The Class of 2023

List of 46 items.

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  Noor A.

  Noor has been an SJK student since Grade 7. During her time at the School, she participated in many activities including Student Council, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Soccer, Women in STEM Club, Choir, Dance, and more. Noor earned a place on the Academic Honour Roll each year she attended the School and has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the Daniel Wilhelm Award for Service and The Canon Werden and Helen Stump Knowledge Award. Noor would like to thank her teachers for their continued academic and personal support during her time at SJK. Next year, Noor will study science at McMaster with future aspirations of a career in law, psychology, or medicine.
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  Jeremy A.

  Jeremy joined the SJK community in Grade 9, embracing the community experience over time. Beginning his journey here as a shy and reserved individual who preferred to stay in his comfort zone, Jeremy gradually began to form new connections and learn more about his cohort. Eventually, his newfound sense of purpose and confidence lead to him getting involved in the Athletics Council, in addition to supporting Varsity athletics as a coach. Jeremy is proud of his transformation over his four years at SJK, and he now stands as a confident member of the community ready to embrace his next chapter, which includes studying kinesiology at Western University.
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  Matthew B.-M.

  Matthew has been an SJK student since Grade 8. An enthusiast of arts and science, he has made a positive impact across the breadth of disciplines at SJK and will be remembered for his thought-provoking dialogue and varied contributions, both in and out of the classroom. Matthew has made many close friends during his time at the School who he hopes to stay in touch with over the coming years. Matthew will be attending University of King's College in their Foundation Year Program in the fall of 2023. He would like to acknowledge Mr. Carswell for his outstanding support.
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  Marlee B.

  Marlee joined the SJK community in Grade 8. Athletically, she participated in field hockey, ice hockey, and soccer. Marlee’s most memorable moment at SJK was having the opportunity to attend OFSAA in both Grades 9 and 12. She not only enjoyed the sport but also the memories and bonds that formed along the way. Marlee has also enjoyed the many trips she has been on throughout her SJK career, the most memorable being Camp Kilcoo when she discovered it was where Camp Rock was filmed. Marlee will be attending Wilfrid Laurier University in the fall of 2023 to pursue a Bachelor of Arts.
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  Benjamin C. S.

  Ben has been a long-time student at SJK, having joined the community in Grade 1. Over his 12 years on campus, Ben has been a part of the SJK Choir, Strings Ensemble, and SJK Band, while also participating in athletics, including Varsity Soccer and Badminton. Recently, Ben played significant roles in SJK’s theatrical productions including Departures and Arrivals and The Laramie Project. One of Ben’s most influential out-of-school passions is attending summer camp, and he has enjoyed Kilcoo Camp in northern Ontario since he was 7 years of age. Summer 2023 will mark his last time working at Kilcoo as a counsellor. Some of Ben’s proudest academic achievements include the Grade 9 Math Fair, through which he measured craters on Mercury, and the extended essay, which was an extensive study on gentrification. Ben has his future set on attending the University of Waterloo and studying geography and mathematics.
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  Jingtian (William) C.

  William has been a valued member of the SJK community since joining the School in Grade 9. While at SJK, he distinguished himself as a TOK ENTHUSIAST and academic achiever with a particular passion for artificial intelligence and photography. William demonstrated terrific initiative, earning the respect of his teachers and peers alike. He was an active member of the SJK community, helping to plan school events and take photos for the yearbook as part of the Student Council. William would like to thank his family, friends, and the community for helping him become the person he is today. Next year, William will study health science at McMaster, following his aspirations of a career in medicine.
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  Alexander C.

  Alex joined the SJK community in Junior Kindergarten, making him an SJK Lifer. Athletically, he participated on the Ice Hockey, Track and Field, Golf, and Soccer Teams. He has also been involved in extracurricular activities such as the SJK Band for a number of years, helping mentor younger students in his older years. Alex’s most memorable moments were participating and joining the different athletic teams. Alex would like to thank his friends and family for their support throughout his SJK journey, which has helped him to build the important skills that he will use throughout the rest of his life. Next year, Alex will be studying sport management at Brock University.
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  Yasheng (Linda) F.

  Linda joined SJK in Grade 11. She joined the School's Badminton Club, Canoe Club, and organised a Frisbee Club in the 2022 fall term. She is also a member of the Student Council. She is going to study history and archeology at the University of British Columbia.
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  Yue (Franda) F.

