We are excited to announce our new STS uniform collection, which has been carefully designed to balance comfort, tradition, style, functionality, sustainability, choice/flexibility, and practicality. Our partnership with InSchool Wear has allowed us to create a cohesive, forward-thinking collection that embraces our school's rich traditions and history.
STS Alumna Shaun O’Brien ‘90 shares how she is using team work to fight for social justice.
Today, STS opened its brand new $24-million, 100% donor-funded expansion for students to experience an innovative approach to learning.
Hacking is often thought of as breaking illegally into someone’s computer to gain access to files. However, the word has evolved recently to mean much more.
In recognition of National Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week our students organized a number of events focused on bringing this important issue to the forefront, empowering all members of the STS community to play a role in building and reinforcing positive relationships, and preventing bullying.
On Friday, November 3, 2017, the STS Alumni Association hosted its 7th annual Senior School students and Alumni Speed Mentoring Event.
A growing body of research in the area of character increasingly supports the notion that certain character traits are stronger predictors of success than academic achievement is in post-secondary education, career and life in general.
Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School placed sixth out of 44 independent schools attending from Canada, the United States, Scotland, England, Bermuda, India, South Africa, Peru and South Korea.
On Saturday, November 4 the Junior B Boys volleyball team captured 1st place at Rally Pointe.
Our Grade 4 students put their marketing skills to work to create posters that represent STS' identity.
Students in Kindergarten to Grade 3 left inspired after hearing the creative and engaging presentations by Carolyn Fisher - local artist, illustrator, and author during Marti McKay Week 2017.
Saturday, October 21 was a beautiful fall day in Edmonton for a cross-country meet with ideal conditions.
This past month, five Senior School students traveled to South Africa to participate in the Round Square International Conference and a week-long pre-conference tour.
