hours

The purpose of the community involvement requirement is to encourage students to develop awareness and understanding of civic responsibility and of the role they can play and the contributions they can make in supporting and strengthening their communities. Every student  must complete a minimum of forty hours of community involvement activities as a graduation requirement.  The community

Mane Essentials

Did you know that the PA runs a mini-shop just inside the doors of the school?  We do, and it’s open every day after period 7!  Students can grab a snack, Gatorade, TTC tickets, or school supplies like pencils, pens, graph paper and calculators.  They can even rent a blazer if needed! The comfy and

Sports Update

A great week for sports! Click for pictures and updates! Curling It’s been a busy week for the Curling Teams! The Varsity Boys Curling team travelled to Toronto Cricket Club early this week for their game against Toronto French School. The Boys jumped off to an early lead, stealing the first two ends on the

Crestwood’s Family Tree

Did you know that Crestwood has an extended family? CPC has been fostering children through the Foster Parents Plan for twelve years. CPC is pleased to introduce three of the children who have benefited from the Foster Parents Plan. Gertrude Banda (pictured) is ten years old and lives in Zambia Africa, Jandry Tumbaco (pictured) is

Holocaust Education

This week Crestwood was visited by Faye Kieffer who spoke to Mrs. Winograd’s Grade 8 class about her experiences during the Holocaust. Faye is a hidden child survivor and she was born in Binyacorna, Poland in 1928. When the war broke out, Faye and her family were quickly moved to Ghettos. Her mother and siblings were taken

Crestwood Foundation Grade Level Challenge

The Crestwood Scholarship Foundation is a registered charity which helps students enjoy the Crestwood experience and the rich variety of opportunities at the school while enhancing their post-secondary prospects.  At the same time, Crestwood is enriched by the presence of energetic and dynamic students who contribute to the Crestwood community. Since its inception The Foundation

Snow Days

Winter has arrived! Read on to find out about CPC’s policies on inclement weather. If Crestwood Preparatory College is closed for the day due to weather, an announcement will be posted on the School Website by 6:30am. If CPC is open, but you decide that your children will not be attending school, please ensure you call

Guidance News

This week, Ms. Hann and Mr. Mitz visited the Grade 8-11 English classes to discuss course selection for the 2016/17 school year.  Grade 9-11 are completing course selection online through the career cruising website www.careercruising.com and are asked to return their signed course selection sheets (printed from career cruising) to the guidance office by February 10th.  Grade 8

U12 Badminton vs. Branksome

The Under 12 Badminton Team played some amazing matches against Branksome Hall. Raymond, Eric, Josh, Jack S., and Saladin played long rallies, particularly due to their ability to move forward quickly when receiving a low serve. Jack W. put into play several jump smashes, even from the backcourt. Grace, Max, Nate, and Aaron made some impressive hairpin drops. While David, Megan, Thomas and

U12 Hockey Have the Blues

The U12 Hockey Team dropped a 5-2 decision to the UCC 5’s yesterday at York Mills Arena. Our boys and girls played a strong, disciplined game despite their skeleton squad. UCC grabbed an early lead as they slammed in a rebound after multiple saves by our goaltender, Josh Paquin. We tied it up near the end

U11 Bball Drop Two

The Crestwood Cubs U11 basketball team fought two tough games this week against The York School and UCC. Despite losing, the players battled until the end with great rebounds by Leo and Evan and smart plays by Tao and Adam. Ryan G pulled out some smart offensive plays that led to many scoring opportunities. Let’s take what we’ve learned