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Age 2 to University Entrance | Coeducational | Multicultural | Multi-Denominational | bayviewglen.ca Co-hosted by: message from the Lianne Bastien-Caduc, Parent Association President and Eileen Daunt, Head of School What’s Inside... Board Message 4 Head of Events Listings 5 Geo-Champions 6 You are cordially School Mandarin Club 6 Coaching Profile 7 Francophonie 8 invited to the Behind the Big Screen 9 Spelling Bee 10 Toronto Science Fair 11 As we prepare for our New Textile Waste 12 Class of 2018 12 Volunteer Families’ Evening, we often Prep Student Council 13 CISMF 2018 14 think about the effort Recipe 15 involved in selecting the Prep Players 15 Appreciation Peek Inside TKS 16 right school for our children. Round Square 17 PINK Day! 18 he demand for a Bayview to their talents and interests, while Glen education is high. building confidence and a sense of Upper School SEC 18 Attendance at our Open self-worth that allows them to explore. Mathematics 19 Houses and our long Luncheon Parents also want to join a caring waiting lists point to SEC Elections 19 community, one that believes that it this. In speaking with prospective T takes a village to raise a child. And Grad Info 20 families, it is clear that they are one that values diversity, integrity seeking a top-notch education and innovation, and never hesitates to Robotics News 22 for their children, one that will May 30, 2018 from help any member in need. At Bayview prepare them for a future full Staff Profiles 23 Glen, we are all this and more. We have of opportunities. Equal to this, much to be proud of as we welcome Camp News 24 parents are looking for a safe and newcomers to our community. nurturing environment, and a Advancement 25 balanced approach to education, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. where Athletics, Arts and leadership/ Alumni News 26 membership opportunities are major Parent Association 28 components of the programme. They are also looking for a school that will Eileen Daunt On the cover: BVG students show off their Join us as we celebrate the nurture their children and appeal Head of School handmade Pink Day buttons accomplishments of our outstanding volunteers. Annual Report Available Online Hundreds of copies of the 2016/2017 Annual Report were mailed to Bayview Glen homes Where: Please register online! this month. If you haven’t receive a copy, you Bayview Glen Moatfield Campus bayviewglen.ca/volunteer- can find an online version on our website at Back Deck bayviewglen.ca/publications or pick up a hard copy 85 Moatfield Drive appreciation-luncheon at the Moatfield and Duncan Mill reception desks. Upper School message from the May Events 4 US Studio Art Portfolios Due 9 US Gauss Mathematics Contest 10 US Ramadan Assembly Board of Directors 11 US Studio Art Exam Whole School 14-15 US SEC Executive Speeches 3 OFSAA Badminton 16 US Grade 12 Community Service Scholarship Applications Due 4-5 Alumni Reunion 16 US SEC Executive Elections 4-5 OFSAA Badminton 18 US Final Day for Written Work to be submitted Wonders Never End 6 Round Square Regional Conference in Colombia Ends 19 US Music Trip Departs ow that spring is in the air, contribute to youth development. Not language now includes phrases like: “Further 7-8 New Family Welcome Reception 22 US Music Trip Returns students dream of the days surprisingly, over the period of a 6-year your child’s education at kids’ camp”. Parents 10 Ascension Day 22-23 US SEC Subcommittee Speeches ahead when schoolwork is done, study, they identified five areas of positive seek out more specialized camp offerings to 10 Final PA Meeting (Shops closed during meeting) 9:00-10:30 a.m. 23 US Review Sessions for Grade 9 Students Begins exams are over, and summer fun growth: attitudes toward physical activity, tailor fit their children’s needs. And at BVG, is everywhere. Parents, on the other hand, we are taking this unique, active learning 13 Mother’s Day N emotional intelligence, social integration and 24 US Review Sessions for Grade 12 Students Begins think about how to fill those summer days, environment to a whole new level. citizenship, personal development and self- 14-15 Uniform Shopping Day 3:30-6:00 p.m. juggling vacation and work, without the 24 US SEC Subcommittee Elections confidence, and environmental awareness. Our latest strategic plan has taken a deep routine of school to keep the family anchored 15 Ramadan Begins dive look at what programmes work best 25 US Civvies Day in one direction. Family trips, cottage for each age and stage of development. 16 CISAA Playoffs weekends and camp experiences are top 25 US Review Sessions for Grade 10-11 Students Begins We are refining and designing the choices priorities in most household calendars over 19 May Long Weekend for campers to take advantage of exciting 28 US Grad Trip July and August. skills development opportunities for all 20 Pentecost 29 US Review Sessions for Grade 12 Students Ends At BVG, the end of exams and final ages. Alongside an enriching balance of 21 Victoria Day US Final Day for Community Involvement Paperwork classroom celebrations are the start of an traditional favourites like sports, arts, nature 30 incredible transformation: our school campus and games, the BVG Camp programme 22-26 CISAA Playoffs and Championships 30 US Review Sessions for Grade 9-11 Students Ends takes a complete 360 degree turn into a 40- has everything from science, robotics and 29 Spring Term 29 LS and US Athletic Celebrations Spring Term acre urban camp wonderland, hosting more technology to eco-awareness, orienteering than 1100 campers. If you were to visit the and city experiential programming. A quick 30 Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 31 US Exams Begin p.m. school on a summer weekday, you would be glance at the BVG Camp brochure will reveal 31 Newsletter Sent Home 31 US Study Morning immersed in a landscape filled with energy, an incredible array of activities. laughter and make believe. Classrooms turn 31 OFSAA Track and Field Another aspect of our strategic plan further into cabins, the stage becomes a showcase explores the opportunities for current Lower School of events, the pool is filled with splashes, Link here for our BVG Summer Camp View Upper School AP Exam Schedule BVG high school students to hone their and the ravine and surrounding green spaces Book: www.bayviewglendaycamp.com/ 4 Grade 3 Spring Festival skills through counseling and leadership 7 US Advanced Placement Exams Begin become cheering grounds with familiar camp Documents/BVG-Camp-Viewbook-2018.pdf 11 SK Spring Festival development. Consider this summer job as song jamborees. 7 US AP Chemistry Exam a win-win situation on all levels! 18 JK Spring Festival Back in the day, camp offered parents a 8 US Physics 1 Algebra-Based Exam As we approach the 56th year of BVG BG2-Grade 12 Art Exhibit wonderful way to keep kids busy while school 24 Stephen Fine, PhD, Canadian Camp Camp, our Director, Dara Kahane, and her 8 US Spanish Language and Culture Exam routines took their annual hiatus. So long 29 LS and US Athletic Celebrations Spring Term Association Research Chair, sums up the team of exceptional staff, look forward as their kids were safe, active and engaged, 9 US Physics 2 Algebra-Based Exam values in his paper, Emotional Intelligence to another amazing summer filled with 31 BG3 Spring Festival parents took great pleasure in ensuring a and Summer Camp: “Lifetime habits are memories and new experiences. Take 10 US Chinese Language and Culture Exam fabulous recreational summer experience for 31 LS Civvies Day generally formed during our youth, and a moment to review our summer camp their children. 