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The deadline for registering for TIS' first-ever Symposium on Inclusive Education is this Friday, March 28th. The event, to be held on Saturday, May 3rd, will feature a wide range of expert speakers from around the world. The symposium is open to all parents, staff, and community members. For more…

Dr. Ernest Cheng, a well known Canadian speaker, educator and radio personality will be visiting TIS on Tuesday, April 1st to give two presentations. Dr. Cheng will be sharing his insights with secondary students on The 25 Things to Do in 4 Years of University at 1:30 p.m. in the MPR. Parents are welcome…

Just a reminder that TIS' student recruitment period starts on Saturday, February  22 with an Open House. The Kindergarten presentation at 9 a.m. and the Elementary presentation at 10:30 a.m. will be in the MPR, while the the Secondary presentation at 10 a.m. will be in the Secondary Library. Tours will…

Technology Integration Coordinator Louise Phinney gave an excellent presentation about digital literacy and digital citizenship this morning at Parent Coffee Time. She spoke about TIS' use of technology to support learning and curricular goals, as well as the school's role in helping students to become responsible digital citizens. Take a…

TIS' Chinese New Year carnival was a great success. Parents and students enjoyed dance performances, delicious home-made dumplings and a wide variety of  games and activities, from stilt walking to Chinese arts and crafts. Many thanks to Ms Ku and the Mandarin teachers who put in a lot of time…

Chinese New Year is the longest and most important celebration in the Chinese calendar and TIS plans to celebrate with a carnival! We look forward to seeing many parents at the event on Thursday, January 23 in the MPR and outdoor area. Enjoy traditional Chinese activities and food, such as…

TIS will once again be celebrating the Lunar New Year with a fun-filled carnival event on Thursday, January 23 in the MPR and recreation area! Parents and students will enjoy traditional Chinese activities and food, such as modern and classical Chinese dancing, tea ceremony, shadow puppets, stilt walking, professional craftsman…

  At the Div 2 Holiday Fun Festival yesterday, students in grades 4-6 enjoyed a whole afternoon of games and activities, such as reader's theatre, pop-up Christmas cards, Christmas ornaments, marshmellow snowmen and snowball dodgeball, to name a few.        

  Following an elementary Christmas sing-a-long in the MPR this morning, JK & SK students and their families returned to the Kindergarten classrooms to participate in some fun, holiday-themed activities.        

It was standing room only at the Secondary Christmas Concert last night at MUST Auditorium. Students impressed the audience by performing a variety of popular holiday tunes, memorable classical songs, duets and even a ballet number. A special thanks to Secondary Music Teacher Iris Chu for all of her hard…