  Yue Feng has been coming to SJK since she was in Grade 10. One of her most memorable moments at SJK was Eaglemania in her senior year, where she learned how to lead a team. She also created many artworks during her two years in the Diploma Programme and presented them with pride in the art exhibition. Yue notes that she is grateful to SJK for teaching her time management and hard work, as well as for providing her with the support to overcome life's obstacles. She also appreciates that her experience in the SJK Boarding Residence has taught her to live independently. Next year, Yue plans to study digital media at York University.
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  Xiaohan (Angelina) G.

  Xiaohan joined the SJK community in Grade 10. During her time at the School, she participated in the School's Canoe, DECA, and Badminton Clubs. Xiaohan took on an integral planning role for the celebration of the Lunar New Year in 2022, helping to organise the program and introduce all students to traditional Chinese culture. Xiaohan’s most memorable moment in SJK was Eaglemania in Grade 12, as she acted as a team leader for Brock House. This experience helped her to develop leadership skills. She is grateful to the teachers at SJK for teaching her time management and helping her quickly integrate and adapt to student life as an international student. Next year, she will study economics at the University of British Columbia.
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  Damian G.

  Damian joined the SJK community in Grade 6. He participated in athletics, playing on the Basketball, Track and Field, and Soccer Teams. His most memorable moment and biggest accomplishment in sports was playing soccer alongside his older brother Roman in a season where the team earned silver medals in OFSAA finals. In his senior year, Damian enjoyed assisting Coach Laidley with the U14 Basketball Team, and he was an active member of the Student Council. Damian would like to thank Mr. Breen, Mr. Grant, Mrs. Baird, and Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher for their support and guidance throughout his time at SJK. They have all played an integral role in his learning and have provided support academically and personally. They have taught him perseverance and important life skills that he will take with him as he pursues business in the fall at Florida Atlantic University.
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  Calum H.

  Calum joined SJK in Senior Kindergarten. He participated in many sports, but most notably soccer. He won three titles, an MVP, and in June of 2022 was an OFSAA finalist. His time with the Soccer Team along with the other Varsity Teams were his favourite moments. Above all, he will cherish his moments with the lads. Whether it was outside on the field or inside making jokes during their 25 minute lunch break, the boys always found a way to laugh. Calum thanks this group of boys, who have always been there from day one. He would also like to thank his parents for their help and understanding when the IB gets crazy. Calum will pause his education next year while he pursues his dream of playing professional soccer.
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  Jackson H.

  Jackson has been at SJK for 10 years, during which he has actively participated in a wide range of activities, with a particular focus on athletics. In Grade 5, Jackson joined the School Hockey Team and he was an integral member of the team ever since, eventually captaining the squad and facilitating its return after the pandemic. He was a member of the U14, Junior, and Senior Soccer Teams, assisting two teams to league championships. He was also a member of the inaugural SJK Athletic Council. Jackson has maintained academic excellence, earning Academic Honour Roll every year, while balancing an elite Junior Hockey career outside of school. Jackson would like to thank his family and friends for their constant support during his high school journey. Moving forward, he is taking some time away from school to pursue his future in hockey, with plans of possibly attending St. Francis Xavier University in the future.
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  Emma H.

  Emma joined the SJK community in Grade 9 and she has grown academically over her four years at the School. Emma has participated in the Field Hockey Team every year. During her senior year, she helped to plan and run the annual Terry Fox Run. She has also been a contributor and host to SJK Announcements. Emma’s most memorable moments at SJK include celebrating an Eaglemania victory for Brant House in her Grade 12 year, as well as the field hockey OFSAA championships in Grades 9 and 12. Emma notes her gratitude to SJK for teaching her about time management, hard work, and perseverance and for supporting her throughout her life's obstacles. Next year, Emma will study science at Queen's University.
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  Yiding (Caesar) H.

  Yiding joined the SJK community in Grade 11. During this two year journey, Yiding participated in Badminton Club and Canoe Club. Also he improved himself academically, especially in economics. His best memory in SJK was at CAS Camp when all DP1 students were roasting marshmallows by the fire while watching the sunset. The journey in SJK may just be a small chapter in his life, but the memories and lessons he learned will stay with him forever. Yiding wants to thank all the teachers and his friends that helped him during these two years. Next year, Yiding will study education at the University of Manchester.
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  Ethan H.

