Nº3 NOV It’s a 2018 family OFFICIAL NEWS affair @BAYVIEWGLEN The Stupak brothers celebrate together at the Grade 5 breakfast

Age 2 to University Entrance | Coeducational | Multicultural | Multi-Denominational | bayviewglen.ca Friday message from the What’s Inside... November 30, 2018 3-7 pm BOARD MESSAGE 4 Head of EVENTS LISTINGS 5 School TURKEY TROT 6 ADMISSIONS 8 STAFF PROFILES 9 FALL FEST 10 ROBOTICS 12 ORANGE SHIRT DAY 14 BETTER BEGINNINGS 15 FOSTERING A HEALTHY, WORD ON THE STREET 15 RECIPE 15 ACTIVE WAY OF LIFE PS TERRY FOX RUN, SPIRIT DAY 16 s we come to the end of Our physical education classes our first successful term also provide an environment in PS LEADERS 17 of team sports this year, which students learn and practice NEVER OUT OF STYLE 18 I am reminded of how developmentally-appropriate gross important sports activity motor skills. Furthermore, students PS STUDENT COUNCIL 19 isA in nurturing the full potential of have the opportunity for physical Merry our students. We fielded some 29 CAMP NEWS 19 activity on all days of the week teams this term and we make every through their classes, House Leagues, ATHLETICS 20 effort to include as many students as team sports, playground activities, possible in our Athletics Programme. US TERRY FOX RUN, SPIRIT DAY 22 and fitness clubs. Promoting and supporting a healthy COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 23 It comes as no surprise that research active lifestyle is a priority we take indicates that physical activity and ROUND SQUARE 24 very seriously. Our athletic mission nutrition have an enhancing effect Market is based on encouraging health and AP SCHOLARS 26 physical fitness through teamwork, on the academic achievements of US STUDENT LEADERS 27 competing fairly, commitment, and students. Participation in team the respectful treatment of others. sports also provides students POST-SECONDARY PLANNING 28 85 Moatfield Drive with transferable skills, such as Taking part in team sports also Mark your calendars and join us in celebrating the teaches our students to be effective listening, communication, co- ADVANCEMENT 29 holiday season with food, music, shopping, communicators and competitors. Our operation and understanding that ALUMNI NEWS 30 Gryphons learn co-operation, problem hard work and practice culminates crafts, silent auction and much more! solving, how to employ creativity, in collective achievement. I believe PARENT ASSOCIATION 32 that participation in team sports also how to manage relationships, and On the cover: Nikita, Peter, and Vyacheslav the art of perseverance with every enables students to discover things Stupak at the Grade 5 breakfast. practice and game. within themselves and leads them to the understanding that real efforts I believe it is our responsibility to give lead to personal best. students the necessary experience and confidence to pursue sports Onward to the winter tryouts! and physical activity as part of their daily life. Our mandate for healthy active living consists of a regular and continuous review of nutrition, and opportunities for physical activity, that not only include team sports, Eileen Daunt but swimming, skating and skiing. Head of School Upper School message from the 1 US Assembly November Events PS & US Marks Update 2 Board of Directors 4 US DECA Regionals 5 US Beaver Computing Challenge Begins

Whole School Lower School 7 Grade 9 Take Our Kids to Work Day CISAA Championships 1-3 1 BG2 & BG3 Individual & Sibling Retakes 7 US Class Meeting Public Open House, 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. 2 LS & PS Diwali Assemblies PS & US PT Conferences Registration Due 3 (Preschool, Lower School, Prep School & 8 Upper School) BG2-Grade 5 PT Conferences, LS, PS & US Remembrance Day Net : Working! 6 8 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. Assemblies 5 Fall Athletic Assemblies here are sayings that sound old in your life help make the path of learning As a graduate of an independent school, LS, PS & US Remembrance Day 8 13 US Diwali Assembly and pedantic, but one that I have and success more attainable. My son, Matt, I can call on my classmates and the 6 Diwali begins Assemblies come to really think stands the wrote a great article on mentorship during greater alumni body as kindred friends 13 US Math League Contest Parent Association General Meeting 29 LS Civvies Day test of time is: “It’s not what his summer work experience at Deloitte: and associates. This network, which 7 (Shops closed during meeting) you know, it’s who you know.” As we interweaves throughout my life, has played 15 US Assembly T 30 LS & PS Ski Safety Assemblies “Mentors share their experiences and work tirelessly to raise our kids, support a role in so many important milestones. I Holiday Programme wisdom with other people to help the next 9 15 US DECA Power Conference their future success and broaden their am thankful for my incredible network of Prep School generation navigate their personal and opportunities, I believe it has become friends and colleagues that has allowed me 9, 12 Fall Midterm Break 16 US Beaver Computing Challenge Ends Grade 8 Outdoor Adventure & professional aspirations. I’ve been lucky 1 more important than ever to open doors, to draw on their life experiences to enrich Leadership Trip Breakfast, 7:45 A.M. be mentors and teach them to develop enough to have three strong mentors that mine. That is what I hope for with my kids. 11 Remembrance Day 16 US DECA Power Conference net working as a core competency. have guided—and are still guiding me— And their friends! 2 LS & PS Diwali Assemblies through my school, work and personal life.” 13 Shops Closed for Inventory 16-19 McGill Model SSUNS Put up your hand if you have made a I am so encouraged by the developing PS & US Marks Update 2 US Assembly connection for a young person that has initiatives taken by our Alumni Association 16 Adventure Place Assembly 19 led to an experience of future value. I can and the various related committees, Grade 7 Outdoor & Leadership Trip US PT Conferences, 1:30 - 4:00 P.M. & Public Open House, 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. 8 19 Breakfast, 7:45 A.M. 5:00 - 8:00 P.M., US Shortened Day imagine a sea of hands raised in this crowd! who collectively are offering our kids 17 (Preschool, Lower School, Prep School & How many introductions have you made exciting opportunities, programmes Upper School) 8 PS & US PT Conferences Registration Due 20 US PT Conferences, 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. for your kid’s friends to help them find and services to encourage lasting Shops Re-Open LS, PS & US Remembrance Day connections long after graduation. 19 8 US Grades 11/12 Canadian Senior & a summer job? Offer good advice? Assemblies 21 Suggest new ideas? More hands Our alum of the future will benefit Intermediate Math Contest 27 Giving Tuesday raised! I’m hardly surprised: after all, greatly from the strong reputation 16 PS Assembly 22 US Assembly it is what we do best as connected, of our grads, who will in turn offer Parent Association Lower School Holiday 28 well-meaning parents and friends. the most incredible networking Gift Sale, 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 21, 22 PS PT Conferences 26 US Assembly opportunities for our kids. It might seem an uncomfortable 30 Newsletter Sent Home 23 PS Assembly 29 US Assembly affront to the bold millennial Take full advantage of helping us US Grade 11 Outdoor Adventure & 30 Parent Association Merry Market 26 PS Civvies Day 29 spirit, to make the humble ask building the BVG network. It will Leadership Information Session, 5:15 P.M. for help, to reach out beyond be a lasting legacy that can only 30 Shops Holiday Sale Begins their comfort zone. This is the get better each year. Cast your 30 LS & PS Ski Safety Assemblies 30 US Civvies Day generation who wants to do personal net wide - all our kids it alone, who can connect with benefit by who we know! friends at lightning speed without ever uttering a sentence. Yet, in all the social media whirl wind, we tend to forget that meeting folks one to one, and Naomi Schafler, developing those strong social skills, will BVG Board be the most valuable tool they can have [email protected] in the job searching market. We simply must keep the next generation honed BVG L!NK is Bayview Glen’s mentorship To read Matt Schafler’s full article, visit: on the fine art of conversation, because and networking programme. Its goal is to https://www2.deloitte.com/ca/en/pages/ without these introductions and personal facilitate opportunities for Bayview Glen careers/articles/mentoring.html relationship building efforts, I believe alumni to connect with a global network there will be far fewer opportunities. of experienced, successful and influential To sign up as a Mentor on our online BVG Not far off from networking is a close professionals from our vibrant community of L!NK Alumni Mentorship Network, visit: sibling: mentorship. Setting up mentors alumni, parents and friends. https://bvglink.firsthand.co/

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4 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 5 Lower School Turkey Trot The annual Turkey Trot took place on October 5, 2018! It was a fabulous day for running. Congratulations to all ribbon winners! It was great to see many students achieve personal bests! We would like to thank all the spectators and volunteers for supporting the event.