11 Studio Art a summer camp experience has much transformation; it could be the best Prep School These days, camp and summer programming 14 US AP Biology Exam to offer in the successful development summer experience for your family 1 PS SC Executive Council Speeches has gone further along the path of intentional of well-rounded, productive, thoughtful, – camper or counselor! Bring on the 15 US AP Computer Science Exam child development. It is now commonly 2 PS SC Executive Council Elections and compassionate adults. A summer campfires and unleash the power of 15 US AP French Language and Culture Exam held that camp provides not only a fantastic camp experience can lead the way toward imagination. At Bayview Glen Camp, the 4 PS Assembly childhood experience, it is also a unique wonders never end! 15 US Calculus AB Exam space, time and place to learn. In particular, significant improvements to your child’s 8 PS SC Heads of Committee Forms Due cognitive function, socialization, self- 16 US AP English Language and Composition Exam camp is a great place for children to develop 11 PS Ramadan Assembly emotional intelligence. confidence, and emotional well-being.” 16 US AP Macroeconomics Exam 16-17 PS SC Heads of Committee Speeches Research conducted by the University of While recreation is still an important piece of Naomi Schafler, BVG Board 17 US AP Comparative Government and Politics Exam Waterloo sought to answer how camps the camp experience, the lexicon of camping [email protected] 18 PS Assembly 18 US AP Microeconomics Exam 18 PS Talent Show and Civvies Day 18 US AP European History Exam 18 PS SC Heads of Committee Elections •Visit us online: bayviewglen.ca •Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/bayviewglen 18 US AP Human Geography Exam Connect •Follow us on Twitter: @bayviewglen •Follow us on Instagram: @bayviewglen_toronto 25 PS Assembly 18 US Advanced Placement Exams End
4 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 5 th Annual BVG 7 Blue Jays Day 2018
Geo-Champions On April 10th, Bayview Glen competed in the Sunnybrook School Geography Challenge. Representing our school was Daniel Stoppard (Grade 4), Juliet DiMenna (Grade 4), Rohan Sane (Grade 5), Anushka versus Yoganathan (Grade 5), Kaiyan Chiu (Grade 6), and On the Sideline With Coach Braga-Mele Callum MacKinnon (Grade 6). Prior to the competition, the team developed their knowledge of Canadian and International A Coaching Profile by Mr. Milligan geography, testing each other and sharing with their peers their Mr. Milligan, Assistant Athletic Director: For me, a B-Ball game is my preferred deep understanding of national parks, capital cities, land marks, Please tell me a bit about yourself. sport to watch live. weather and more. Working as a team, the group did extremely Rosa Braga-Mele, Parent Volunteer: Leafs, Blue Jays, Raptors, TFC, or the well. Daniel Stoppard won the Grade 4 overall competition I have been a BVG parent since and the team of Daniel, Rohan and Kaiyan collectively won the Argos… if you had to choose one, who 2000. My two older boys graduated would it be? overall championship. The whole experience was positive and from Grade 12 in 2015 and 2017 and the group really enjoyed working together. Easy... Raptors. Huge fan. They are To everyone I currently have a son in Grade 4. I playing terrific this year and the team By Jesse Denison, Director of Teaching and Learning, Lower School have been coaching basketball and has melded nicely. They have a strong attending Saturday Vision cross country running at BVG for the first line but also an incredibly strong past 12 years. I received my Canadian bench. My favorite player is Kevin May 19, 1:07pm: Bayview Glen Mandarin Club Level One Coaching certification in Lowry. I met him once... he is so kind basketball about 12 years ago. and unassuming. Over the past nine years, Mandarin and non-mandarin speakers I am also an ophthalmologist and have thrived learning a new language and connecting to an ancient Favourite coaching memory? professor at the University of culture, understanding and discovering some of the many traditions. I have so many great coaching The Mandarin Club was first introduced at Bayview Glen in 2009. Toronto and I have a Masters degree memories over the past years that This Mandarin programme runs after school and includes lessons for in Education. In my spare time I it is tough to pick just one. However, JK through Grade 8 students, as well as, a Credit Course for Grade 9 practice karate and am currently I have an off court memory that nd through to Grade 12 students. training for my 2 degree black belt. has happened with each year I have What sport(s) do you currently coach coached. For the younger players, it’s HAVE The programme encourages students to relate to the Chinese This year marks at BVG? when they catch you in the hallway culture (i.e. Chinese holidays), which makes it much more meaningful after school and come up and hug you for children to learn Mandarin. Teachers also use music, drama and I currently coach cross country saying they miss basketball practices. th dance to make learning fun and authentic. The programme also uses running as an assistant coach and I technology to teach students how to read and write in Chinese. have been head coach for the U10 This continues into high school... not the 11 annual boys basketball team just this past the hugs necessarily but the fact that One of the many projects this year included writing about major season. We took the team to the those boys all still remember me and cities of China. This club also provides an opportunity for students to finals at UCC and came in 2nd place call me coach. A lot of great bonds are FUN! connect and form new friendships through a new language. just missing the gold by 2 baskets! forged on the court. I am proud of all the kids I have coached. Bayview Glen We are happy to announce that early registration for next new school What sport(s) did you play growing up? th year 2018-2019 will open soon, and to celebrate the 10 anniversary we I played basketball and volleyball as Your team’s down in a tight game with will offer special discount for early-bird registration. Please stay tuned. team sports. But I was a sprinter and little time remaining. You have one ran OFSAA for 100 and 200 meter timeout left. What do you say to them? Children and parents learning to make “dragon beard” candies and Gallery Night sprints during my high school years. I have had this scenario come up many “tang-yuan” sticky rice doughs. Both are classic Chinese New Year treats. I also did cross country running for times in the past with my team either th Please join us May 24 ,from 4:00-6:00 p.m. endurance training. being up by a couple of points or down by a couple of points. I pretty much This year’s show is titled purchase, some original art and What is your favourite sport to play? say the same thing each time. I tell the VISION, and will feature the prints created by individual Watch on t.v.? See live? boys I’m proud of them... win or lose. works of artists from BG2 students or collaborative I love playing basketball. Especially on the Especially if they have left it all on the through AP. It will span our groups. Don’t miss this driveway shooting hoops with my 3 boys. court. I tell them to relax, have fun and two campuses and will include opportunity to support all of I love to watch basketball and hockey play hard. I have faith in them and I a wide variety of media. You our young artists and collect on TV. Especially college ball, and know if they respond and play like we will have the opportunity works from what might be the during March Madness it is extremely practiced then we will do great! They to visually enjoy, as well as next VISIONaries of our time. fun and exciting. have never let me down.