  Ethan’s journey at SJK began in Grade 5. He quickly became involved in the SJK community, joining the SJK News Club. Once in Upper School he was dedicated to many Varsity Teams including the SJK Hockey Team, Soccer Team, and Basketball Team. In his final year at SJK he was a member of the Student Council. Ethan will always remember winning Eaglemania when his sister Maddy was House Captain. Additionally, Ethan will always remember the memories made from competing at OFSAA with the SJK Soccer Team. Ethan is very grateful to all of the teachers who have continuously supported him in his studies, well being, and journey at SJK. Next year, Ethan will be studying commerce at the Queen's Smith School of Business.
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  Evan I.

  Evan has been a valued member of the SJK community since he joined the School in Grade 3. Throughout his time at SJK, he was active on the Basketball, Track and Field, and Cross Country Teams. In addition, Evan was a member of the Student Council, helping to organise school events. Although his Upper School years were impacted by COVID-19, the experiences shared with this tight knit group will not soon be forgotten. Evan is grateful to SJK faculty for helping him balance his ski racing schedule with academics, teaching him the importance of a strong work ethic and excellent time management skills. Next year, Evan will be attending Huron University College at Western, in the Management and Organisational Studies program with the goal of obtaining his CFA designation.
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  Isaac J.

  Isaac came to SJK in Grade 5. He was involved in numerous activities and clubs, such as SJK Hockey, the Jazz Band, and SJK News. He played on multiple Varsity Teams such as the Senior Basketball Team and the Senior Track and Field Team. He will always remember school events, such as Eaglemania, and school trips with his friends, such as the various camps visited, Montreal, and Ottawa. Isaac will always remember the great memories made with his friends, and he is very thankful to all the teachers who helped him on his journey. Isaac will be attending the Royal Military College next year for marine systems engineering as a Naval Cadet.
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  Kasvi K.

  Kasvi joined the SJK community in Grade 8. She has been an active participant in many clubs, activities and societies over her five years at the School, including badminton and Women in STEM Club. During her time at SJK, Kasvi appreciated the value of curiosity and perseverance, as well as the importance of friendship. She would like to thank her family, friends and teachers for being a source of support, guidance, and lifelong memories. Kasvi plans to pursue mechanical engineering at the University of Waterloo next fall.
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  Armaan K.

  Armaan started his journey in Junior Kindergarten, making him a Lifer at SJK. From the very beginning, he got involved in the SJK community by participating in school plays, the Upper School Jazz Band, and a variety of Varsity sports. He was also a part of the Student Council and held the position of Simcoe House Captain. One of the most memorable experiences from his SJK journey was participating in Eaglemania since Junior Kindergarten, winning CISSA championships in Grade 11 as well as becoming MVP of the Senior Boys Basketball Team. Armaan is very grateful for the memories made and the friendships created throughout his journey through SJK, and deeply appreciates the immense support from his teachers and peers. Armaan will be attending Western University in the fall studying management and organizational studies with early acceptance to Ivey Business School.
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  Haiyi L.

  Haiyi has been a member of the SJK community since Grade 10. Over the past three years at SJK, she has enjoyed canoeing, badminton, and Chess Club. In her Grade 11 year, Haiyi enthusiastically engaged in various creative, active, and service-oriented projects during the CAS Trip, while developing numerous varied skills. Haiyi notes her gratitude to SJK for teaching her about time management and academic knowledge, and for providing her support during her studies. Haiyi would like to thank her family and friends for helping her during moments of adversity. Next year, Haiyi will go on to study media at University of Toronto, following her aspiration of a career in design or as a compiler.
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  Matthew L.

  Matthew joined the SJK community in Grade 8. Athletically, he played on the Boys Soccer Team throughout Grades 9 to 12, winning two CISAA championships and a trip to the finals at OFSAA. He was also the captain of the team in his final year. Along with soccer, he also played on the Basketball and Track and Field Teams. Additionally, he organized the Terry Fox Run in Grade 12 for his CAS project. He was also a part of various trips with the graduating class, including Ottawa and OWL in Grade 8, Kilcoo in Grade 9, and Kintail in Grade 11. Matthew’s most memorable moment at SJK was competing at OFSAA. It was a roller coaster weekend and a good learning experience. Matthew will pursue a double degree in business administration and financial mathematics at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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  Youchun (Charlie) L.

  Charlie joined SJK in Grade 10 and joining a new school in Grade 10 can be a challenging experience as he had to adjust to the new environment and make new friends. He spent an unforgettable high school life in SJK. Among the SJK boarding students, he gets along very well with his classmates, and he enjoyed many extracurricular activities with his peers in their spare time. He participated in after-school activities such as badminton and basketball, which transformed his personality from a timid and introverted person to an extroverted person. The IB Programme was challenging for Charlie, but he completed his studies and will enter the University of Toronto this fall to study physical and environmental science.
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  Yucen (Sophie) L.