GRADE 1 1 Andrew Capel Beatrice Dougherty 2 Bennett Gillespie Aria Lee 3 Jeremy Chan Sara Chambers 4 Riaan Butany-DeSouza Hayley Yam 5 Dylan Thomas Mariam Krishnapillai 6 Alec Tokmakjian Sofia Farian GRADE 2 1 Christopher DesLauriers Regan O’Brien 2 Andrew Rae Filipa Gavrilovic 3 Tiger Kong Sydney King 4 Gregory Bekker Loulou Smyth 5 Nathan Sylvester Clarissa Wong 6 Matthew Henein Sofia Fabro GRADE 3 1 Emmett Rae Leah Kuo 2 Parsa Eskandari Paloma Rabe 3 Pablo Chambers Sriya Rao 4 Logan Yeung Ella Woo 5 Nathan McMullen Hana Yarndley 6 Nicolas Jivov Bianca Vettese GRADE 4 1 James Wood Padma Rao 2 Matteus Preiner Chloe Diehl Darya Yousefpour 3 Liam Zane Irwin & Zayna Bhanji (tie) 4 Sachin Sharma Paige Lumley 5 Gerrad Milligan Harlow Diehl 6 Nolan King Sarah He GRADE 5 1 Tommy Rae Brianna Lovshin 2 Jasper Sweelssen Maya Kuo 3 Leonardo Cazzin Amali Wijeysundera 4 Liam Glowczewski Samantha Chuter 5 Harrison Webster Jessica Simmons 6 Ethan Yam Ella McMullen

6 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 7 November 2018 Staff Profiles Mid-Term Break Our excellent faculty members and staff – through their talents, Join us for our next dedication and experience – are key to fostering the sense of community, Holiday independence, self-esteem and respect we value so much at Bayview Glen. Programme Open House events, November 9 & 12 November 3 and 17, Steven During the Mid Term Break on November Laura Jessup Baumgartner L3B Homeroom Teacher, Mathematics, 9 and 12, the Holiday Programme will be Sarah Leaper 9-11 a.m. Teacher, OCT Science & Technology English Teacher available for students from BG2 to Grade 8. Lower School Prep School Upper School Students are in classes according to grade I joined the fantastic Bayview Glen Wait. Does that say, ‘Prep School’ next to When I was in tenth Grade, my mother level and will enjoy a variety of activities such community in 2000 as a Grade 3 teacher. Mr. B.’s name?” Indeed, it does. I have been suggested to me that I might enjoy teaching as arts and crafts, gym and outdoor play. Wow! How quickly times flies. I had just fortunate enough to have an opportunity as a profession. In somewhat typical Preschool students’ timetables will include arrived back from 2 incredible years of to join the Prep School after 7 years in the fashion, I scoffed at the idea and dismissed a rest period. Please ensure they have a teaching in Monterrey, Mexico (with Joanne Lower School. The transition has come with it. It wasn’t until my final year of high blanket and a favourite cuddly toy as well as Bach), when I spotted the job posting challenges, but I have enjoyed learning a school, when I travelled through Europe for diapers, wipes, extra clothing and that they for BVG. I was living in my hometown new curriculum and the routines of the a semester with truly fantastic teachers, are dressed appropriately for outdoor play. of Kitchener at the time, so accepting division. I work with so many wonderful that my life changed and I revisited the All lunches and snacks will be provided the position at BVG inspired my love for colleagues, parents, and students. I am possibility of teaching high school. Fast by the kitchen. Please do not send any Toronto and the school. privileged to have the opportunity to do forward nearly a decade, and my mother what I love to do within the Bayview Glen proudly reminds me at every turn that she food to school during Holiday Programme I taught Grade 3 and Grade 5 during my community. Whether it be in the classroom, was right – I adore teaching. as we adhere to the same policies and first 11 years at BVG and then took some on the basketball court, or at the Alumni procedures as regular school days. time off to be with my beloved daughter, This is my first year at Bayview Glen and Game, I will always have a smile on my face Ella. I was very excited to return to full- my third year teaching with independent The cost for the programme for students when I am on campus. in Senior Kindergarten to Grade 8 is $40 time teaching and Grade 3 this year, while schools. Before arriving at BVG, I per day. bringing Ella with me for her first year I was drawn to teaching when I was invited spent a year teaching Grade 10 and 11 at BVG! I have been truly overwhelmed into a classroom where I was asked to use English at Lakefield College School near and grateful for the tremendously warm my background playing baseball to help Peterborough. After that, I spent time welcome Ella and I have received and teach how math is used in “real life.” We aboard Class Afloat, a Canadian high it reminds me why I not only missed discussed the geometry of the diamond school housed on a Dutch tall ship. With Here’s How to Enroll teaching, but particularly teaching at layout, how measurement is used to CAF, I visited thirteen countries over four The school will send registration information to Bayview Glen. As Mrs. Daunt always says, determine how far the pitcher is from the continents, crossed the Atlantic and the all eligible students from Preschool to Grade 8. ‘I’m home.’ batter and how far the bases are from one equator, taught Grade 11 and 12 English, and another. We converted the fraction of hits was seasick all over the back of a fin whale Outside of school, we love exploring, and the number of times a student came (true story). I’ve also worked for St. Mildred’s travelling, reading, being silly and enjoying For additional information, up to bat into percentages to calculate a Lightbourn School in Oakville and abroad life with our family and friends. My husband, batting average. It was on that afternoon in Italy and Greece with Blyth Academy’s please contact Ella and I took an unforgettable road trip that I realized that learning could be fun and International Summers programme. Preschool: Wendy Hillier through the Maritimes this summer and still that I wanted to be a part of that process. at [email protected] miss all the fresh seafood we enjoyed, at As a former University of Toronto and OISE almost every meal, for 2 weeks! Outside of school I have a passion for student, I love to spend my spare time SK to Grade 8: Maria Lino Admissions 2019-2020 the outdoors. I enjoy camping, hiking, exploring all corners of Toronto, especially at [email protected] Here’s to another fantastic school year, full of backpacking and paddling through the city’s wonderful green spaces. In the learning, having fun, making new connections New Admissions Provincial Parks. Two of my favorites are summers I sail and play softball, and during and enjoying life and all its possibilities! Applications are now being received for We appreciate you sharing the names of Algonquin and Frontenac where I appreciate the winter, I try my best to find time to curl the 2019 to 2020 academic year and families who may be interested in a Bayview the crystal clear water of the cool lakes, the up with a book and a cup of tea (right now, we recommend they are received by Glen education for their sons or daughters. sounds of wildlife, and the stars in the sky. I’m devouring “The Year of Magical Thinking” the end of December 2018. If you are Our next Open House events are on by Joan Didion). I’ve been loving my start planning to submit an application for a Saturday, November 3 and 17, 2018 between at Bayview Glen and can’t wait to continue sibling not presently attending Bayview 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. We look forward getting to know all of the wonderful people Glen, please contact Judy Maxwell at to meeting your friends or colleagues who and programmes that make this community [email protected], for an application may be interested in attending. Preschool so special. form. Knowing your intentions now will help and Grade 5 are entry years at Bayview Glen. us plan for next year. Where space permits, Space in other years may be limited, and is we will try to give priority to siblings. dependent on attrition.

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September 30, 2018 was our annual Fall

Fest& Family Fun Run

10 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 11 Robotics News Ctrl-Z’s Strong Performance What The Natural in California Concludes a being on a Dramatic Robotics Season Next Step Following the Ontario East Provincial full of drama and suspense, Ctrl-Z won the If you are a long time reader of The Glen you will have seen the staggering success of our FLL (FIRST LEGO Championship in January 2018, Ctrl-Z, FLL Programming Award, First Place which was Robotics League) programme. You may have seen students Team 5831, was invited to represent Canada presented before an audience of over 1,000 shaking hands with the prime minister or working on and BVG at the FLL North American Open at LEGOLAND’s outdoor amphitheatre. complex code to make their creations run. You might Championship in Carlsbad, California. Team Certainly, one of the most touching moments team have also noted the lack of news about a robotics members Alexander Alexiev, Harrison of the trip was when the team bid farewell programme in the Upper School.This gap has been Cazzin, Chloe Filice, Brianna Gonzalez, Daniel to 6-year team member Alex Alexiev who Gonzalez, Trent Rossos and Matthew Wong rectified with the introduction of our school’s first ever was “aging out” of the FLL competition. Over FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition) team. With the spent three-and-a-half months refining their a post-competition celebratory dinner, the means to presentations and robot for the big trip to growing professional field (and student interest) in STEM team delivered an emotional congratulations this was the natural next step. FRC is a programme California. The last time Ctrl-Z competed at and thank you to its valuable leader and friend. the North American Open Championship Grade 5 that allows students to have hands-on experience at was in 2013 and returning to Carlsbad in 2018 The team would like to thank its coaches and every stage in the creation of a robot; from 3D-CAD brought back many fond memories to the mentors, Ms. Brittany Camilleri, Dr. Patrick Mark (Computer-Aided Design), mechanical skills, electrical coaches and the senior team members. and Mr. Dobrin Alexiev, its experts and advisors, to programming (there is even a place for those who are Mr. Rambod Afshari, Mr. James Downham student more interested in business and marketing). The team’s At the three-day competition, which ran from (PAC), Dr. Ahmed Eldyasti (York University), main function will be to represent BVG at competitions May 18 to May 20, 2018, the Ctrl-Z members Mr. Corey Ryan (Regional Municipality of with a robot completely of our own creation. The team’s faced 78 other teams from as far away as York), Dr. Magdalena Krol (York University), Dr. advent was met with great enthusiasm by over 40 Asia and Northern Europe. Not only did the Usman Khan (York University), Mr. Calvin Chan students, all with an incredible passion to learn and work team members bond with each other over (Rubinet Faucets), and Mr. Alex Mifflin (Water together to shape this programme. It has been incredibly lively dinners and at the LEGOLAND theme ETHAN encouraging to see a range of students in terms of skill Brothers) and its Sponsors, The Rubinet Faucet park, but they also developed friendships Company, Qualcomm and PAC. level and familiarity with robotics. Until the competition with competitors from both California and game is announced on Jan. 5, 2019 we are holding weekly Japan. Finally, to cap off a long robotics season By Coach Eric Borromeo workshops in mechanical, electrical, programming, and media/marketing. Most members will try their hand at nearly everything and we are all working hard to hone YAMThis year Bayview Glen is excited to their food with a water gun that can our new skills and sharpen past ones. We are fortunate to be running two full seasons of FIRST be changed to hot or cold water, have two fantastic mentors (Mr. Kashif and Mr. Pestonji) LEGO League Robotics (FLL). In the fall depending on need. So, if it was ice who are well-versed in FRC and have been absolutely we have four school teams competing, cream, they would spray cold water vital to making this process run smoothly. Above all, and in the winter there will be another into the package. If it was a beef steak, they have immediately made our team welcoming and 30 or so students who will participate they would spray hot water into the organized; the early introduction of FRC principles will on a team. For Grade 5 students, this is package. This is really interesting to act as a foundation for all future teams. We are also often an interesting outlet to meet older me. At present, there are more than fortunate to be granted a dedicated room to convert into friends while learning programming and 100 food items on the menu in outer a functional workshop. We are pleased to announce our building skills. This year, Ethan Yam is space. That might seem like a lot, but I official team name “ALT+ F4.” It follows the same thread a Grade 5 student who is on a robotics think there is room for more. of our similarly named FLL team “CTRL-Z.” This name team. The following is his story: was decided upon by team consensus, as we all agreed Besides looking at astronaut food, we FLL Ontario, Bayview Glen and Ctrl-Z Host we wanted to be associated with our junior team, while Hi, my name is Ethan, and I’m a proud are building robots. My group built also creating our own identity. This is an exciting addition member of L5B. So far, on my first a robot with bicycle wheels and we to our school environment and we hope the community year on a robotics team, it is going are planning to add a frame to it. We the INTO ORBIT Robotics Season Kick-off will support our progress and follow us as we become an very well. I think being part of a team also use a multiple dog-gear-system On September 22nd, the 2018-2019 robotics Santhiya Kuhan, Trent Rossos and Matthew and are challenged to solve a problem they integral part of the Bayview Glen community. season kick-off was held at Bayview Glen’s Wong), alumni (Brianna Gonzalez, Daniel identify as part of their research. The kick-off’s has allowed me to really learn with for attachments to use on robotics Isabella DiMenna, Grade 11 Moatfield campus. This is the fifth time that Gonzalez, Alexander Alexiev and Christopher keynote speaker was Mr. Kamran Bahrami, older peers about robotics. I have said, missions. Dog-gear systems allow “This is my time to do my best!” the user to quickly attach and remove the event was held at BVG. 38 middle school Alexiev) and the coaches ran a total of 13 a Canadian Space Agency Robotic Flight parts on a robot. robotics teams, from as far away as Waterloo, workshops in the theatre, Daunt Dining Hall, Controller assigned to NASA Johnson Space Doing my best involves researching ON, converged on BVG to learn all about and Upper School class rooms on the topics Center’s Flight Operations Directorate. His about space. This year the theme is Being on a robotics team also means robot design and programming, as well as of robot programming environment, color unique perspective on the International Space Into Orbit and involves focussing on we need to focus on Core Values. research project and what to expect at the sensor calibration, proportional/derivative/ Station inspired all those in attendance to humans travelling and living in space. To help with this we do really cool upcoming regional qualifying tournaments at integral line following, robot acceleration and dream of the possibilities of future space travel. So far, what I’ve been investigating collaborative games to interact with the end of November/early December. Over is astronauts’ diets. Specifically, how one another, and practice being team robot design. Bayview Glen wishes all FLL teams the best of 300 coaches and students attended and the might we invent food that is healthy leaders. I am feeling like this is going luck as they tackle space exploration, one of the J.T.M. Guest Theatre was filled to capacity. In this season, called INTO ORBIT, FLL teams and tastier for space. Currently, they to be an astonishing robotics season, Ctrl-Z team members (Leela Bhide, Harrison are to study the physical and social issues hardest challenges humans face today. eat freeze-dried food. From what and I am glad that Bayview Glen has Cazzin, Leonardo Cazzin, Chloe Filice, associated with long duration space exploration By Coach Eric Borromeo I’ve researched, astronauts prepare robotics teams that start in Grade 5.