6 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 7 La Journée de la Francophonie (Francophone Day) Bonjour tout le monde! My name is Kiera, and I am the Assistant Head of La Journée de la the Prep School Languages Club. On March 8th, we celebrated La Journée de la Francophonie. La Journée de la Francophonie is a day to celebrate and recognize all the French-speaking countries of the world. The Prep School Languages Club prepared special activities for each Grade in the Prep. In Grade 6, they had fiddlers that came and sang songs with the classes. Francophonie By Christopher Federico, The fiddlers engaged all the Grade 6 students to sing and dance along, Director of Teaching and Learning, leading to a fun-filled day. Prep and Upper Schools In Grade 7, we had Lula Creole which incorporated a Creole dancer and drummer. We learned Creole dance moves and finished with a friendly dance competition with the new moves that we learned. We speak a lot at Bayview Glen about the importance of celebrating speakers.2 These celebrations have a special significance for Canadians our diversity. Over the past month or so we have certainly seen a lot this year as our former Governor-General, Michaëlle Jean, currently In Grade 8, they of that diversity reflected in our Prep and Upper School assemblies sits as the Secretary-General the International Organization of La participated in French marking Passover, Easter, and Nowruz and in our many recent dramatic Francophonie. In the organization’s own words, this is a day on which: Pleaides which is French theatre. They acted out and musical performances in the school and beyond. francophones sur les 5 continents fêtent leur langue en partage et scenes in French and Equally important to us as a community is acknowledging and la diversité de la Francophonie, à travers des concours de mots, des they did some French embracing our linguistic diversity, in particular recognizing the spectacles, des festivals de films, des rencontres littéraires, des rendez- improvisational activities. tremendous advantages and opportunities that we have because vous gastronomiques, des expositions artistiques...3 Each Grade also we live in a bilingual country. If we focus solely on the benefits of So that’s what we did. bilingualism in a school context, there is a large body of evidence that participated in learning to speak a second language helps students to: On March 8th, students in Grades 6-9 took part in a range of workshops Franconnexion activities designed to help them practise their skills in French while also gaining like French trivia kahoots • strengthen their problem-solving, reasoning and creative thinking skills; insight into French arts and culture and having a little bit of fun in the and lyrics training which • develop their understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures; process. is a fill in the blank with French song lyrics. All • increase their competitiveness in an increasingly global job market; Highlights of the day included: these activities increased • enhance their first-language and overall literacy skills.1 • Grade 6 students learning to sing (and play the spoons to) traditional their French vocabulary In the Canadian context, we should of course add that learning French French-Canadian folksongs led and accompanied by some pretty as well! Merci pour la also helps us to better understand our nation’s unique history and the wicked guitar and fiddle playing; participation de tout le legacy of colonialism. • Creole dance and drumming for students in Grade 7; monde dans le Prep! While the Ontario Ministry of Education requires that students in • A French drama workshop for Grade 8 students, led by veteran Par : Kiera Hui (P7D) publicly-funded English-language schools in the province participate Canadian stage and screen actor Nicolas van Burek from Toronto’s in French instruction from Grades 4 to 9, most Bayview Glen students Pleiades theatre; and will have had more than double that by the time they enter Grade 10, • French cooking classes for our Grade 9 students hosted by Chef à l’école. having begun to learn French from as early as Junior Kindergarten. We are very fortunate here at Bayview Glen to have visionary Behind the Big Screen But learning a language is much more than conjugating irregular verbs Languages teachers who continue to look for opportunities to deepen Hi BVG! My name is Ishaan Goswami. that hard work, determination, and or composing implausible dialogues about la plume de ma tante. If we the experience for our students and offer them the opportunity to I am currently in Grade 8 and have perseverance are crucial for success, want our students to truly experience the richness that comes from truly immerse themselves in the rich cultures and histories – not been a member of the school and that they always pay off. speaking a second language, then we need make it come alive. merely the words – of the languages they are learning. community for six years. This I started working in booth in Grade 6; The opportunity to do exactly that presented itself just prior to March year, I became a part of the Prep 1. Ontario Ministry of Education, French as a Second Language. http://www.edu. I actually thought I was signing up for Break as students in both the Prep and Upper Schools engaged in gov.on.ca/eng/amenagement/FLS.html School Student Council after being Choir, but as it turns out, this small a series of activities to mark the 48me Journée de la Francophonie, the 2. Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie. https://www.francophonie.org/ appointed the Head of Booth. I share Welcome-to-the-International.html error was the start of something annual celebration of French language and culture spanning some 84 my responsibilities with the Assistant 3 Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie. https://www.francophonie.org/ wonderful. I was lucky enough to member-states and governments representing 274 million French Journee-internationale-de-la-45683.html Heads, Philip Rosada and Ronan work with a plethora of informative, Nordick, and a committee of Grade fun, and helpful people throughout 7 students. We are a great team the years. This role and all of my and are responsible for all of the experiences in booth have helped me lighting, sound, and projection during become a stronger leader, and have weekly assemblies and school-wide given me the opportunity to mentor productions. Being the head of this others. I am so proud of all that group of bright and talented people we have done as this year’s Booth means that I organize performances Crew, and I hope that future heads and people, as well as teach students and members continue to come up who are interested in learning how with new ideas about how to run the the magic behind the big screen booth more efficiently and creatively. happens. The greatest lesson I have learned from this experience is Sincerely, Ishaan Goswami, Head of Booth
8 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 9 How do you spell the word “impressive?” Just ask our North York East Regional Spelling Bee Champions
On Sunday April March 25, 2018, close to 50 students from Bayview across Canada. We wish her all the best and know she will be a Glen participated in the Primary, Junior and Intermediate divisions fierce competitor. Prep School Success at the of the North York East Regional Spelling Bee Competition. A special thank you to coaches Mr. Bowles, Ms. McCleary, Mrs. The day was exciting for the participants, and at times a little Nathani, Ms. Wilson, and Ms. Vu; they were an integral part stressful for all of us in the audience, as we anxiously listened to in making this a successful event. Their support over the past our Bayview Glen competitors spell some challenging words like months has provided our BVG students with confidence and a “resurgence” and “zarzuela!” solid foundation, as they continue to develop and master their spelling skills. It was evident that our students were disciplined in their study, as they tackled the challenging words with confidence and poise, and I would also like to congratulate all our students who participated in displayed outstandingly good sportsmanship. the coaching sessions and competitions. n September, the Grade 8 Science in School” workshop held on the Tanya Verma has advanced to the 2018 Spelling Bee of Canada Everyone is a WINNER just for participating! students began planning a Science Centennial College and University of Championship Finals on Sunday May 6, 2018 at the Toronto Plaza Fair project to answer questions Toronto Scarborough campuses. In Airport Hotel. She will compete against 30 other spellers from Melissa Lende I of their choosing, using the scientific the afternoon, they were interviewed method. This five-month long by three judges and presented their process included coming up with a projects to the public. Great job to background-research based question, Mackenzie Clark, Sunil Wijeysundera, creating a procedure, conducting the Erin Pinkus, Noah Fremont, Evelyn experiment, and then presenting Tom, Jacqueline Fung, and Hui Yin findings on a board. Chan for their strong presentations. Special mentions go to Erin Pinkus for On Saturday, March 24, seven earning a bronze medal, and Jacqueline of the Grade 8 students had the Fung for earning a silver medal! opportunity to represent Bayview Glen at the Regional Science Fair for This was yet another successful finish Toronto. Over the course of the day, to the Grade 8 Science Fair year! students participated in a “Scientists Hui-Yin Chan
On February 24th, eight Prep School teams performed very well. The team ISOMA students participated in the ISOMA consisting of Trevor Cheung, Emma Math Olympics at UTS. Students Ren, Alicia Zhang, and George Vrachas- were in teams of four and completed Matthaios finished in 10th place, while the Math in individual, pairs, and team tasks. team of Gregory Tong, Maya Freedman, A total of thirty-seven teams were Nicholas Vettese, and Amy Nam came in Olympics in the competition and both of our 5th. Overall, it was a very enjoyable day.
Primary 1st Place: Primary 3rd Place: Junior 3rd Place: Intermediate 3rd Place: Tanya Verma, Grade 2 Rehan Shah, Grade 3 Ethan Yam, Grade 4 Ryan Freeman Grade 9 “You know... I never thought “If I could use one word “I have been participating in the “I competed in the Spelling Bee that I would win. All I knew was to describe competing Spelling Bee competition since this year and last year, but also that it was my dream to win. for third place, it would Grade 1. I am extremely proud to competed in Grades 1 and 2. When I won, I felt proud and be “determination.” represent Bayview Glen in this My experience at the Spelling happy and all that good stuff.” Determination really helped year’s Spelling Bee competition Bee has been great. It is fun to me to win third place. I don’t and I am very happy that after compete against so many great know if I could have done as 11 rounds, I got third place by spellers. I would definitely well without it.” getting the word “resurgence” suggest participating because correct! I had a lot of fun doing it is a great and fun experience.” the Bee and I hope you will participate next year too!”