  Sophie joined the SJK community in Grade 10. She actively participated in the School’s Environmental Club, Women in STEM and Badminton Club. Her most memorable moment at SJK was doing experiments for her extended essay in Grade 11. She would like to express her heartfelt thanks to every DP teacher who has helped her on her learning journey. Next year, she will continue her studies in life science at the University of Toronto.
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  Ziyu (Zoe) L.

  Ziyu Liu arrived at SJK in Grade 9. Her four years of school life away from home has taught Ziyu how to live independently and how to solve academic or life challenges by herself. The IB Programme has also taught Ziyu how to properly prepare time schedules and how to achieve life balance. The most important people Ziyu would like to thank are all of her friends who helped her maintain her emotional peace during the pandemic. Ziyu hopes next year will represent a new beginning, much like launching into a new level in a game. She will be attending the University of Toronto in the fall.
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  Yifei (Oscar) M.

  Yifei joined the SJK community in Grade 9 and he has had a very special experience at SJK. During his time at the School, he participated in soccer, badminton, and baseball. During his Grade 12 year, he was one of the student leaders at the Boarding Residence. His most memorable moments were competing on the soccer field and having fun with classmates at CAS Camp. He also enjoyed learning how to play guitar and write a guitar song for his CAS project. Yifei is very appreciative of SJK teaching him self-management skills and critical thinking, as well as providing him a great opportunity to broaden his vision of the world. Next year, Yifei is planning to study mathematics and statistics at McMaster University.
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  John M.

  John joined the SJK community in Grade 11. He participated athletically on the Boys Soccer Team as well as being a captain of the SJK Track and Field Team. This year he was a member of the Student Council and was the Brant House Captain. John’s most memorable moment at SJK was winning the CISAA championship for soccer, allowing for the opportunity to bond and get to know fellow teammates as well as running for the SJK Track and Field Team. Next year John will be studying business at Penn State University.
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  Miret M.

  Miret is a Lifer at SJK. Athletically, she has been a member of the Field Hockey Team and Soccer Team. She took on leadership roles, starting and co-leading a Lower School Dance Club, co-leading the Women in STEM Club, and co-editing The Aquiline. In her final year at SJK, she was a member of the Student Council and the Brock House Captain. Musically, she has been involved in SJK’s String Ensemble. One of Miret’s most memorable moments at SJK was finishing off the final leg of the Eaglemania relay that Brock won. Miret is very grateful for the memories made with her friends and all of the support from teachers in both her personal and academic life. Next year, Miret will be studying health sciences at Queen's University.
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  Mackenzie N.

  Mackenzie joined SJK in Grade 9. From her first year at the School and onwards she has been a member of the Senior Girls Field Hockey Team. In her last year at SJK she was a member of the Student Council. Mackenzie’s most memorable moment at SJK was competing at OFSAA with the Field Hockey Team in Grade 12 where the team built great friendships and had the chance to play against stronger teams. Additionally she will always remember school events such as Eaglemania and the camps that they visited. Mackenzie is very grateful for memories she has made with friends as well as the immense amount of support that has been provided from her teachers throughout her SJK journey. Next year, Mackenzie will be studying commerce at the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University.
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  Emma N.

  Emma is a Lifer at SJK having been a part of the community since Junior Kindergarten. She has been involved in many athletics during her high school career including soccer and volleyball, both of which she won gold medals for. Additionally, Emma was a co-president of the Women in STEM Club during Grades 11 and 12 in which she helped plan and organize events for high school girls interested in STEM. One of her most memorable moments at SJK was earning first place with the Senior Girls Volleyball Team in her Grade 12 year. Next year Emma will be studying business administration at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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  Chloe N.

  Chloe joined the SJK community in Senior Kindergarten, making her an SJK Lifer. Throughout her years at SJK, she has participated in a wide variety of activities and extracurriculars. In particular, she has enjoyed being a part of Volleyball Teams since Grade 6, winning an MVP award and several championships in the process. Additionally, she has contributed to the SJK community in many ways, including initiating a club to support Grade 7 students during her Grade 11 year and assisting with peer tutoring and math help for younger students throughout her DP experience. Chloe’s most memorable moments at SJK include captaining her team to win the CISAA volleyball championships in her final year and spending time with her classmates on various school trips, such as at Kilcoo Camp in Grade 9. Next year, Chloe will continue to explore her interests studying life science at the University of Toronto.
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  Morgan P.