12 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 13 Adventure Place BVG sisters take part in Word on the Street Parent-Teacher What do you get when you mix some sunshine, could read our stories out to the audience. The Better Beginnings books, bibliophiles, and Dennis Lee together? book readings were quite the experience, the Conferences nce again, Bayview Glen is partnering The Word on the Street on the Harbourfront! highlight of which was the sighting of Alligator with Adventure Place – Better Beginnings A few weeks ago, we had the great opportunity Pie poet, Dennis Lee in the audience. Also, in ONow, to bring some hope and happiness to be a part of this festival where we read our attendance were Mr. Clark and Ms. Iafrate with to Toronto families in need during the holiday their hands already filled with material suitable season. This programme works in partnership stories which had been published by Ripple with Toronto Public Health, Healthy Families Publishing as part of the Kids Write for Kids for the Clarkbrary. At the end, there was a thrill Lower School Adventure Place, Public Health Agency of Canada, competition. We were asked by the publisher as the audience clapped and we answered For parents of students Toronto Preschool Speech and Language, Child to do a book reading at the festival and were some questions regarding our journeys and Welfare Agencies, Surrey Place Centre, and both excited to not only read on a stage, but advice we might have for other aspiring Centennial Infant and Child Care Centre. Better to also meet with another winner from Port authors. The best part of the day was having in BG2 to Grade 5 Beginnings Now works with young vulnerable Hope, Emily Little. The day of the festival was kids come up to us and saying that they wanted families to ensure healthy development of children brimming with sunshine and people ready to to enter the competition and start writing. We prenatally to six years of age. These families may left the event with a feeling of exhilaration and November 6 & 7 be new to the country/area and having difficulty stick their noses in a good book! We started a new meaning to the words by Beverly Cleary from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. learning a new language, finding work, coping the morning by meeting Emily as well as some with a restricted budget, and/or having difficulty hopeful young writers and signing some books. “If you don’t see the book you want on the in the classrooms and specialist locations accessing Community Services. We then ascended onto a large stage and got shelves, write it.” From November 19 to December 12, the Lower hooked up with small microphones, so we -Emaan and Safaa Ali Parent-teacher conferences are School will have boxes in their homerooms. a great opportunity to meet and Each homeroom is given a family profile so discuss issues and progress with your they can bring in donations that meet the spe- child’s teacher. This is an evening for cific needs of their family. The packing of the family gift boxes will take place in the Bubble parents and teachers only. Should it on December 13– all Bayview Glen parents and be absolutely necessary to bring your community member volunteers are welcome. child, he/she must remain with you at In the Prep School, each homeroom will all times since all staff will be busy. receive a family profile. Students, along with their Homeroom teacher, will discuss Each homeroom teacher conference is 15 the items and/or gift cards needed for their minutes long and we appreciate punctuality Jesse Denison, Director of Teaching individual family. Items will be collected in both on arrival and departure. Parents may and Learning, Lower School storage containers. Our Heads of Community also request to meet with a specialist teacher. Outreach and Class Representatives on the Prep Student Council will help Homeroom Each specialist conference is 10 minutes long. teachers with their lists of items and/or gift Specialist teachers will post a schedule outside Developing Deep Thinking by cards. The students will then help pack the their classroom door so that they can see containers once all items are collected. We everyone in a timely and fair manner. In order will be collecting items and/or gift cards from Caring About Orange Shirt Day Monday, November 19 to Monday, December to maintain our schedule, it is important that the 10. A group of ten Grade 8 students will also parent and teacher be aware of the time, and Schools that successfully engage students meaningful, and celebrated appropriately. assist with the delivery of the goods to the if necessary, a continuation of the conference in the learning process understand that the For example, the Grade 3 classes read families on Friday, December 14. at another time may be requested. Should you institution exists as part of a community. Shi-shi-etko by Nicola Campbell to help The Upper School will be collecting Miso Glazed Salmon Preparation: Important conversations that are students understand what it might have donations for each mentor group’s arrive late to a conference, the teacher will try to 1. For the glaze: In a stainless steel bowl, combine happening within the community should been like for a young person to leave assigned family from November 13 until Makes 5 servings. This recipe for miso glazed reschedule your conference during the evening December 12, with pick up the morning of salmon is an estimation based on our large the miso paste, soy sauce, sugar, ginger, also be happening within the curriculum. their community to go to the required or at another convenient time. December 13. Each mentor group is assigned As Neuroscientist Mary-Helen Immordino- quantity cooking. Adjust ingredients and spices rice vinegar and cornstarch. Whisk well to residential school. a family. The family’s package should include After School Programme is available Yang wrote in the New York Times, “It is according to your taste. incorporate all the ingredients. Using another illustration, L1C’s reading one gift per family member along with gift provided that you register in advance. literally neurobiologically impossible to RECIPE COMPLIMENTS OF: 2. In a sauce pan drizzle approximately 1 about Orange Shirt Day led to many cards and TTC tokens. Gift cards (Walmart, think deeply about things that you don’t grocery stores, Dollarama, Shoppers and tablespoon of olive oil on medium high heat. To register for BG2, BG3 & care about.” From when we are extremely different curricular experiences. In Math, Canadian Tire) allow parents to purchase Add the minced garlic and mix rapidly for about young, people care about what is taking students continued their number study, what they really need through the holiday 30 second, or until the garlic is lightly toasted. and focussed on patterning to develop JK, email Wendy Hillier at place in their communities. Across Canada, season and into the winter. Within each Ingredients: Add the glaze mixture to the pan and bring it Orange Shirt Day has entered the social orange-themed friendship bracelets. mentor group, students will divide up items to boil. Turn the heat down and remove it from [email protected] to be donated to ensure there is something  5 (6 ounce) salmon fillets, skin on and pin consciousness. This is why, at the end of During the class’s Language study, the heat once the glaze is thickening. for all of the family’s needs. bones removed September, there are stories about Orange students wrote and shared journal entries 3. Position a rack in the center of the oven and set To register for SK to about why Orange Shirt Day is important This is a wonderful opportunity for our students  4 tablespoons white miso paste Shirt Day that are shared in newspapers, the temperature to 375ºF (190ºC). to them. to get together and work towards helping  4 tablespoons of light soy sauce Grade 5, email Maria Lino online, on television, and on the Radio. 4. Lightly brush the salmon skin with olive oil and vulnerable families in our neighbourhood have a  ¼ cup packed brown sugar Orange Shirt Day has been celebrated at Celebrating before and after the actual place the salmon skin-side down on a baking at [email protected] special holiday season and help them meet their  1 cloves of minced garlic Bayview Glen for the last three school day allowed our students the opportunity day-to-day needs. This project has become an sheet. Spoon the miso glazed mixture and  1 tablespoon fresh minced ginger years. Borrowing from the official website, to gain important knowledge about a integral part of Bayview Glen’s holiday season brush it evenly over the salmon fillets. Broil “Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity for difficult part of Canada’s story. This and helps our students build a strong sense of  3 tablespoon rice vinegar for 10 to 15 minutes, until desired doneness. First Nations, local governments, schools also helped our students understand a commitment to their community.  2 tablespoons of mirin Sprinkle with black pepper before serving. and communities to come together in topic that they might have heard about Questions? Please contact 416.443.1030 or:  ¼ cup of water the spirit of reconciliation and hope for outside of school. As we move through the Lower School  1 teaspoon of cornstarch generations of children to come. It is year, paying attention to the events that Leah Kanary • [email protected]  ½ teaspoon of fresh ground also a time to celebrate that Every Child matter to our communities will continue Prep School black pepper Matters.” Leading up to the day, teachers to be a focus. Engaging our students, as Ida Lanci • [email protected] created engaging learning opportunities referenced by Immordino-Lang, is the Upper School in their classes that ensured the day was gateway to deep thinking. Laura Hitchcock • [email protected]

14 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 15 Prep Leaders: Heads of Community Outreach.