10 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 11 Class of 2018 Let The Ceremonies Begin... Spring is here and with it comes the promise of new beginnings. The Graduation Ceremonies at Bayview Glen provide a great opportunity for families to share in the accomplishments of our students. In addition, we will be saying goodbye to the Graduating Class of 2018, and honouring these students as they begin the next phase of their lives. Here is the schedule for our Preschool, Lower School, Prep School and Upper School Graduation and Closing Ceremonies. Please check below for your child’s grade to find the correct date, time and location. All students are to wear their Full Dress Uniform (in good repair with crests) and polished shoes for the ceremony. Jewellery must be moderate, older students must be clean shaven, and uniforms should be worn with pride. Textile Waste Please contact your Assistant Head of School if you have any questions. Join the Diversion Initiative BG3 to Senior Kindergarten Grade 8 Graduation Evening The Bayview Glen Student Executive June June Prep Student Council (PSC) Graduation and Reception Council and the Parent Association joined 8 8 June 8, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. June 8, 2018 together this month for a green initiative The Prep Student Council provides leadership • Co-Heads of Green Team to help Mother Earth. They collected a in the J.T.M. Guest Theatre, Reception at 6:15 p.m., in the Daunt • Class Representatives (to be elected in September) mini-mountain of textiles from old clothes, Moatfield Campus Dining Hall, Moatfield Campus. Graduation at 7:00 opportunities and a voice for the students stuffed animals, sheets and even luggage. p.m., in the J.T.M. Guest Theatre, Moatfield Campus • House Captains (part of the Athletic Committee -- to be elected The school partnered with a local textile within our community. in September) waste diversion company to celebrate Earth June BG2 Picnic Day and do our part to help the environment. 11 June 11, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. June Grades 9-11 Closing The council consists of members who are either • The Young Round Square Committee Heads and Executive (by Thanks to more than a dozen students and Lower School Campus Ceremonies appointment, interview required) our amazing maintenance team, almost 14 elected or appointed after being interviewed. June 14, 2018 at 9:30 a.m., in the two tons of textiles were diverted from Within these roles, students take part in the • Head of the Grade 8 Yearbook (by appointment, interview required) landfills. Special shout out to Lisa Zammit Grades 1 to 4 Graduation J.T.M. Guest Theatre, Moatfield June organization of social events, house leagues, Spirit • Head of Theatre Booth (by appointment, interview required) from the PA, Aaron Judah from the SEC, and 13 June 13, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. Campus all the parents who brought in their textiles. in the Prep School Gymnasium, Days, art initiatives, philanthropy, Young Round • Heads of Ambassadors Association (by appointment, interview required) Textile recycling is the new GREEN! Moatfield Campus June Grade 12 Graduation Evening Square initiatives, environmental awareness- • Heads of Community Outreach (by appointment, interview required) Karen Horsman 15 and Reception building activities, and school-wide assemblies. (by appointment, interview required) Director of Communications Grade 5 Graduation Evening June 15, 2018 at 7:00 p.m., in the June J.T.M. Guest Theatre, Moatfield PROCESS FOR APPLICATION AND PARTICIPATION: 13 and Reception PREP STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: June 13, 2018 Campus. Reception to follow • Are ambassadors to the school and are expected to uphold all school In June, elections are held for the positions of Heads and Assistant Reception at 5:15 p.m., in the Daunt rules and maintain good academic standing Heads of Council, and Heads and Assistant Heads of Committee. In Dining Hall, Moatfield Campus. Graduation at 6:00 order to be a candidate, students must nominate themselves and • Wear the uniform with pride complete an application form and Candidate Profile (the profile will be p.m., in the J.T.M. Guest Theatre, Moatfield Campus • Engage committee members and chair regular meetings – part of posted outside the Assistant Head’s office on the top floor for all voters being a great leader means sharing leadership to view). The application process includes the collection of signatures Grades 6 and 7 Closing of support from fellow students, teachers and the parents of hopeful June • Work alongside faculty members to meet targets, complete tasks and Ceremonies candidates. After all paperwork is completed and submitted, and 13 run spirit-building events June 13, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. students have made the community aware of their intentions to run for in the Prep School Gymnasium, • Understand that great leaders inspire greatness in others a position, candidates will deliver a speech before the student body and Moatfield Campus faculty. Voting takes place soon after the speeches are delivered, and is THE PREP SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL completed through secret ballots. Votes are to remain silent. CONSISTS OF: Students applying for the positions of Young Round Square Executive, • The Heads of the Prep Student Council Head of Grade 8 Yearbook, Head of Theatre Booth will be appointed after being interviewed by faculty liaisons for the respective • The Assistant Heads of Prep Student Council committees. The same is true for the Heads of Community Outreach • The Athletics Committee Heads and the Ambassadors Association. Elections for the positions of Class • The Athletics Committee Assistant Heads Representatives and Heads of House will be held during the first month of the upcoming school year. We wish our candidates great luck, and • The Arts Committee Heads congratulate them on taking the initiative to run for positions. • The Arts Committee Assistant Heads For students who do not wish to run for a position on the Prep School • The Student Life Committee Heads Student Council, they are always welcome to join the group as members of the various committees. There are plenty of opportunities • The Student Life Committee Assistant Heads for our students to show school spirit, and to have their opinions and • Heads of Communications Technologies (application will be in film form) ideas heard within these teams.
12 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 13 Thai Curry Chicken Soup Prep Players Production 2018: Makes 6-8 servings. This recipe for Thai curry chicken soup is an estimation based on our large quantity cooking. Adjust ingredients and spices according to your taste. Recipe Compliments of:
Box(by Lindsay Price)
fter such their usual academics with play great rehearsals stretching to 7:30 on A feedback multiple evenings. But all of the about our long hours were worth it when production of the curtains opened for the CISMF 2018, A Musical Moment, A Lifetime of Memories Hoodie last year, we afternoon Prep School matinee On Sunday, April 8th, over 1,500 students from 48 schools audience with their sound. CISMF allows for students to explore selected another followed by one open to the participated in the 34th annual Conference of different musical environments and material that of Lindsay community at 5:15. Independent Schools Music Festival (CISMF). After would normally not be touched upon in day-to-day Price’s vignette plays for this Students worked long hours to scarcely ten hours of rehearsal time, these classes. Every year, the student participants year’s production. Once again, students from all over Ontario came together have the opportunity to work with a renowned many actors become a variety present these brief scenes about and performed side by side in Roy Thomson guest conductor. This year, Dr. Mark Sirett, of characters, each with their being yourself, fitting into a Hall to create exquisite music. New an award-winning composer and choral Ingredients: distinct perspective, personality, group, friendship, and growing friendships were formed while making conductor, led the massed choirs and String and challenges and each with up. It wasn’t easy to take on such 2 cups of chopped cooked boneless, memories which would never have Orchestra in an impressive finale. their own box. These boxes are varied and distinct roles, but they skinless chicken otherwise existed. our reputations, personalities, did well and enjoyed presenting Bayview Glen’s participation in CISMF 1 cup of cooked 7 Grains Medley Rice and challenges and how we are these scenes for our community. Of the nine distinguished bands and was made possible by the tireless ½ cup each of diced onion, carrot & celery seen by others and by ourselves. choirs, Bayview Glen students auditioned effort and support of our schools’ Thank you to the company 1 clove of minced garlic We hope that our production for, and participated in, seven of these music departments. Thank you to Ms. members - actors and backstage 1 litres of chicken broth will, once again, prompt some groups, demonstrating enthusiasm, Baranieski, Mr. Bellissimo, Ms Seun, Ms. alike - for committing to the 1 litre of vegetable stock consideration and conversations dedication and hard work up to concert day. Simmons, Mr. Promane, Ms. Percifield, long hours and challenges of 1 can about 400ml of coconut milk about the middle school years. Of course, the highlight of the first half and Mr. Hunsburger for your mentorship producing a show. Thank you, ½ cup of fresh slice Shitake mushroom Although the actors are playing was Mr. Hunsburger conducting O Canada and endless passion, allowing this as well, to teachers, coaches, ½ cup of broccoli florets roles, many people recognized and the Symphonic Band. In addition to the outstanding and momentous experience to be and especially family members ½ cup of diced bell pepper some familiar characters. dozens of choir and band members, Bayview part of our lives. for supporting us throughout Glen proudly presented three soloists, Elica Eivani 1 juice of lime After March Break, rehearsals Can’t wait until next year! our season. (Intermediate Choir), Matthew Nam (Wind Ensemble), 1 tablespoon of red Thai curry paste kicked into high gear. Students and Phillip Miret (Symphonic Band), all of whom thrilled the Written by Carla Haddad and Phillip Miret, Grade 10 musicians 1 tablespoon of dry curry powder balanced tryouts for sports By Mr. Clark, Prep English Teacher teams, CISMF rehearsals, and and Co-Producer of Box Preparation: 1. In a stock pot, add the chicken and 7 grains to the chicken stock, vegetable stock and Prep Public Speaking coconut milk, then bring to a boil. 2. In a sauté pan, drizzle approximately 1 On Thursday, April 5, 2018, a public speaking competition was held tablespoon of olive oil on medium high heat. at The Sterling Hall School. Two students were chosen to represent Bayview Glen: Alyssa Zhang from Grade 7 and Amy Nam from Grade 8. 3. Add the garlic, onion, carrot and celery. Stir These two girls preformed against many great speakers from different for about 3 minutes, or until the vegetables independent schools. Alyssa’s speech was called Poems from Middle are softened. School. Her speech was presented beautifully, and she really showed 4. Add the sauté mixture into the stock pot, that she had confidence in what she was saying. Amy’s speech was also including shitake mushroom, broccoli performed very well. Her speech was about mental illness. She showed florets, diced bell pepper, followed by the confidence in the way she spoke, and her speech was excellent. Both Thai curry paste and curry powder. students presented with passion. Although they had a big audience, 5. Bring the broth back to boil, then turn the these girls performed with boldness. Overall, Bayview Glen was well heat down to simmer for 15 minutes. represented by these two outstanding students. 6. You can tweak the flavour to your liking at this by Callie Holdaway, P7D point. Add the lime juice before serving.