  Morgan started her SJK journey in Junior Kindergarten, making her a Lifer. Some of her fondest memories include the yearly trips to the Stratford Festival as well as the class trips to Camp Kilcoo in Grade 9 and Camp Kintail in Grade 11. Morgan excelled academically and enjoyed the annual SJK Science Fair, achieving 2nd place in both Grade 8 and Grade 12. Throughout the years, the faculty and staff have seen Morgan become a highly driven, academic student who strives for excellence in all she does. She would like to thank her teachers for encouraging her to do her best. She would also like to thank her parents for instilling in her good organisation and self-management skills which were particularly useful during the pandemic. In the fall, Morgan plans to study business administration at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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  James P.

  James joined the SJK community in Grade 9. Athletically, he participated in Senior Boys Basketball, Track & Field, Hockey, and Golf. In his Grade 11 year, James set an SJK Track and Field record for 110-metre hurdles. Additionally, he facilitated the organization of the Terry Fox Run. James' most memorable moment at SJK was the Grade 9 trip to Camp Kilcoo where he experienced good bonding experiences with his peers. James notes his gratitude to SJK for teaching him about time management and hard work, and for providing him with the support required to overcome life’s obstacles. Next year, James will study commerce at University of Guelph.
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  Landon P.

  Landon joined SJK in Grade 7. Landon participated in the SJK Soccer Varsity Program where he won two league titles and went to OFSAA with the team. Landon also participated in SJK Track and Field, as well as the SJK Basketball Programs. Landon will study psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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  Ainsley P.

  Ainsley joined the SJK community in Grade 8. Although she was a quiet member of the community at first, Ainsley’s experience in her Grade 8 homeroom helped to bring her out of her shell. In the years since, Ainsley has proven to be more and more outgoing with a bubbly personality. Through her time at SJK, Ainsley has been involved in a number of creative and service oriented activities to support the School community. Ainsley’s greatest satisfaction at the School comes from her relationships with her friends. Next year, Ainsley will pursue a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Waterloo.
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  Ruolin Q.

  Ruolin joined the SJK community in Grade 9. Academically, she received two subject awards in the last year of MYP and was always willing to help her peers. She has been involved in a variety of clubs in school and demonstrated a positive attitude and growth mindset. The thing that was the most memorable moment for her in SJK was Eaglemania. Next year, Ruolin will study linguistics at the University of Toronto.
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  Sophia S.

  Sophia Sadiq joined SJK mid-year in Grade 10, after feeling as if her academics had been halted by the impacts of the pandemic. The educational opportunities that the SJK community was able to provide her allowed her to achieve the goals she had set for herself; becoming a hardworking and dedicated student in all areas of study. Alongside the Diploma Programme, Sophia continued her musical endeavours in piano and singing. Sophia believes that her experience at SJK has set her up for success in her post-secondary education, having learned the value of hard work and a balanced lifestyle. Sophia would like to thank her family and friends for being at her side during this transitional time of her life. Next year, Sophia will go on to study cognitive neuroscience at Western University with advanced entry into Ivey Business School.
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  Sarvesh S.

  Sarv joined the SJK community in Grade 11, fresh into the Diploma Programme. He joined a variety of extracurriculars including the SJK Soccer, Basketball and Track and Field Teams. In addition, he engaged in leadership roles such as the Student Council and being the Soccer Team Captain. In his two years at SJK, he won gold medals for soccer and basketball, a silver medal for OFSAA soccer, and set an SJK Track and Field record. Sarv’s most memorable moments at SJK include travelling and participating in SJK’s first OFSAA soccer run. It was an incredible experience in which he made many great bonds and memories with his teammates that he will never forget. Although his time at SJK wasn’t as long as others, he felt as though he perfectly belonged. Sarv will pursue life sciences at University of Toronto.
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  Emma S.

  Emma joined SJK in Grade 7. She participated in various Varsity sports such as ice hockey, field hockey and soccer, helped create school yearbooks and also organised the SJK Blood Drive in 2022. Emma’s most memorable moments were during class travels and field trips over the last six years. Additionally, she will always remember events like Eaglemania which she enjoyed taking part in each year. Emma values her time spent at SJK and the support offered by her teachers, noting how she developed excellent time management and work ethic to overcome the many obstacles in the Diploma Programme. Emma will study health sciences at Western University.
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  Maya S.

