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2025
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March
AI Conversations: Using Flint for Authentic Learning
LCS is integrating Flint, a school-monitored AI platform, to enhance personalized learning with real-time feedback and interactive tools.Read More -
Early University Offers and What They Mean for Your Student
We are excited to share that the Class of 2025 has already received strong early acceptance letters.Read More -
Winter Co-Curricular Awards: Celebrating Student Excellence and Achievements
On Monday, March 3, the LCS community gathered in the gym to celebrate the incredible achievements of our students in the Winter Term co-curricular activities.Read More -
Artist of the Month: Keira Bletsoe ’25
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Athlete of the Month: Alex Smith ’25
We are excited to announce Alex Smith ’25 as February’s Athlete of the Month!Read More -
February
LCS Winter Playoffs Wrap-Up: A Season of Champions!
Playoffs are officially over, and what a journey it has been for our LCS athletes, from CISAA gold and silver medals to OFSAA victories!Read More -
Students Reflect on Holocaust Exhibit at the ROM
Grade 10 Canadian History students had the opportunity to visit the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) to experience Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away.Read More -
Summer Enrichment: Expanding Opportunities for Growth
Daisy ’25 and Alvina ’25, our SIC's of Guidance have compiled a list of enriching summer programs, featuring opportunities in STEM, humanities, business, leadership, and more.Read More -
Supporting NEDIC: Emotional Support Potatoes for a Cause
As part of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Aniece ’25, our SIC of Jack Chapter, is leading a special fundraiser during this year’s Limitless Dance Showcase.Read More -
LCS Students Excel at Trent University’s Inaugural Ethics Bowl
On February 8, 25 LCS students participated in the inaugural Ethics Bowl at Trent UniversityRead More -
New Horizons: Open Doors and Ongoing Post-Secondary Applications
While the main application deadlines have passed, there are still plenty of post-secondary opportunities available for students!Read More -
Athletic Action: Playoff Edition
It’s playoff season, and our LCS athletes are rising to the challenge! Here’s how our teams performed last week.Read More -
History Comes to Life: Mr. Gilfillan’s Grade 10 Students Get Hands-On with WWII Artifacts
Students in Mr. Gilfillan’s Grade 10 War Experience classroom was recently transformed into an interactive WWII exhibit.Read More -
Katchewanooka Rod: A Celebration of Tradition, Teamwork, and Winter Spirit
On Friday, February 7, our LCS community gathered for the annual Katchewanooka Rod (K-Rod), a cherished tradition inspired by the Iditarod.Read More -
A Taste of Comfort: Culinary Arts Students Master the Art of Beef Stew
Nothing says "comfort" like a warm, hearty beef stew!Read More -
Athletic Action Recap: A Week of Wins and Determination!
Our athletes delivered an action-packed week of competition. From the ice to the court, here’s a breakdown of the latest results.Read More -
Grade 11 Biology Students Get Hands-On with Anatomy
Students in Ms. Val Confesor’s Grade 11 Biology class recently took their learning to the next level with a hands-on fetal pig dissection activity.Read More -
Honouring Black History Month at LCS
This February, we celebrate Black History Month in Canada, recognizing and honouring the rich history, culture, and achievements of Black communities.Read More -
New Initiative for Grade 11 Students: A Pathway to Self-Discovery and Post-Secondary Planning
LCS Guidance Counsellors launched an exciting new initiative for Grade 11 students aimed at helping them navigate their personal growth and future post-secondary goals.Read More -
A Heartfelt "Thanks a Latte": Staff Appreciation Event at LCS
LCS faculty and staff were treated to a special Appreciation event, organized and hosted by our incredible parent community.Read More -
Artist of the Month – Isla Russel-Howes ’27
Read MoreCongratulations to Isla Russel-Howes ’27, this month’s Artist of the Month. -
Athlete of the Month – Jakob Theopold ’26
Congratulations to Jakob ’26, our Athlete of the Month.Read More -
Celebrating Community & Tradition: LCS Rings in the Lunar New Year
The LCS community celebrated the Lunar New Year with a cultural food festival, dumpling workshop, fireworks and more.Read More -
Grade 12 Winter Camping Adventure in Algonquin Park
Our Grade 12 students recently returned from an unforgettable winter camping expedition in Algonquin Park.Read More -
Science in Action: Engaging Experiments in Ms. Roger’s Classes
Students in Ms. Roger’s science classes recently engaged in hands-on activities that brought key scientific concepts to life.Read More -
Why Campus Visits Matter in Post-Secondary Planning
As your student begins to explore post-secondary options, one of the most valuable steps they can take is visiting campuses.Read More -
Exploring AI in the Classroom: Teachers Share Innovation and Insights with “AI Micro-Talks"
This month our teachers gathered for three specialized sessions to share innovation and insights with “AI Micro-Talks."Read More -
January
A Memorable Day in Montreal: Climbing to New Heights as a Team
1st Boys’ Basketball team traveled to Montreal for the 54th Annual Loyola Ed Meagher Sports Tournament.Read More -
Flavors of Wellness: Spanish Students Cook with Purpose
Our Grade 12 Spanish students spent a class cooking three healthy dishes that have origins in Bolivia and Mexico.Read More -
LCS Nordic Skiers Shine at Kawartha Invitational
Earlier this month, our Nordic Ski team took to the trails at Kawartha Nordic Ski Club for the Kawartha Invitational.Read More -
Beading for Awareness: LCS Students Learn, Reflect, and Connect
Our Grade 12 Equity & Social Justice class and the DEI Club welcomed Indigenous artist and knowledge keeper Dominique O’Bonzawinto lead two beading workshops.Read More -
LCS Exchange Program Flourishes in 2025
LCS is proud to offer an enriching student exchange program through the Round Square network.Read More -
Students Lead Mental Health Awareness for Bell Let’s Talk Day
LCS students came together to raise awareness and spark meaningful conversations around mental health in recognition of Bell Let’s Talk Day.Read More -
Winter Carnival Brings Community Fun to Northcote Campus
Read MoreThis year’s Winter Carnival was a truly memorable celebration of the season, held at our beautiful Northcote Campus. -
Sharing Skills & Building Connections on our Snowshoe Trails
Read MoreOver lunch on January 16, AJ Cooper ’25 and Griff Dunkin ’25, Seniors in Charge (SIC) of Outdoor Education (OE), led a group of LCS staff members around the woodland trails on campus for an exciting snowshoeing activity, during their lunch hour. -
Celebrating Student Leadership: Fostering Community and Belonging
The new year brings inspiring stories of leadership and community impact as our student House Leaders continue to make their markRead More
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Lakefield College School is a private, coeducational boarding and day school for students in grades 9 through 12, located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada.
We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.
We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.
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