14 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 15 Environmentalism • “Students learn about the fine balance needed to maintain a Upper School Spring Concert healthy interdependent relationship between What’s new at human beings and the planet”. How can I be more environmentally friendly April 19, 2018 in my daily life? How could we monitor our consumption and waste more effectively? See more photos on our Facebook page. Do I know about water usage and shortages around the world? Adventure • “Schools offer activities that foster a spirit of adventure and allow students to discover that they are capable of more than they might have imagined”. What does adventure mean to me and my aRound the Dinner Table family? How do I challenge myself to move beyond As a Round Square school, Bayview Glen Internationalism • “Students learn to see my comfort zone and take safe risks? incorporates the IDEALS into our daily lives at themselves as global citizens and look When have I achieved something beyond school. Whether it is through larger initiatives beyond gender, class, race, nationality what I imagined myself capable of achieving? such as campaigns and service projects, or and culture to understand human nature”. seen daily during classroom activities such as What do I know about the cultures of Leadership • “Students learn that true leadership opportunities in the classroom or other people in my class? Grade? School? leadership is serving others and is found in gaining new understanding of the perspective When I travel, how can I learn more about those who convictions are rooted in personal of peers. These IDEALS reflect what we are the cultures and places I visit? responsibility, kindness and justice”. already doing here at school and what we find How do I share my culture and values with What are leadership opportunities I can pursue important in our school community through others? within my class and division and school? our very own Bayview Glen Core Values of How can I support others in their leadership Democracy • “Freedom of thought and speech respect, responsibility, compassion, integrity and roles? balance. Your family may find the same of the encouraged and appropriate forum and Round Square Ideals in your own home - that channels of communication are set in place”. Service • “Students come face-to-face with the they are already of value in your family’s lives. How much do I know about the various plight of those in most need around the world and discover how they can make a positive You may ask, what do these IDEALS look types of government in my community and sustainable difference through service”. like outside of the classroom and outside of and country? (student, municipal, the school environment? Using the prompts provincial, federal, and band) How can I give back to my own communities below as a suggestion, we encourage you to How do I balance differences of opinions and those around me? have a discussion with your children about with peers and family members, educators What regular, small actions can I take to make what these IDEALS mean to them and to and mentors? the day and the world better for others? your family based on the definitions of each, How do I value those perspectives that are By: Laura Gleeson, aRound the dinner table. new to me? Young Round Square Coordinator Congratulations to all Duke of Edinburgh Kiara Chong Luca Carnegie Nikhil Marwaha Ehsan Hirji Award Winners Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze
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16 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 17 PINK Day! Canadian Team This year, Wednesday April 11th chance to tie dye and then personalize Mathematics and marked the International Day of Pink, their very own pink shirt. With a a day dedicated to antibullying and huge turnout and great success, we homophobia awareness. Bayview Glen couldn’t be happier with how this day Lower, Prep and Upper School students turned out. Our hope is that students Euclid Contests gathered together to celebrate this understand that the attitudes we carry n April 5, 2018, Matthew Nam, Chiaki Shuzenji, Salman Shahid, Aliqyan cause through various initiatives. Our on pink day should apply every day. Tapia, Caitlyn Mei and Daniel Rossos participated the Canadian Team theme for this Pink Day was kindness. Thank you to Katherine Tom and Mr. Mathematics Contest (CTMC) at the University of Waterloo. It was a Kindness to ourselves, kindness to Moore for their amazing speeches. O fun and challenging competition. The format of the contest consisted of team those close to us, and kindness towards Thank you to Mr. Auld, Ms. Astrella and questions where team members may collaborate, individual problems and our larger community. With two Mrs. Gill for all their help and support math relays in which one student’s answer to a question was needed by a team- fantastic speakers and confetti dots, throughout this process. It really would mate to solve the next question. Upper School students got a chance not have been possible without your The students had great feedback. Many of them found solving problems and to write down things they appreciate help. Finally, thank you to all working as a team was a really enjoyable experience. They really enjoyed the about others and themselves. In the the students who came out unique opportunity as collaborated together to solve difficult math problems. Prep School, the Arts Committee in support of Pink Day. Students felt the most rewarding in both the challenge and collaborative created a bracelets and buttons We truly appreciate aspects. Some students really enjoyed the relays of the contest as well as campaign to keep the momentum all your participation Upper School competing with other teams from schools wide across from Canada and it going. While the message of this day and enthusiasm. makes the contest more entertaining. was clear, the real fun part of Pink Day By: Imaan Hirji & was the tie dying event. This year, all Besides the contest, there was a campus tour in University of Waterloo. the students from Grade 5-12 got the Roman Wang Touring the campus and meeting with professors were useful in helping some SEC Elections graduates to make university decision for next year. They also got a chance to hear from great speakers to motivate students more passionate about Math, As the current school year comes to a close, we which is of course a plus. are preparing for Student Executive Council (SEC) elections. All students who are interested in becoming Upper School Student Leaders For those parents members of the SEC for the 2018-2019 school year have picked up a memo that outlines the process and steps required to become a candidate. Being elected to the Student Executive Council (SEC) is an honour as well as a responsibility. We interested in testing their own Mathematical The process is as follows: students must complete are proud to have such amazing students representing the Upper School. an informal paper that expresses their wish to be Head of Fine Arts: Caitlyn Mei initiatives I intend to organize, I plan to increase involvement in ability, here is a sample members of the SEC. In this essay, students include musical activities and events throughout the school year. On top an outline of their qualities that they believe are Hi! My name is Caitlyn Mei and I am genuinely of this, I also hope to encourage my peers to accept something math relay problem desirable in leaders and how they feel they would excited to be the Head of Fine Arts on the that will truly enrich and revitalize their lives. successfully fulfill the position(s) for which they SEC this year!! This is my eighth year as (TNYWR = the number are applying. This essay is placed in a binder that a student at Bayview Glen and I cannot you will receive) is available to all faculty members. Profiles of the believe how quickly time has slipped by. Fast- Head of Drama: Kennedie Janes candidates will also be completed and posted for Hi, my name is Kennedie Janes and I’m our entire student body to read prior to the election. forwarding from my first day of school, I recall a. When the integer 3008 is written out, it has d digits. What is the Once these are posted, election ballots are created. All so many remarkable memories. These range excited to be the Head of Drama for the value of d? positions that are left open will be appointed. from participating in numerous clubs and sports 2017-2018 school year! From my first b. Let t be TNYWR. The area of the triangle formed by the line √k teams to my involvement with the GII team, a service project to Peru, class of “dress-up drama” when I was x+4y=10, the x-axis and the y-axis is t. What is the value of k? On May 14th and 15th, all students who have completed Haliburton Forest trips, coffee houses, art shows, and last year as a Co- three, to the 2017 BVG production of c. Let t be TNYWR. Justin measures the heights of three different the required forms, and who have been deemed Editor of Yearbook. My goal this year as a member of the Arts Council Romeo and Juliet, I have always tried to trees: a maple, a pine and a spruce. The maple tree is 1 m taller eligible to run for election for a position on the is to share my love of art and bring my ideas from paper to life! I have find ways to partake in drama-related