Prep School Athletic Council: In the Driver’s Seat Hello BVG! Our names are Daniel Ariganello and Kessler Knowling and we are your Co- Heads of Athletics on the Prep School Student Making Your Council. We have been having a great time working with Sloane Diehl and Cooper Lumley, our Assistant Heads and Ms. Hillis, our Faculty Toonies Count Liaison. We just completed our first event, the combined Terry Fox Run and Spirit Day Hello Bayview Glen! (September 27th, 2018), and enjoyed every We are Christopher Cha and Sara Hobson. second of the planning and participation. We have been members of the BVG Way to go, Prep School – excellent spirt! family since the age of three, and are honoured to be this year’s Co-Heads of Our House Heads and Assistant House Heads Community Outreach. Along with John have just been elected into their positions. Hu, our Assistant Head and Sra Lanci, our Not only does this mean that the athletic faculty advisor, we returned to school in council will double, if not triple, but this also September excited to start a new year and means the generation of more great ideas to launch our first fundraiser, the Toonie for spirit days, house leagues, and all the for Terry Campaign. Terry Fox has been an athletic activities. Throughout the school inspiration to both of us for as long as we year, members of our four houses participate can remember because he not only raised in many exciting house leagues. Some of the funds for an important cause, but also house league activities include, dodgeball, because he brought great awareness and volleyball, bench soccer, and many other inspired us to believe that we can all make fun activities. We have three spirit days a difference. We are proud to say that throughout the year, each one includes six the Prep School raised an unprecedented different activities. At the end of the year, $747.40 during this campaign, and we the Athletic Council will round up the house wish to congratulate everyone on an points and the team with the most points excellent show of support and spirit. will be awarded the house cup. Many thanks, Prep School community! On a personal note, we have participated The year has just begun and we in Athletics both in and outside of are looking forward to assisting school. Being involved as athletes has with Movember, working alongside helped to shape who we are as people by Young Round Square during Better teaching us leadership skills, patience, Beginnings and working on a few technical skills, and what great team new initiatives we have dreamed up. work truly looks like. Our goal is We encourage all Prep students who to lead by example and encourage are interested in making a difference everyone in the Prep to get and keep to join us on Day 3 at Playground for moving, and to show excellent school our committee meeting. We will also be spirit while doing so. meeting during Community Tuesdays We are looking forward to working when these start. hard with the rest of the athletic Have a great day! council to bring many exciting Christopher and Sara and fun activities to the Prep School this year. “The best way to find yourself is to lose Gooooooo Gryphons! yourself in the service of others.” Kessler and Daniel -Mahatma Gandhi

16 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 17 A great deal of what I write about in the has remained the same since classical Prep School Student Council: Making Connections pages of The Glen tends to be about times (curriculum itself is a Latin word how education is changing – or needs meaning “little course”). Made famous Hello Everyone! We are Kiera Hui and Our main goal is to create connections and Parent-Teacher to involve more students in the various to change – and how we are addressing in the work of a fifth-century writer Gregory Tong, the Assistant Heads of the Prep School Student Council activities that the Prep School has to those changes here at Bayview Glen. named Martianus Capella, the liberal for the 2018-2019 year. We offer. We have completed our Conferences But, education, just like every other field, arts education (more Latin: liberal from have collectively been at first task of managing the also has its fads and failed ideas and libertas, meaning “freedom”), involving a Bayview Glen for 13 meetings and sign-ups while striving constantly to improve, we breadth of subjects including languages, years, and are truly for all the clubs and must also be careful about preserving mathematics, history, sciences, excited to work with committees, such as those things that have continued philosophy, and fine arts, represented Alex and Maya Young Round Square, Prep School Green Team, Arts By Christopher Federico, to show their worth over the many the learning that one required to be and the rest of the student council. Committee and more. For parents of students Assistant Head, Academics centuries that we have had organized, thoughtful and contributing citizen. We have enjoyed We also ran our first formal systems of education. These things are no less, and I would being members tuck sale, supporting in Grades 6 to 8 Particularly in this era of great argue more, important in a world of various the Toonie for Terry Campaign and have technological change, where every day dominated by technology. Our capacity sports teams, committees, and learned about United November 21 & 22 we hear of some great new app that to communicate, or make ethical and Play, a foundation will make our lives easier and our jobs bands, as this has from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. aesthetic choices, or to decide whom to taught us a great that donates sports obsolete, our tendency is to promote vote for, or which online stories to believe deal about being equipment to countries Parent-Teacher Conferences provide an education in the science, technology, in need. Some become much more important when the effective members of a a great opportunity to meet and engineering, and mathematics (STEM) technological resources at our command team as well as providing We are open to learning about discuss your child’s progress with fields as the pathway to personal and provide us with unprecedented us with the opportunities new charities, clubs, committees his/her teachers. collective prosperity. There is no doubt opportunities to influence and exploit to exercise our leadership and any suggestions you have to that we as a society will continue to our social and natural environments. Or, and communication skills. Our job is to improve the Prep. Each conference is 10 minutes in length. manage all of the clubs and committees In order to maintain our schedule, it is develop and come to rely upon new to quote the admissions department of Thanks for your support and we are as well as to organize tuck sales and assist technologies – who among us could delighted to hear your input. important that parents and teachers be Princeton University: with assemblies. We are both excited possibly imagine life without a mobile mindful of the time, and if necessary, a Things A liberal arts education challenges you to promote involvement in all of the amazing Your Assistant Heads of Student Council, continuation of the meeting may occur ‘phone – and that those technologies consider not only how to solve problems, opportunities for students at the Prep. Kiera and Gregory will permit us to do fantastic and at another time. Should you arrive late but also trains you to ask which problems previously unheard of things (just to a conference, the teacher will try to to solve and why, preparing you for today another BVG teacher shared reschedule you during the evening or at positions of leadership and a life of service with me an article about a successful another convenient time. to the nation and all of humanity.1 three-way brain link experiment All appointments must be requested and, Never conducted by scientists at Carnegie- Of course, if you don’t buy that unfortunately, not all requests can be Mellon University). No matter what our argument (rhetoric is one of the filled. Registration will open soon. You will graduates choose to do when they leave classical liberal arts, by the way), it’s be contacted when it begins. Bayview Glen, it also true that despite its bad “what The Study Hall Programme is available for will in some can you do with that?” reputation, all students currently registered. way require more and more employers, even in them to high-tech industries, are hiring people Go manipulate with backgrounds in liberal arts fields, If your child is not technology and more and more entrepreneurs are registered and you require and thus the emerging from those fields, precisely use of that because an education in STEM alone this service, please contact technology, as does not provide them with the skills Ms. Franca Ferragine, both instrument necessary for success.2 and subject Study Hall Supervisor, at It’s not an either-or proposition: whether What is happening now at camp? of learning, is an [email protected] Out of our graduates go on to earn MBAs or At Bayview Glen Camp, we start for our older campers as they grow and important part of what we P.Engs, they will need to draw upon a thinking about next summer before their interests broaden. teach at Bayview Glen. the dust has a chance to settle on the wide range of skills and knowledge – of Once registration begins, spots will be held previous one. With both registration Although the specifics music and mathematics, history and for returning campers until November 15. and hiring commencing, November of what we teach have HTML, French and physics – and that is Space fills up fast, so be sure to brings a fun energy to our changed, the idea that why we continue to innovate to ensure register early. You can secure office with lots of planning, school should involve your spot and take advantage that our curriculum offers our students prepping and organizing for of early payment discounts. learning about technology both the breadth and depth of learning next summer! is not new, but neither is across a range of disciplines that they will New to camp? Call or email Since 1962, we have the idea that it alone need to be successful in a world of rapid us today so we can put created unforgettable does not constitute change and emerging opportunities. you on our mailing list and summer memories for a complete answer any questions you 1. https://admission.princeton.edu/ thousands of boys and girls, education. In may have. We can be reached academics/what-does-liberal-arts-mean as one of Toronto’s longest- 2. See, for example, George Sanders, “That by phone at 416-449-7746 or many ways running, most comprehensive the way we That ‘Useless’ Liberal Arts Degree Has Become email at [email protected]. Tech’s Hottest Ticket,” Forbes, August 17, 2015, camps. Bayview Glen offers enriched think about or “The Unexpected Value of the Liberal Arts,” and balanced programmes for our We look forward to seeing your curriculum The Atlantic, August 1, 2017. younger campers, and activity electives children this summer!