  Maya is a Lifer at SJK, having joined the SJK community in JK. Since Grade 6, Maya has been a member of the SJK Field Hockey Team. Maya was also the House Captain of Tecumseh as well as a member of the Student Council for two years. Additionally, she was the co-editor of The Aquiline in her last two years and helped run Women in STEM Club. Maya’s most memorable moments at SJK include travelling to OFSAA with her teammates in Grade 12. She enjoyed not only competing and playing field hockey, but also forming new memories and bonds with friends. Maya also enjoyed the many trips she has been on throughout her SJK career, including her Grade 8 trip white water rafting and her Grade 9 trip to Kilcoo Camp. Next year, Maya will be studying human biology at the University of Southern California.
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  Yuduo (Bill) T.

  Yuduo joined the SJK community in Grade 9. During these four years Yuduo joined many clubs, he enjoyed them and improved himself. The school trips and Eaglemania are what he enjoyed the most. And he can’t forget his participation and passion in science subjects, especially when he participated in the Science Fairs. Countless bits and pieces have been engraved in the depths of his memory forever. Yuduo wanted to thank all the teachers and classmates that had helped him and supported him to be successful in his academic life at SJK. Next year, he will be studying engineering at the University of Alberta.
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  Yujun (Walter) W.

  Walter has had an outstanding four years at SJK, where he joined the community in Grade 9. He has excelled academically and has had great experiences at the School. Additionally, Walter has been involved in various athletic and leadership activities. He participated in Fitness, Badminton, and Basketball Clubs and is a student leader in Boarding. Walter's most memorable moment at SJK was when he led his team to victory in Eaglemania during his Grade 12 year. He is grateful to SJK for teaching him about time-management and hard work, which has helped him overcome life's obstacles. Next year, Walter will be studying communication science at the University of Amsterdam.
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  Beth W.

  Beth joined SJK in Grade 10. During the first year of her SJK experience she wasn’t able to participate in any extracurricular activities due to the pandemic, but once re-opened, Beth participated in Choir and pioneered the SJK Film Club. In Choir, Beth won an award for her accomplishments. She also won the Intermediate Spanish Award in Grade 10. Beth’s proudest accomplishment, however, is completing her art exhibition. Beth is grateful to her teachers for helping her get through all of the assignments and for helping her explore her passions. She particularly would like to thank Ms. Paleczny and Ms. Hunter Stewart for providing constructive feedback and helping her explore their subjects in ways that interest her. Next year, Beth will be going to the University of Ottawa to study literature with plans of becoming a literature professor.
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  Yao X.

  Yao joined the SJK community in Grade 9. Apart from academics, Yao was an enthusiastic participant in extracurricular activities, joining the Fitness Club and Varsity Soccer Team. During his Grade 10 year, Yao embarked on an unforgettable adventure on an SJK trip. In Grade 11, he completed a challenging, yet rewarding, community service project in which he carried wood in order to clear a beach. One of Yao's best memories at SJK was Eaglemania. He especially enjoyed being a team leader in Grade 12. Yao is grateful to SJK for instilling in him the importance of time-management, perseverance, and collaboration. The School's nurturing environment has given him the confidence and tools to face life's challenges head-on. In the coming year, he plans to attend the University of Toronto - Mississauga to study humanities.
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  Weichen (Charlotte) X.

  Charlotte joined SJK in Grade 10. Due to the pandemic, she had taken online lessons in China for nearly a year. She joined the School Choir in Grade 11 and performed in numerous events. She participated in the Harry Potter Tour at the KW Symphony with other choir members this year. Charlotte is one of the student leaders at the Boarding Residence. The most memorable moment for her at SJK was when she was in the Canoe and Fishing Club, she fell into the pond and lost her phone in the deep water. In the fall, Charlotte will be entering the Communication, Culture, Information & Technology program at the University of Toronto - Mississauga.
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  Aleeza Z.

  Aleeza joined the SJK community in Grade 10. She was a member of the Senior Girls Volleyball Team in both Grade 11 and 12, winning the MVP award in her senior year. During Grades 11 and 12, she was also the co-president of the Women in STEM Club, as well as serving as a devoted member of the Student Council. Aleeza’s most memorable moments at SJK both happened in her senior year. The first was being able to experience her first real Eaglemania at the beginning of the year, and the second was captaining her team to win the CISAA volleyball championships. Next year, Aleeza will be studying life science at the University of Waterloo.