than the pine tree and the pine tree is 4 m shorter than the spruce Executive Committee, will present a one-minute tree. If the ratio of the height of the maple tree to the spruce tree already began initiatives such as monthly art workshops and open activities. Even though this is only my third year at BVG, I have speech to the school. Later in the week, all candidates is t, what is the height of the spruce tree, in metres? (Write your will take part in a town-hall style meeting. studio volunteer opportunities. I intend to start more, just wait and see! been a keen and active member in the previous BVG theatre answer in the form a/b , where a and b are positive integers with productions, and I hope to continue that trend in the years to no common divisor larger than 1.) On May 16th, the entire school will vote for the Head of Music: Matthew Nam come. To me, drama is more than just acting and memorizing executive committee. The vote is a confidential one. Ever since I began piano lessons when I lines; it is about the memories you create with the people that A team of faculty and our current Head Boy and Head We encourage students to write mathematics contests to give them the Girl tally the votes. The names of students who placed started at Bayview Glen, music has been you get to know as your second family. As the Head of Drama opportunity to have fun and to develop their mathematical problem solving first and second for each position are then presented for this year, I want to encourage everyone to participate in the part of my life. And although I didn’t really skills. The final event of the year was the Euclid Contest which targets to Mr. Auld. By the end of the week, all candidates students in Grade 12 and the Grade 11 students who are taking Pre-Advanced enjoy playing piano at the beginning, I multiple coffee houses, the talent show, the BVG play and any meet to find out who is elected Chair and Vice-Chair Placement Advanced Functions course. Most of the problems are based on the slowly grew to appreciate music and the other drama related events that occur throughout this school for each position, and the entire school is informed at mathematical curriculum up to and including the final year of secondary lessons it provided. Currently, I am in Grade year. Just taking that one step out of your comfort zone and the next assembly. On May 22nd and 23rd, the speeches school. These contests provide an opportunity to recognize and reward our 10 piano and an active member of the Wind and trying something new can potentially lead you to a whole new for the sub-committee occur. On May 24th the vote students who excel in mathematics and critical thinking. Clarinet Ensembles. Today, I have translated my world of experiences and opportunities that you might end takes place and the results will be announced in the appreciation for the subject into becoming the Upper School’s up loving. I’m looking forward to creating positive memories Check out other questions and solutions at cemc.uwaterloo.ca same manner. What an exciting time for students to
Head of Music, a position which gives me the excuse to pressure with my peers that will last us all a lifetime. And finally, “Good By Ms. Eva Lee, Mathematics & Chemistry Teacher, Upper School get involved in the Bayview Glen community, and to
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school events such as Coffee House and school concerts, and new goodnight till it be morrow.” – William Shakespeare. 20, Answers: Mr. Bryan Auld, Assistant Head, Upper School
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20 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 21 Robotics News Promoting Staff Profiles FIRST Robotics Our excellent faculty members and staff – through their talents, dedication and experience – are key to fostering the sense of community, at Ryerson and independence, self-esteem and respect we value so much at Bayview Glen. York Universities On March 17 and March 25, 2018, Team Ctrl-Z promoted BVG, FLL robotics and STEM at the Ryerson and York University District FRC events. FIRST Tom Osborne Robotics Competition (“FRC”) challenges high-school- Teacher, English, and aged students, working with professional mentors, Amy Sabodach Curriculum Leader, Teacher, Social Studies, to design and build a large 120-pound robot, and Vana Micha Social Sciences and BG2 Teacher and Homeroom participate in high-intensity competitions, focusing on Humanities. Lower School Prep School robot effectiveness, team strategy, collaboration and Upper School the determination of team members. The goal of Ctrl- Hello! My name is Vana Micha and this is This marks my fifth year at Bayview I have always been a bit of a slow learner Z’s demonstrations at Ryerson and York Universities my fourth and the most exciting year of Glen, and the expression “time flies” so I came to teaching through a circuitous was to increase the public’s awareness of FLL and my carrier as an Early Childhood Educator. couldn’t ring more truly to me; it feels like and roundabout way. In a nutshell, I STEM, taking advantage of the large FRC audience and I feel very fortunate to be part of the just yesterday that I moved to Toronto earned my BA & MA specializing in Modern the presence of FIRST VIPs who were in attendance. Bayview Glen community, striving to build from my home of Hamilton after being European History at McGill University. strong foundations with the youngest offered employment here. Previously, I Assisting Ctrl-Z in explaining the scope and depth of Deciding not to pursue a PhD, I moved to group of our school. Ever since I was a was somewhat ensconced in academia; FLL at the Ryerson event were Chris Alexiev ’17 and Toronto where I began my career as an young girl, I always wanted to become I completed my undergraduate and Alexander Mark ’17, graduates of Bayview Glen who are insurance claims assessor. Finding that not a teacher like my mother. My dreams graduate studies at McMaster University completing their first year of engineering studies at a great fit, I jumped into the fast-paced were fulfilled when I graduated from and the University of Toronto, and taught the University of Toronto. The members of Ctrl-Z were world of advertising where I helped build the Aristotle University in Thessaloniki at several universities in Ontario (and at delighted to be in the presence of two of their former such brands as ING Direct (Tangerine), with a Bachelor and Masters in Pastoral one in Paris, France!). Having been both a team members, youth coaches and BVG alumni at this Expedia.ca and Motts Fruitsations to and Social Theology. This gave me the student and an educator for some time, high profile robotics competition. name a few. Finally realizing that I was an opportunity to teach Social and Pastoral it seemed only natural when my career academic at heart, I decided to pursue my Ctrl-Z team members are thrilled with the honour of once Theology to adults at a private college. path led me to complete my B.Ed at Brock real passion, go back to school at OISE and again promoting BVG, FLL and STEM at the upcoming 60- In the fall of 2011, I made the big decision University, and to pursue further teaching become a teacher. team FRC Ontario District Championship to be held at the to come from Greece to Toronto and (and learning) opportunities. Hershey Centre in Mississauga on April 12 – 14, 2018. From the moment I met Mrs. Daunt and expand my studies in the Early Childhood Since joining the Bayview Glen team, I Mr. Auld in my interview, I knew Bayview By coach Eric Borromeo Education field. During my studies and have been privileged to work alongside Glen was a special place. I feel so proud upon my graduation, I was given the so many wonderful colleagues and and fortunate to have taught here for the opportunity to work with children who friends, and to be able to share my love past seven years. While I absolutely adore were as young as infants and up to the of competitive sports and my academic my time in the classroom shepherding a age of 12. Educators are lifelong learners background, in French Literature, Political Harkness Table discussion (this year, I teach FLL Team Aquabots: Synchronize! and last year I decided to further my Sciences and Philosophy, in my roles as a Grade 12 Philosophy, Grade 10 History and This year the Aqua Bots of co-operation during the core ground. With one-way ratchets, studies in the Early Childhood Resource coach and as a Homeroom, French, and three sections of Introduction to Business), it Bayview Glen had a fantastic values exercises, their robot a welded axel, PVC pipe, two Consultant field. My goal is to support and Social Studies teacher. Furthermore, I find has been my experiences on the Haliburton season. Comprised of a mix development, and their creative bouncy balls, a lot of glue, inspire others to love to learn and grasp it incredibly validating to be a vehicle of trips (five winter trips in a row followed by of returning and new robotics Hydro Swing presentation. and a fly wheel, the group every opportunity in life. Children teach global education at Bayview Glen. Having a canoe-camping trip), coaching (over the me every day how to appreciate the small lived and worked abroad, I understand members the team was very Through the season, the developed a working prototype years: debate, soccer, softball and field things in life and that’s why I love the first-hand how enriching it is for students capable. The team members boys and girls worked hard to that wowed all who viewed hockey) and my Round Square trip to Peru Bayview Glen atmosphere. to be informed about different cultures, that make this school a family. were Christopher Cha, Matthew develop their programming their presentation. This project to communicate in different languages, to Fung, Eden Silverberg, Santhiya skills, overcame project and innovation will continue to be When I am not busy studying I enjoy Having a 14-month old daughter (along collaborate internationally, and to develop Kuhan, Diana Bahrami, Aaron program challenges, and used as a teaching tool in the spending time with my family, travelling, with a 20-year old at university and a borderless skills and ideologies. Van Loon, Cyrus Abhary, competed extremely well. The Grade Two Simple Machines watching movies and playing board games 17-year old), I don’t have an abundance and Aidan Jetha. With the highlight of their year was their and Grade Four Pulley and with my friends. I believe that the quality In my life outside of Bayview Glen, I enjoy of spare time. That said, I curl and play help of wonderful parent amazing project invention. With Gears science units. of education children receive in their early cooking, sports, performance arts, spending hockey, and play organ in an instrumental coaches Maryam Hooshyar the help of parent-engineering years is fundamental in developing each time with friends and family, and exploring surf and soul band. (We had a #1 single The Aqua Bots of Bayview Glen and Sheliza Jedavji, along and welding mentorship from person’s unique potential, and this quality new places with my fiancé, who shares my on surfrockradio.com this year.) I am should be proud of all that they with student mentorship Lou Narduzzo, Geert Van-Loon has been mastered here at Bayview Glen. love of travel. So far, we have been to over trying desperately to keep pace with my learned this season and I look from Emiko Wijeysundera, and Paul Laursen, the team a dozen different countries together, and two magazine subscriptions (“Harpers” forward to seeing these team Ryan Hui, and Phillip Miret, invented the Hydro Swing; a with any luck, this number will continue to and “The Atlantic”): I am currently in the members further develop their the team developed into a swingset that uses slip gears grow over the years to come. February issue. Sigh. skills in the 2018-2019 season. strong contender that showed to capture user’s kinetic energy amazing collaboration and to pump water out of the By coach Jesse Denison
22 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 23 This summer, join us for the News from Edu-Fun Advancement
Darlene Norris, Director of Advancement Summer Camp [email protected] July and August Spots available for Grade 3 and up Bayview Glen’s Edu-Fun camp is a one week camp that Annual Report st focusses on the 21 century competencies of public Our Annual Report is published yearly in the spring and is one way speaking, problem-solving skills, design thinking, and we recognize the generous contributions from our community. robotics programming. The goal of camp is to use Listed in this year’s report are donors who have made gifts between dynamic play and learning-toys to develop students’ September 1, 2016 – August 31, 2017, as well as donors whose communication & collaboration competencies, and critical cumulative support is $25,000 or greater. and creative thinking skills. To add your name to our list of supporters or if you have questions Grad Class Gift – New regarding recognition, please contact Darlene Norris, Director of Greetings from Advancement at [email protected] or 416-386-6626. Drinking Fountain Congratulations to the Class of 2018 for surpassing their THE TRUE VALUE OF A DONATION LIES IN THE IMPACT IT CREATES. fundraising goal of $10,000 and raising an incredible $19,668, Below are some examples of how donations make a difference for our the Camp office! with 48% participation! After another very successful March Break students and the Bayview Glen Community as a whole. We are excited to hang the Class of 2018 plaque above our freshly Camp, we now turn the page towards installed Drinking Fountain in the Senior Student Commons Area. sunshine and warm weather. Admission Gifts A very special thank you to the family who provided the matching gift. As with all schools, fees and tuition do not cover all of our operating Summer is fast approaching and if you have not yet Together we celebrate, with pride, our success in reaching our latest expenses. Gifts made through the admissions process provide registered your child for camp for summer 2018, now is the milestone and cementing the Class of 2018 legacy! the school with additional resources to meet the ever changing time to do it! We have limited space available for all age requirements of the 21st century student. groups with some already sold out for the month of July. Gifts are directed to the Head’s Initiatives - a pool of donations Since 1962, we have created unforgettable summer SAVE THE DATE: May 31 specifically designated to support the school’s “Area of Greatest memories for thousands of boys and girls, as one of On May 31, the 2018 Grad Class Parent Committee, in partnership Need” or capital enhancements. Toronto’s longest-running, most comprehensive day with the Advancement team, will be holding an appreciation cocktail camps. Bayview Glen Camp offers enriched, balanced and Historically the Head’s Initiatives have funded new fitness party for all Grade 12 parents. age-appropriate programmes, activity electives for our equipment, the Robotics program, professional development, Date: May 31, 2018 oldest campers and a comprehensive Leader-in-Training bursaries and musical instruments. Location: Daunt Dining Hall programme. We also offer a rewarding and integrated Mrs. Daunt will direct your donation to where it will have the most Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm programme for children with special needs. impact or you can request that we direct it to the area you and your RSVP: Kimberlee Waymann at [email protected] Centrally-located on the secure, leafy and air conditioned family feel passionately about. or 416-369-6659. campus of Bayview Glen School, campers enjoy two on-site pools for daily instructional and recreational swim- ming, 4 sports fields, a theatre, climbing wall, tech labs, art studios, gymnasiums and more. Our door-to-door transportation brings fully-trained bus counsellors on every bus right to your door step, and our safe arrival programme ensures that all children are accounted for. We are also proud to offer an efficient From the BVG Archives routing system so our campers spend less time on the bus As the 2017/18 school year wraps up, we’d Fun Fact: According to the commentary and more time creating unforgettable summer memories! 275 Duncan Mill Road like to showcase one of our oldest track at the end of the movie, the play A Edu-Fun Camps: Toronto, Ontario M3B 3H9 recorded plays performed on Midsummer Night’s Dream reportedly Call the camp office or visit our website • July 3-6 T 416 449 7746 stage. Back in May of 1987, influenced John McTiernan to make the plot at www.bayviewglencamp.ca for • July 9-13 F 416 449 8234 Bayview Glen gave a thrilling of Die Hard take place over one night. performance of A Midsummer more information today. • July 16-20 [email protected] If you are interested in contributing Night’s Dream in Toronto’s very • July 23-27 #BVG2018 Bayview Glen memorabilia to the Archive own Roy Thomson Hall! Roy or seeing more of our collections, • July 30 to August 3 Twitter: @bvgcamp Thompson Hall was built in 1982 Read the Spring 2018 please contact Mark Fellin by email at • August 7-10 Instagram: @bayviewglencamp and can seat over 2600 guests! Camp newsletter online at: Facebook: bvgcamp [email protected] bayviewglen.ca/publications • August 13-17 • August 20-24 bayviewglencamp.ca