18 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 19 Let’s Go Gryphons! Thank you to all the scholar-athletes who tried out for positions Zachary Ricciuti Maran Muruganantha Johnny Dakin Pouyan Shirzadi Varun Thavaralasingam Stefano Edwards on the Fall 2018 teams. Congratulations to all those who made William Stanfield Richie Tran Kabir Kapoor the teams. Special praise goes to the coaches for all their time and Vahid Zaki Dev Khanna U12 BOYS SOCCER GREEN Ian Luk effort, and to the parents for all their great support this season. SENIOR GIRLS SOCCER Coach: Paul Ganley Kainen Singh Coaches: Heather Cyrus Abhary Woodard, Geoff Strauch Arees Somani BASKETBALL Daisy Mou Sydney Rae Julian Chan Mikaila Taam Catherine Pan Sandra Saki Ava Basti Thomas Fiddian-Green JUNIOR GIRLS Rebecca Rastogi Krrisha Shankar Hayley Bryan Freddy Harrington U9 BOYS SOCCER BASKETBALL Riya Varia Nikita Wood Sydney Caduc Athrun Hui Coaches: Jim McCarter, Coaches: Steven Darya Yousefpour Jacob Xu Nicole Choe Dilan Jamil Tracy Deslauriers, Madison Baumgartner, Rad Isabella DiMenna Jacob Leggio Miller Golbourne U9 GIRLS BASKETBALL U11 CROSS COUNTRY Christina Drimoussis Stefan Preiner Coaches: Melanie Deeks, Coaches: Lori Hillis, Aria Aboosaidi Athletic Department Expectations Kaitlin Bryan Courtney Gage Harrison Shiu Caitlyn Bassili Jane Carty Brian Breedy, Rad Karen Weissman, Danny Sanam Ketabchi Haghighat Jobin Singh Savannah Dunberry Golbourne Neville, Rosa Braga-Mele, Darius Cazzin Yalda Homayoun Mattheo Tsebelis Pablo Chambers Parents – all is well with the Spectator Expectations Be Prompt for Athletics Event Zoe Econompoulos Isabella D’Angelo Carrie Powers Aliyah Hosein Andrew Zaccak Olivia Kennedy Heidi Deeks Roxanna Abhary Enzo Chen • Spectators are encouraged and welcome to Reanna Jetha Thomas Zaccak Parsa Eskandari Gryphons... here are a number of Pick-ups and Drop-offs Anjali Singh Chiara Delucchi Rania Alibhai Alexandra Lacey attend school athletic activities as guests of Melissa Valaee Alessandra Harvey Zayna Bhanji Abby Mand U12 BOYS SOCCER WHITE Samrawit Fukur items I would like to share with you. Please make every possible attempt to pick your Coach: Marika Hanou Marlo Higgins the school, and accordingly must comply Alicia Zhang Tamara Karmazina Alexander Chan Nikita Pasricha child up at the designated time and place for all Kylie Leung Lara d’Ornellas Emma Rigby Joseph Aquino Nicolas Jovov with the host school’s rules and policies. U14 GIRLS BASKETBALL Julia Montanari Chloe Diehl Sabrina Silvestre Ata Ardakani Fard Leonidas Lepitre sporting events. Such information is always listed Coaches: Kevin Neville, Ishana Nanada Stefano Edwards Kiera Traianou Evan Du Logan Levy Notes for Spectators Kareem Devonish Emmett Rae • Spectators must not compromise or online at the school’s website. All buses pick Nya Pooran Matthew Elia Naydene Tulloch Suren Ebrahimzadeh Mirai Chiba Cienne Pooran Even Fukur Christina Zhang-Denkovski Fakhar Shariar Satti CISAA Spectator Policy interfere with the enjoyment of the students up and drop off at the Moatfield Drive Round- Jennifer Freeman Charlotte Quattrociocchi Maya Haji Keibron Fukur Abhiraj Sengupta Sophie Goodman Paloma Rabe Jerry Huang JUNIOR BOYS SOCCER Even Fukur Salaar Shahid The CISAA enthusiastically invites spectators participating and other spectators, or with the about. Sometimes GTA traffic jams delay us, Sara Hobson Sriya Rao Eugene Hwang Coach: Murray Dewar Musa Gianotti Haydyn Shiu to attend athletic activities, and to assist in roles of officials and school representatives but we request that you make the conscientious Kiera Hui Nikita Sane Liam Zane Irwin Daniel Dunk Ethan Leung Victoria Tokmakjian Soha Jamal Tarajean Wang Kaylum Jetha Matin Gholampour Guilio Niu Krish Verma the educational process by acting as good supervising the activity. effort to arrive by the designated time. Kessler Knowling Jasmine Wang Sophia Khalil Andrew Hammond Drake Rhude Hana Yarndley Emilia Rabe Nick Jeschke role models and by reinforcing the ideals of Madelyn Yee Nolan King Henry Xian Logan Yeung • Spectators are not permitted in the bench For more information, please contact Heather Mizuki Shuzenji Maya Kuo Yigit Kutun Jacob Xu David Zhang sportsmanship. CROSS-COUNTRY Cathy Li George Vrachas Matthaios Abraham Zhang area or in the proximity of the players and Woodard, Co-Athletic Director, at 416.443-1030, U13 GIRLS BASKETBALL Ben Merbaum VOLLEYBALL Coaches: Celine Dufresne, SENIOR CROSS Brianna Lovshin Ian Luk Quintin Miller U12 GIRLS SOCCER Spectators are reminded that school athletic coaches, during game play. Spectators are ext. 335, or [email protected] Kareem Devonish COUNTRY Coach: Kathy Denison SENIOR BOYS Coaches: Kristin Carpenter, Lucas Mele Rais Najarali Aliya Babber Kayhan Nikkhajoei Simone Ballon VOLLEYBALL activities are an important part of school asked to enjoy the game from designated Diana Bahrami Jamie Chapman Charlie Patry Coaches: Jim Cardone, The league’s expectations during inter-school Hudson Pooran Keon Sadremajles Samantha Chuter programme, providing learning opportunities viewing areas. Kathryn Carty Adam Atkinson Jillian Deeks Keith Wasilyk competitions are branded in the conference’s doctrine: John Douglas Beattie Thomas Rae Taariq Sayani Sloane Diehl Aidan Snaiderman Isabella Dhillon Gideon Beck and enjoyment for the students. Isabelle Patry Luca Carnegie Padma Rao • Abusive conduct by spectators that is directed Alexander Rodovinsky Norbert Sweelssen Juliet DiMenna Logan Haines Emma Quigley Aidan Conrad Amelia Kassam Evan Lacey RESPECT Rules, Officials, Ryan Freeman Priyanka Sharma Dylan Teodoro Spectators are to adhere to the same standard at participants, officials or coaches or that Veronica Rodovinsky Gavin Tulloch Sophia Khalil Bradley Laing Alayna Shah Noah Fremont Renesme Staicu of sportsmanship conduct that is expected of interferes with the performance of students, Opponents, Team, and Self Joshua Sun Chris Vayenas Taylor Lemrijse Ryan Laing Lara Sharma Jacqueline Fung Lexi Mand Phillip Miret David Hammond Adriana Sun Nicholas Zaccak all CISAA athletes and coaches. officials or coaches will not be tolerated. (R.O.O.T.S.), HONOUR THE GAME Emily Smith Mikaila Taam Faith Maoba Jesse Wile Chloe Smith Yasein Hussein U14 BOYS SOCCER Divya Nakra Jialing Jiao Amali Wijeysundera Coach: Alfredo Vertel JUNIOR BOYS James Wood Sara Quigley U12 GIRLS BASKETBALL Rachel Low Sebastian Altmid Luciana Rabe VOLLEYBALL Winter 2018-2019 Coaches: Bobbbi Neville, William MacInnis Amanda Xiao Daniel Ariganello Coaches: Mike Rattenbury, Darya Yousefpour Krrisha Shankar Brian Breedy George Vrachas Matthaios Russell Choe Jasmine Weng Keith Wasylik, Defne Become a Co-ed Elizabeth Bekker Amy Nam Michael Zhang Jack Gibson Eriskon Micaela Bellini Robert Purcaru FIELD HOCKEY Landon Haines U11 BOYS SOCCER Daniyal Arfick • Senior Swimming • Senior Curling Nevaeh Butany-DeSouza Alex Robertson Shohei Hayakawa Coach: Brittany Camilleri Zahil Choudery • U14 Swimming • U14 Curling Sofia DiPaolo Alan Rogers SENIOR GIRLS FIELD Ryan Juurlink Preston Afshar Ethan Elbaz Gryphon! Zoe Goldberg Ethan Wachtel HOCKEY Lorenzo Rabe Pasha Akhavi (Grades 6-8) (Grades 6-8) Ryan Hui Monika Neville Sunil Wijeysundera Coaches: April Wiles, Kabir Singh Leonardo Cazzin Andrew Lee-Valerio • U11 Swimming Christina Sanchez Show us your school spirit. Tryout U14 CROSS COUNTRY Bernard Devereaux Aaron Van Loon Anson Choy Sean Mehrabnia (Grade 5) Aneesa Tejani Emily Belesiotis Michael Zammitt Leo Farian for a Gryphons sports team. It just Coaches: Lisa Keyworth, Benjamin Meyer Fiona Tsui Lauren Devine Jeff Lu Justin Narayan Cindy Yang Fiona Fenili, Carrie Powers U14 GIRLS SOCCER might change your life! Boys Timothy Bassili Anna Enepekides Hudson Pooran Shahrayar Nur Danai Govas Coaches: Andrea Blinick, Thomas Rae • Senior Basketball • U12 Basketball U11 GIRLS BASKETBALL Katherine Bhalla Geoff Strauch Jay Persaud Winter Sports Registration Grant Bourne Katherine Hachmer Shervin Sadremajles Trent Rossos Coaches: Kristen Warlow Kennedie Janes Eva Anchekova Isiah Smith th • Junior Basketball • U11 Basketball Marco Carnegie Ming (Tony) Tang begins October 15 Brian Breedy Alayna Nurani Julia Apitz-Grossman Jasper Sweelssen • U14 Basketball • U10 Basketball Noor Ali Christopher Cha Leela Bhide Owen Chen Anavi Parekh Dexter Weissland U14 BOYS VOLLEYBALL • U13 Basketball • U9 Basketball Meena Bhide Erin Pinkus Isadora Dhillon Winter Sports Tryouts begin Emily Jiang Kaiyan Chu Coach: Ed Hitchcock Amy Rigby Maya Freedman U10 BOYS SOCCER Trevor Cheung November 13th Ronia Karimi Jillian Deeks Elly Hayakawa GREEN Girls Sean Evans Miruna Schonberger Alex Elbaz Joline Lian Manjari Thavarasalingham Adrianna Khalil Coaches: Scott Milligan, • Senior Badminton • U13 Volleyball Ella McMullen Chloe Filice Chaaya Nakra Nic Hurtado Nicholas Henein The squad sign-up sheets and Jennifer Freeman Emiko Tian Arshaun Javanmard • U14 Badminton • U12 Volleyball Beatrice Milasan Emiko Wijeysundera Vanessa St-Onge Luke Basiji tryout schedule, will be posted Arya Nanda Keibron Fukur Ryan Valentino Gerrad Milligan Rayhan Mamdani (Grades 6-8) • U11 Volleyball Matthew Fung Eli Schyngera on the athletic board and details Raniya Quereshy SOCCER Arietta Vayenas Michael Narduzzo • Senior Volleyball • U10 Volleyball Coaching Profile: Rad Golbourne Jessica Simmons Lester Gao Matteus Preiner Josh Tatters of practices can be viewed at our Reese Tatters Daniel Gonzalez SENIOR BOYS SOCCER U13 BOYS SOCCER Zaafir Sayani Tate Tsang • Junior Volleyball • U9 Volleyball John Hu Coach: Anthony Chuter Coaches: Andrew Vivian, Coach Rad Golbourne is a responsible for the development Amali Wijeysundera Rehan Shah U12 BOYS VOLLEYBALL website, under ‘team schedules’. • U14 Volleyball Caitlin Yarndley Omer Hussein Henrique Baffi Dustin Chung Sachin Sharma Ryder Jackson Luca D’Alessandro Rastin Abbaspour Coaches: Stephen certified Canada Basketball NCCP of our basketball teams/athletes Niam Tejani Cwirenko, Keith Waslyik U10 GIRLS BASKETBALL Zain Jafrani Zachary Diaz Amirali Akhavi Christian Tokmakjian Coach Developer responsible and has coached many of our Coaches: Robin Elliott, Ryan Juurlink Borna Gholampour Andrew Bettin Sebastian Cheng Andreas Tsebelis Kyle Ding Athletic Celebrations take for training, certification and students/teams from U10 -U20. Joanne Bach Amelia Kassam David Hammond Fred He James Wood Zayna Bhanji Jonathon Kiroff Ehsan Hirji Aidan Jetha Alex Economopoulos th Benson Fremont evaluation of coaches provincially Coach Golbourne’s philosophy Harlow Diehl Olivia Lauterbach Ryan Hui Armaan Kanji U10 BOYS SOCCER place Monday, November 5 and nationally. Georgia Fenili Taylor Leemrijse Alexander Jeschke Riyan Kasam WHITE Mani Ketabchi is to provide coaches and Clara Harrington Miranda Liu Jay Khosla Rod Khajehnoori Coaches: Marie Bertuzzi, Albert Laposata Lower School: 2:00 – 2:45 p.m. Sarah He Andrew Lo Kris Klas James Kurian Marquel Anderson Carter Legros Coach Golbourne has been a athletes alike a fun, inclusive Ella Rose Kinnersly Muriel Lovshin Matthew Lee Cooper Lumley Hasan Akbary Altin Mackinnon Prep School: 9:00 – 9:40 a.m. long standing member of BVG’s environment where everyone Naomi Leggio Arman Momemi Zafar Mahmood Elouan Malek Husain Akbary Rohan Sane Paige Lumley Daniel Narduzzo Armaan Marwaha Arman Momeni Francesco Bonansinga Max Weicheng Upper School: 10:00 – 10:40 a.m. team of coach professionals can develop at their own pace. Elena Meng Sydney Oszoli Matthew Nam Arvin Monavari Eason Chen Cameron Woodard

