This Advent, the halls of St. Timothy’s sound a little different on Thursdays, lovingly dubbed by some students as “music day”. On normal...

by Rachel Bloomquist Grade 1 teacher and senior lower grades teacher Backyard Birds, Robert Bateman, 1944 (age 14) What’s been happening...

Monthly virtue talk given to the St. Timothy's students on April 29, 2020, during daily (Zoom) chapel, by Rev. Luke Thompson (St....

(Excerpts from a keynote speech given by Kirsten Appleyard, Curator at the National Gallery of Canada, at the Starry Night Gala, November...

Our staff enjoyed a two-day writing seminar with Andrew at the end of the summer. In addition, he gave a special presentation to parents...

You all know that a classical education will teach you how to do things well. That’s why you’re here. But you don’t have to go to a...

“Moderns love techniques!” This was how Martin Cothran, the keynote speaker at the classical education conference, opened the first of three addresses to teachers. He went on to present a broad vision of the purpose of Christian, classical education in refreshing contrast to the current obsession with smartboards, computers, and the technological management of information. He spoke in terms of the transcendent qualities of truth, goodness, and beauty in relation to the Aristo

The early Greeks had little idea of the One God of the Hebrews, and lived too early in history to know of the Trinitarian God of the...

Excerpts from a talk given by Dr. Jenny Small, Christian Schools Canada Conference, September 2018 In 1947, with the backdrop of a world...

Excerpts from the Address to the Graduates, June 22, 2018 God must love diversity because he certainly went out of his way to create a...