24 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 25 lumni Networ K A kin News from Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Vinay Bhide ’93 !N g L G Dr. Vinay in his graduating year. More than this, he V Alumni Relations Bhide’s Bayview cherishes the lifelong friendships he made B Glen adventure as a BVG “lifer” and the many incredible Finance began in the teachers that guided him in his journey. valley in 1980 Things have come full circle for Vinay, Professionals Message from the as a 6 year old as the biggest highlight of his BVG On April 18, the Bayview Glen Alumni panel where the participants had an entering Grade experience is the fact that both of his Bayview Glen Alumni 1, and as you’ll Association hosted our inaugural BVG opportunity to connect with each other daughters, Leela (Grade 6), and Meena L!NK Alumni Networking Speaker Series and the panelists. Association Board read below, (Grade 4) are following in his footsteps he’s never focussed on the finance industry. Special thanks to our panelists With the end of the academic as students of Bayview Glen. Vinay can’t really left. After graduating in 1993, Our panel talked us through their Benita Warmbold (past parent), school year quickly approaching, believe that it has already been 25 years Vinay attended the Arts and Science thoughts on the current state of the Sandra Taube Godard (past parent), the Bayview Glen Alumni since he graduated from Bayview Glen Programme at McMaster University and and is looking forward to celebrating this industry and how it is evolving, as well and Zoheb Dosani ’08 for their Association Board looks forward then followed this by attending dental to welcoming the graduating milestone at the Alumni Reunion with his as providing practical advice on career time, as well as to our moderator school at the University of Toronto. After classmates. #BVG4Life development. Of particular interest Christian Medeiros ’12. We also thank class of 2018 into our tight-knit obtaining his Doctor of Dental Surgery was the discussion on the differences Scotiabank and Barbara Mason (BVG family of Bayview Glen alumni. degree in 2001, Vinay realized that he The end of the school year marks still had more to learn and entered into a between the buy and sell side of the Board of Directors) for providing the a transitional time for many; this specialty programme in Periodontics at markets, and the unique opportunities space for our event at the Scotiabank year’s graduates expectantly await what lies ahead at their the University of Toronto. After finishing that exist for finance professionals Digital Factory. chosen university, the Grade 11 class anticipates their his specialty training in 2005, Vinay in Canada at the large Canadian Richard Wood ’08 opportunity to invade the common area, and teachers enjoys a career encompassing private pension funds. Finally, there was a Bayview Glen Alumni Association Board and students alike eagerly plan their uninterrupted practice and part-time teaching and brief networking session after the Events Committee Chair months of summer vacation. lecturing both locally and internationally. For our graduates especially, the end of this year may be Vinay attributes much of his success met with bittersweet emotions as they say goodbye to to the formative years that he spent the comfortable confines of Bayview Glen and embark on at Bayview Glen. He remembers his a new personal and professional journey. Although filled time at the Glen very fondly. Some of BVG Network Alumni Regional Visits with excitement, this new chapter can also prove to be the highlights include ski trips to exotic Left: Vinay wearing his original Bayview to Kitchener-Waterloo and Kingston daunting, as individuals seek to determine their areas of destinations such as Quebec, Lake Placid, Glen blazer and tie from 1993. His daughters Mr. Hammond, Director of University some alumni during the annual math interest, strengths and weaknesses, as well as their future and Chamonix, France, performing in Leela (Gr. 6) on the left and Meena (Gr. 4) on Counselling, met with Bayview Glen alumni contest there. As is often the case, many of career paths. We would like to remind these students, Spring Festival at Roy Thomson Hall, the right. Right: Vinay (right) accepting the on April 5 studying at the University of our graduates commented upon how the however, of the vast community, which you now have being Head Prefect, and winning The 2013 Distinguished Alumnus Award at the Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, Advanced Placement programme at Bayview access to as a Bayview Glen alumnus. Glen’s inaugural Governor General’s medal Grade 12 Graduation Evening. followed by a visit with those at the Royal Glen and the collaborative work environment This year, the Alumni Association Board has launched Military College of Canada and Queen’s we provide helped to prepare them for success University on April 10. The intent of these at the university-level. the BVG L!NK Alumni Networking Speaker Series, which visits was to establish the regional networks Our regional visits will continue to evolve seeks to highlight various industries, beginning with in the Kitchener-Waterloo region and in Capital Markets and Private Equity at our inaugural event in the next school year. If you have any Kingston, plus to provide some exam-time suggestions for future visits or if you are on April 18. These gatherings provide an opportunity levity for our young alumni. an alum wishing to help host a regional for Bayview Glen alumni to hear from experienced Alumni Close to 20 former students from the Classes event, please feel free to contact Ms. Lau members of the respective field and learn valuable tips of 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 visited with Mr. at [email protected]. Alumni are and tricks regarding ways to further grow and develop Hammond, as well as one alum from 2009 encouraged to keep Ms. Lau updated with one’s career in the current professional climate. We have who checked in via social media. Ms. Eva Lee their current email addresses and social also been delighted to see the many alumni returning to and the math team were also at the University media contacts so that they can be informed of Waterloo on April 5, and they met with of future regional visits. Bayview Glen to volunteer their time and knowledge for Reunion20 career breakfasts in order to share their experiences with current students. Furthermore, we hope to keep in touch with all alumni – whether it be those that graduated 2 years ago or 20 – and hope to do so through our social WeekeNd18 events, such as our recently successful wine tasting event and the upcoming annual Alumni Reunion May 4 & 5, 2018 Weekend on May 4 and 5. We encourage all alumni to become involved and All Bayview Glen alumni are welcome to attend. reconnect with those with whom you shared countless classes, hours, and memories. On behalf of the Alumni This year we will be honouring the classes of 1993, 1998, 2003, Association Board, we thank all those who continue to 2008 and 2013 for their milestone reunion. contribute and support our alumni community and we Please complete the online registration form at bayviewglen.ca/alumnireunion hope to see you soon in order to catch up. or contact Mandy Lau, Director of Alumni Relations, at [email protected] Stay Connected with Website www.bayviewglen.ca/alumni LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/bvgalumni Adriana Dekirmendjian ’12 Email [email protected] Twitter @BVGAlumni Bayview Glen Alumni Association Board #BVGAlumniReunion2018 #BVGAlumni Facebook facebook.com/groups/bvgalumni BVG L!NK bvglink.firsthand.co 27 26 May 2018 bayviewglen.ca 27 Parent the 11th annual Bayview Glen Gallery Night Please join us May 24th, from 4:00-6:00 p.m. Association Vision If you are interested in volunteering please contact News [email protected] COMING SOON: Peter and Glenda Call for Volunteers Bayview Glen Lin Community - Art Exhibit: Parent Association’s Service Scholarship The PA’s Art Show Committee is seeking 15 parent volunteers to help decorate Textbook Programme Grade 12 Graduating Students need to the two venues, J.T.M. Guest Theatre on apply by May 17, 2018 Moatfield Campus, and the Atrium on INSTANT CASH FOR YOUR USED TEXTBOOKS! WHAT IS IT? A scholarship awarded by the Duncan Mill Campus on May 23 and 24, Please stay tuned for details and dates for Parent Association to a Grade 12 Bayview and to assist in running the fundraiser that used book drop-offs and lists of textbooks Glen graduating student who has contributed will be an integral part of the event. Please we will be taking back. to the betterment of the school, as well contact [email protected] or NEW DATE • Our 2018/2019 online as local and global communities through [email protected] if you are programme will be going live @ 9:00 a.m. exemplary volunteer service. interested. th Monday June 18 TIME IS RUNNING OUT! Pick up the application package at the Moatfield Reception area or from Student Services, Lovable Labels We would love to and return all required documentation Don’t forget to order your labels at to the attention of Lianne Bastien bayviewglen.lovablelabels.ca have volunteers! by Wednesday, May 17. All 20% of your purchase will If you would like to help in the PA Shops applications will be reviewed by support Bayview Glen. during the additional shopping days or the Parent Association’s Peter help with the Textbook Programme, please and Glenda Community Service contact [email protected]. Scholarship Committee. Shop Update: May Promotion: The Parent Association invites you to a Purchase 2 white shirts, get a FREE tie! SHOP FOR FALL 2018! Uniform Fitting and Shopping Days: Monday, May 14th 3:30-6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 15th 3:30-6:00 p.m. OR schedule one-on-one appointments Family online with the following link for April, May, June or August: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/ schedule.php?owner=11600062 Art The shops will be closed June 6th until September 4th Social Sunday, April 29th, 2-5:00 p.m. Daunt Dining Hall
$35 per canvas, Limit 3 people per canvas. Light refreshments and finger foods will be served. Please wear clothing you can paint in. Please purchase your tickets online by April 23, 2018 bayviewglen.ca/association-events Connect We look forward to seeing you there! Visit the Current Parents link on the main website at bayviewglen.ca/current-parents, like the Bayview Glen Parent Association Facebook page, or follow us on Twitter at @BVGPA.
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