20 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 21 Upper School Spirit Day and Terry COMMUNITY Fox Run INVOLVEMENT ommunity Involvement is part of the Ministry On Friday, October 19th, the Upper School of Education and Bayview Glen Diploma participated in our annual Terry Fox Run C requirements. It is an opportunity for students to and Spirit Day. Students completed either meet and work with people in their community and to a 2km walk, 2km run or a 4km run to experience the rewards of truly making a difference in raise money for cancer research. This was the lives of others. It is also an amazing way to explore followed by our Annual Spirit Day with the your interests and possible paths you may or may not whole Upper School on the turf enjoying want to follow after graduation. the festivities. It was fantastic to see the school erupt with spirit. Students dressed in My name is Chantalle Matousek and I am this year’s Head house colors and were energetic while they of Community Service. Mrs. Hitchcock from Student vied for points in some of their favourite Services and I will be promoting and encouraging activities: musical chairs, solider, tic tac toe, community involvement for the students of Bayview Glen and the very competitive tug of war. Thanks this school year. All current volunteering opportunities are to the Athletic Council for putting on a posted on the Community Involvement Board at school wonderful event! and on EDSBY. If your child is considering an opportunity and you are unsure if it qualifies please contact Mrs. Hitchcock and she will happily work it out with you. In recent years Mrs. Hitchcock has been working with previous SEC Community Service Heads to create a Community Service Resource Library in Students Services, which includes information about over 180 different organizations in the city that take volunteers. A digital version of the Library is available on the BVG Website under Upper School Community Involvement. This year our goal is to expand the library even more and make it a useful tool not only for students, but anyone who needs help figuring out where they want to get their hours. Please be aware that offsite Community Involvement opportunities are not supervised by Bayview Glen faculty and students are required to find their own transportation to and from events. Please hand in your hours at Student Services throughout the year as they are being completed. Chantalle Matousek SEC Head of Community Service

Link to Resource Library: https://sites.google.com/ bayviewglen.ca/communityinvolvementlibrary

22 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 23 Parent-Teacher What’s new at 2019 Round Square Conferences Regional Conference Markham College and San Silvestre Environmentalism • Delegates will Upper School School in Lima, Peru are hosting construct solutions for areas experiencing For parents of students the 2019 Round Square Americas extreme water shortages. Regional Conference for students aged Adventure and Leadership • Delegates in Grades 9 to 12 14-16 from April 10-17. The theme of will travel outside of Lima to participate the conference is “Together into the in activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing and zip-lining. November 19 Unknown.” Delegates will participate from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. in a variety of activities organized by Internationalism • Delegates will sample food and take part in local dance and music customs. the Round Square IDEALS: and 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Democracy • In the Barazas, delegates will Service • Delegates will build houses for work on problems that are inspired by their local families. experiences in Peru. November 20 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. RSIS Big Build Ecuador, July 2018 Bayview Glen Partners with the Mid-term Reports and For two weeks in July, I joined 48 students where we not only worked, but also gained community. In completing our tasks, our Mark Updates will be from 13 different countries around the world cultural awareness through interacting with team learned about perseverance, patience, Toronto Zoo to Become a Blue School posted on Edsby on for the Round Square International Service locals in their community. In the spirit of teamwork and leadership, while also In October, representatives from the school. The Blue Schools programme is project in Puerto Rico, Ecuador. Our task was internationalism, we not only experienced forming friendships and memories that will Toronto Zoo launched Bayview Glen’s designed to foster a deeper appreciation November 3, as will a to construct a Community Centre and an Early many aspects of Ecuadorian culture, such last a lifetime. I would like to thank Bayview participation in the Blue Schools for water management and protection request form for Parent- Childhood Centre in partnership with the local as salsa dancing and playing soccer, but we Glen for their generous donation of much programme during an assembly through direct, hands-on learning. Teacher Conferences. community. Both structures were identified also learned about the cultures of student needed backpacks for the children of the with our Young Round Square This STEM-based programme as an important need by the community, as volunteers from the Round Square network local community. and Green Team students has multiple connections the local men leave their families for up to 21 of schools on the trip. in the Prep School. Zoo to the Grades 6-8 days at time to fish for their livelihood, while Despite having bucket baths and no access Our project involved mixing cement, representatives shared why Science and Technology, the women are often domestic workers. The to a phone or Internet, this was a positive constructing pillars, building supports, conservation is important Mathematics, Social children of these working families needed a experience that I will never forget. In fact, if I preparing the floor and then laying the and how Bayview Glen will Studies and Geography safe place to be cared for. could change one thing about it, it would be bricks. Although the work was demanding, achieve Level 1 certification curriculum. It also to lengthen our stay. We had the opportunity to experience life it was extremely rewarding, as we knew as a Blue School this year. supports the development in the small remote village of Puerto Rico, our efforts would greatly benefit the Armaan Marwaha, Grade 12 After completing a water of 21st Century Global audit, our Young Round Competencies. In the Square Committee and Green Round Square Spirit of Team will collaborate to develop Environmentalism and Leadership, and implement an action plan to improve we are excited to partner with the Toronto sustainable water use practices in the Zoo in ongoing conservation efforts. Congratulations to our recent Duke of Edinburgh Award Recipients “It is a ‘do it yourself’ growing up kit.” -HRH, The Duke of Edinburgh

Emiko Wijeysundera Carla Haddad Kaavya Sharma William Stanfield Ehsan Hirji Bronze Bronze Silver Silver Silver

24 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 25 Upper School Advanced Placement Scholars 2018 82 AP students wrote 166 exams Name Grade Study Studio Art: 2-D Design Microeconomics: 13 Bayview Glen School (826959) - AP Scholar Portfolio: 1 Calculus AB: 20 Student Leaders Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams. English Language and Computer Science A: 13 Being elected to the Student Executive Ballantyne, Arden 12 Human Geography, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics Composition: 7 Council (SEC) is an honour as well as Statistics: 2 Comparative a responsibility. We are proud to have Ivanovic, Andrei 12 Comparative Government & Politics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 Government and Biology: 7 such amazing students representing Politics: 11 Chemistry: 25 Jessa, Sahar 12 Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Chemistry, French Language and Culture the Upper School. European History: 7 Physics 1: 13 Miret, Daniel 12 Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 Co-Head of Athletics: Human Geography: 9 Physics 2: 11 Vahid Zaki Macroeconomics: 25 Mooraj, Ammar 11 Microeconomics, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 French Language and Throughout this upcoming school Culture: 2 year, I will work to create a variety Reid, Noah 12 English Language & Composition, Comparative Government & Politics, European History of athletic events and activities on behalf of the Student Executive Shakeri-Nezhad 12 European History, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Computer Science A, Physics 1, Physics 2 Council in hopes of spurring the Shayan athletic capabilities of our student body. In Shuzenji, Chiaki 12 Calculus AB, Biology, Chemistry addition to running weekly House Leagues and organizing Name Grade Study Winterfest with the Athletic Council, I will help facilitate Spirit Week, as well as promoting other athletic events. Bayview Glen School (826959) - AP Scholar with Honour Bayview Glen School (826959) - National AP Scholar (Canada) This is my seventh year at Bayview Glen, and my second Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, Granted to students in Canada who receive an average score of at least 4 on all year on the Student Executive Council as I was Head of and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. AP Exams taken, and scores of 4 or higher on five or more of these exams. Trudeau last year. My passion for athletics throughout my Downham, Devin 12 Comparative Government & Politics, Human Geography, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus AB Rossos, Daniel 12 Calculus AB, Computer Science A, time at Bayview Glen is evident by my weekly participation Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 in House Leagues, and my involvement in the soccer, Habibi, Rodin 12 Comparative Government & Politics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A basketball and track teams. Like the members of the Athletic Salesi, Shayan 12 English Language & Composition, Council in past years, I hope to set an example for the Computer Science A, European History, Li, Desmond 12 Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Chemistry Upper School while encouraging avid athletic participation Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, and involvement in school events. I hope to encourage as US Government Politics, Calculus AB, many members of the student body to participate in all the Bayview Glen School (826959) - AP Scholar with Distinction Chemistry athletic events we have to offer this year. Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams. Tapia, Aliqyan 12 English Language & Composition, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Co-Head of Athletics: Mei, Caitlyn 12 Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 Shae Alizadeh Probst, Zachary 12 Comparative Government & Politics, European History, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, French Hi, my name is Shae Alizadeh Tom, Katherine 12 English Language & Composition, Human Language and Culture and I am honoured to be a Geography, Calculus AB, Biology, Chemistry Co-Head of Athletics. This is my Rossos, Daniel 12 Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 Tran, Justin 12 Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer fourth and final year at Bayview Science A, Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1, Glen and I can’t think of a better Salesi, Shayan 12 English Language & Composition, Comparative Government & Politics, European History, Physics 2 position for me other than on the Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, US Government Politics, Calculus AB, Chemistry Athletic Council. This is my third year on the Athletic Shahid, Salman 12 English Language & Composition, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, US Government Politics, Calculus Bayview Glen School (826959) - AP International Diploma Council and I couldn’t be more prepared and excited AB, Computer Science A, Physics 1, Physics 2, French Language & Culture Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on five or more AP to enjoy all of our amazing activities and events with Exams in three or more subject areas. Complete requirements are available at everyone. For the past two years it has been truly Shankar, Aadithya 12 Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, www.collegeboard.com/apid amazing to see how many people came to watch and Physics 1, Physics 2 got involved in House Leagues, participated in the Shahid, Salman 12 English Language & Composition, various Winterfest activities, and showed their school Tapia, Aliqyan 12 English Language & Composition, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, spirit during our other events. My goal as part of the Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 US Government Politics, Calculus AB, Athletic Council this year is to create an environment Computer Science A, Physics 1, Physics 2, Tom, Katherine 12 English Language & Composition, Human Geography, Calculus AB, Biology, Chemistry where everyone feels free to participate in all of the French Language & Culture wonderful events planned. I have been interested in Tran, Justin 12 Microeconomics, Calculus AB, Computer Science A, Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1, Physics 2 sports for as long as I can remember, participating For more information, please contact in all different sports my entire life. So the Athletic  Laura Hitchcock, Student Services Council is the perfect place for me to share this Advisor, at 416.443.1030 ext. 630 or passion with everybody. I am looking forward to [email protected] seeing everyone at our various events. It’s going to be a great year!

26 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 27 Post-Secondary Planning News from Mark Your Calendars: Advancement GivingTuesday

Mr. Troy Hammond Director of University Counselling & Student Services Department Head 416.443.1030, ext.386 • [email protected] Carol Anne Ruscica, Putting Forth the Best Application The Application Process: Director of Advancement There is I love to knit and to sing. I think of knitting Bayview Glen provides numerous opportunities for students to Ontario Universities and Colleges something as creating community – bringing together develop the most comprehensive application portfolio possible. Important Dates: December 10, February 1 unique strands of different and unique fibres resulting Students must realize that grades earned each year can be used Grade 12 students will begin applying to Ontario universities in mid- about Bayview in something vibrant and colourful. As a for admissions purposes. American universities will base admission November. Students will use an online application for all Ontario Glen. From the member of Voices Rock Canada Ensemble, decisions upon the marks the student has achieved since Grade 9, Universities (ouac.on.ca). The deadline to apply for Bayview Glen moment I entered the I am reminded that many voices are better while universities in the U.K. focus on Grade 11 marks. More Canadian November 27th 2018 students is December 10, 2018. Applications to college are also School, I was invigorated than one, that harmony requires listening and universities are also issuing early conditional offers of admission completed online (ontariocolleges.ca) and should be submitted by by the energy of students bustling around, using one’s voice. My husband is a patient #GivingTuesday is a day designed to encourage based on Grade 11 marks. Therefore, it is imperative that students intentional giving and volunteering, to support February 1, 2019. staff sharing smiles and a warm sense of listener and has become adept at untangling causes and build community. It is also viewed achieve the best marks possible in all grades, not only to ensure community. I immediately felt at home. yarn! I share in the joy of my nephews’ lives as the “opening day of the Giving Season” and successful entry to university or college, but also to develop the Canadian Universities and our table is always set with an extra place academic skills necessary for their post-secondary careers. My early interest in helping others started marks the kick-off to year-end tax credit time. Important Dates: December 1, January 31 for anyone who might drop by. at home and was fostered in my Grade 3 On November 27th, Bayview Glen students Some Canadian universities request that applicants also submit a Grade 12 students may begin applying now. Application forms can classroom. Back in 1975, I was thrilled and I look forward to listening and to learning will be participating in “Giving Tuesday”. personal profile form that illustrates their co-curricular activities, be obtained directly from the universities’ websites. Some Atlantic excited to collect food items for the School’s here too. Working alongside Bayview Glen We invite our parent community to join the community service, and leadership abilities. Most importantly, all universities will offer early admission if applications are completed by Harvest Festival. Even better was helping parents, students, faculty and staff is a conversation with your children. Students universities want to see that such involvement had begun in advance mid November. Applications to the University of British Columbia are my teachers and parents load the car and to privilege. As with any tenet of the School, will explore questions like: of the Grade 12 year. Universities want the personal profile forms to due by December 1, 2018 if a student wishes to be considered for major know that other families would receive these our philanthropy will serve to foster the • What does it mean “to give?” illustrate a sense of commitment by the applicant. In addition, most scholarships. All applications should be completed by January 31, 2019. gifts in time for Thanksgiving. sense of community, independence, • How do you feel when you give to help self-esteem and respect I have come to others or the community? American universities will request SAT or ACT scores, admissions More than 25 years ago, I chose to work on a American Universities recognize value in my first few days here. I • In what ways can giving make you “richer?” essays and reference letters. hospital campaign. Little did I know that first Important Dates: November 30, December 7, January 1 look forward to meeting you and to hearing • How you will use your TIME and/or Students are advised to build and maintain sound relationships with experience would shape my career! I have about your experiences. TALENT today to help a friend, teacher, their teachers and coaches in order to obtain insightful and accurate Grade 12 students should have begun this process. The deadline to served in the educational, social services neighbour or family member? reference letters. Such letters should contain information about the submit completed applications for regular admission is January 1, 2019 and healthcare fields, not only raising funds, For more information please visit (this is during the school holidays; therefore, students must submit their but recognizing opportunities and building student’s academic strengths, personal character and suitability for www.bayviewglen.ca/giving or contact documentation to Mr. Hammond for review by December 7, 2018). admission. If required, students should request a reference letter well relationships with individuals and families to Advancement’s Rochelle Hayward at in advance of the application deadline to allow the referee to craft a Students applying under the ‘Early Decision’ plan would have done so create change and build legacies. Carol Anne Ruscica 416.386.6629 or [email protected] letter that is truly reflective. by November 1. Applicants to the University of California system must complete their self-reported application by November 30, 2018.

The Importance of a Campus Visit International Universities Students and parents are encouraged to visit a variety of university Important Dates: November 8, January 15 and college campuses this fall. Many alumni have commented Grade 12 students should begin this process immediately, realizing New Online BVG Archives! that such visits were essential to their decision-making process that different countries begin their school year at times that vary Visit https://www.bayviewglen.ca/history please contact Mark Fellin by email at about where to eventually study. Many universities and colleges from the academic calendar in Canada. Students applying to direct- host open houses and tour days in the fall and during March Break. and view over 4,000 historical photographs, [email protected] entry medical schools in Ireland must submit their documentation newsletters, and more online! Announcements for such events at universities in Ontario can be found to Mr. Hammond for review by November 8, 2018. Applications to Or if you are interested in contributing Bayview Glen Archives. on www.electronicinfo.ca (see ‘Campus Visit and Events’) or on the the U.K. must be completed by January 15, 2019. bulletin boards in the University and Career Counselling Centre. Bayview Glen memorabilia to the Archive See where your past leads you. Note: the deadlines for the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford, plus all medical schools in the U.K. have passed.

28 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 29 News from Alumni Relations Message from the Bayview Glen Alumni Association Board trips, it’s all there waiting for you to discover. I have fond memories of my Grade 12 year, On the Alumni Association Board’s Events and distinctly recall how our class (pictured At our most recent Committee, we work to cultivate a similar sense above) grew closer together as the year went Alumni Association of nostalgia and reconnection, particularly on. Everyone seemed much closer with one Board meeting, I, with our new events like the Wine Education another as we prepared to go our separate ways. like the rest of the workshop and career development Speaker After years together, we were drawn in by the Board Members was Series. We look forward to reconnecting with knowledge that this would be the last year we delighted to receive a alumni at our next event, the Coffee Tasting were all in the same place. demo of the school’s workshop at Boxcar Social. And look out for online archives now available via the Bayview So Grads, be sure to savour your last few details soon about our next BVG L!NK Alumni months as BVG students. Get to know your Glen school website. Expertly curated by archivist Networking Speaker Series event, coming early Mark Fellin, the archive holds photos, documents, classmates better, and create those moments next year; we’re excited to explore the topic that you’ll look back on fondly - you may even and items dating back to the school’s inception in of entrepreneurship and innovation with our see these moments in Mark’s archives one day! 1962, and truly traces how much Bayview Glen talented and passionate panelists. has grown in a short period of time. Our network is here to guide and support you,  ALUMNI It’s an exciting time to an alumnus. To the and we’ll see you at our next event, as Alumni I’d encourage all alumni to browse the archives graduating class of 2019, we look forward to for the first time! for that piece that delivers a hit of nostalgia; welcoming you into our ranks! I’m sure it’s a HOMECOMING 2018 from yearbooks to student publications to particularly stressful time for all of you, with AP Craig O’Connor ’08, Welcome home, alumni! the BVG L!NK Alumni Mentorship thousands of photos of school events and class classes and post-secondary school applications. Bayview Glen Alumni Association Board Network and Bayview Glen Alumni On the Friday evening of this past Association Board. Thanksgiving weekend, we were Alumni Spotlight: delighted to welcome back alumni, Congratulations to Lilian Wang ’18 faculty, staff, former teachers and and Aadithya Shankar ’18 for winning James Finlay ’06 past parents at our annual Alumni the door prizes, courtesy of the James Finlay ’06 is currently the Director of Homecoming event on October 5, 2018. Parent Association Shop. Special Sales and Distribution at Juice Worldwide, a thanks to our Alumni Association division of Vubiquity (an Amdocs company). Over some hors d’oeuvres and Board members, student volunteers, Juice is a top provider of both technical solutions beverages in the Daunt Dining Hall, food service provider Aramark and content licensing for the world’s leading our Class of 2018 graduates enjoyed Canada, and door prize donor “Over-The-Top” platforms including, iTunes, catching up with fellow classmates/ Bayview Glen Parent Association for Netflix, Amazon and many others. Prior to his teachers and picking up their their contributions. role at Juice, James worked in business affairs yearbooks. Other alumni and friends for RTR Media, digital services for Cookie appreciated the opportunity to Please enjoy the event photos Jar Entertainment then DHX Media, permit discover our new Moatfield Campus available in the Photo Gallery of the member of IATSE 873, and has also worked in with school tours led by our current Bayview Glen school website. We look policy advisement in the non-profit sector at students, and they were keen to learn forward to seeing you again at future both the Documentary Organization of Canada, about some of the different ways that alumni events. and the Canadian Film Centre. James holds they could get involved and access Mandy Lau a degree in International Relations / Political resources available to them through Director of Alumni Relations Science from the University of Toronto, and Post-Graduate diploma in Film and Television Business from Centennial College. Career Breakfast Upcoming 2018-2019 Ruby Benson ’09 Alumni Events Graduating from the creative and competitive on Media and Entertainment On Tuesday, October 2, we were pleased to motivated them to locate niche markets to BVG L!NK Alumni Networking Speaker programme of ‘Media, Information and host the first Career Breakfast for this school express their authenticity. Both are currently Series: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Technoculture’ at Western University in 2013, year in the Learning Commons to explore a in fields that were not in existence when they January/February 2019 Ruby Benson ’09, was conditioned to become day in the life in Media and Entertainment with were in school, but the skills they learned at Alumni Reunion 2019 Weekend a social media expert at an early age. At 25, two of our triumphant Bayview Glen alumni, Bayview Glen and beyond, contributed to Friday, May 3, 2019 and Ruby became fully self-employed as a digital James Finlay ’06 and Ruby Benson ’09. their continued success. Saturday, May 4, 2019 content creator for her Instagram platform, @ragsxruby. Through her work on Instagram, Both James and Ruby shared with the The next Career Breakfasts are scheduled for All Bayview Glen alumni are welcome to attend Ruby has collaborated with and produced students and parents about their exciting Tuesday, December 4, 2018 and Tuesday, Please check out the Alumni Events webpage at bayviewglen.ca/alumni-events for more details. content for brands such as: Off-White, Calvin journeys, tips and recommendations for our March 5, 2019 at 7:30 a.m. in the Learning Klein, Chanel, Gucci, Adidas, BMW MINI, and younger generations to find success. In the Commons at our Moatfield Campus. We will STAY CONNECTED WITH Website bayviewglen.ca/alumni LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/bvgalumni L’Oreal. Alongside content creation, Ruby’s career paths of both James and Ruby, they explore the career possibilities in the Business expertise lays in brand management, creative highlighted the need to find passion in their industry at our next Career Breakfast. Please Email [email protected] Twitter @BVGAlumni direction and modelling. work. It was this passion that guided and stay tuned for more details. #BVGAlumni Facebook facebook.com/groups/bvgalumni BVG L!NK bvglink.firsthand.co

30 November 2018 bayviewglen.ca 31 Parent Association News

Coffee Social Fundraiser Fall Fest Thank You We would like to thank everyone who came Thank you again to all the parent volunteers who out to our PA Fall Coffee Social. It was a lovely Reminder took the time to make this year’s Fall Fest another morning filled with conversation, laughter and The deadline for our Annual QSP Fundraiser great success! Despite the chilly temperatures, delicious treats. A special thanks to Lianne is November 2, 2018. We would like to the kids had a great time, and that’s what it’s Bastien and family for hosting this wonderful encourage all families to get involved to really about. A special thank you to the following event! See you at the next PA Social! ensure a strong finish to this campaign. people for donating to the Fall Fest Raffle: EVERY ORDER COUNTS!!!!!! All funds raised (approximately 35% of total sales) go back to • Northern Karate • Lope Holiday Gift Sale our school community. • DBK Salon • The Body Shop • Via Cibo • Fruit of the Land November 28 NEW THIS YEAR – Along with magazine • Shoppers Drug Mart • P&G A very exciting day for students from BG2 to subscriptions (print and digital), you can also at York Mills • Toothworks Dental Grade 5 to purchase gifts for all the special order TERVIS TUMBLERS which feature all • Lindt Chocolate Clinics people on their lists. Gifts are $10 each and the Canadian sports teams!!! • MAC joy on the children’s faces is priceless. Order In addition to QSP prizes and chances to forms will be available in November. Stay tuned! donate chicks to SAVE THE CHILDREN Shop Update Volunteers are needed for setting up foundation, each of the 4 top sales students the sale on November 27, and during in the Prep/Upper School will get a $50 November Promotions the sale event from 8:45 am to 12:00 Cineplex Gift Card, and each of the 4 top noon on November 28. Please contact sales students in the Pre/Lower School will Knitwear on Sale - [email protected] if interested. get a $50 Mastermind Gift Card!!!!! Pullovers, Cardigans *All orders must be received by November 2, 2018 to be eligible for the prizes. and Vests - 20% off! ONLINE ORDERS ARE FASTER, SIMPLER AND GREENER To order online go to www.QSP.ca and use the code 3729365 for Preschool and Lower School and 3742426 for Prep School and Upper School If you still prefer to use paper order forms, please drop off your completed forms to reception at Prep/Upper School the respective schools before the deadline. Textbook Sale If you have any questions regarding Is your student forgetting his/her books at this fundraiser, please email home? Already misplaced a book for the year? [email protected] Thinking ahead for next year? Thank you in advance for your support. All “Gently Used” and “Used” textbooks are 25% off! Parent Association Coming Up Meeting Parent Association General Meeting th What to Expect Wednesday, November 7 , 9:00 a.m., • Michelle Yarndley, New Daunt Dining Hall. Director of Global Education Bayview Glen Merry Market: Lovable Labels will come to talk about what Friday, November 30th, 3:00-7:00 p.m., Don’t forget to order your labels at she is working on at the school. 85 Moatfield Drive bayviewglen.lovablelabels.ca • Advancement Team will come to 20% of your purchase will support Bayview Glen introduce themselves and what they are working on for this school year. Connect 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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