Blyth Academy Yorkville
Message from our Principal
Our proximity to Yonge and Bloor provides us one of the most exciting and diverse student bodies in the city, and at Blyth teenagers make friendships and solve problems of knowledge in a spirit of curiosity and co-operation. We also aim to keep a close eye on wellness and are always able and willing to listen to students, and their families. Along with the unmatched online and international outreach of Blyth Education, we offer several extra-curriculars including student council, prom committee, yoga, Model UN, and Art. If we don’t have a club that a student wants, we’ll make one.
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Blyth Academy Yorkville Newsletter November 2018
Interested in learning more about Blyth Academy Yorkville? Here is our November 2018 campus newsletter to see events, news and much more!
Blyth Academy to Merge with NACE Schools Group
Dear Parents, Students, and Supporters, I am writing to let you know that Blyth Academy has recently agreed to a merger with the NACE Schools Group. This will bring together two high quality, successful organizations to create one of the largest and best...
Blyth Academy Yorkville Newsletter October 2018
Interested in learning more about Blyth Academy Yorkville? Here is our October 2018 campus newsletter to see events, news and much more!
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It's National Gingerbread House Day! #didyouknow the first known recipe for gingerbread came from Greece in 2400 BC? Gingerbread houses weren't built until popularity rose when the Brothers Grimm released Hansel and Gretel in 1812. Today, they represent all things holiday! ☃️🎄 Why not spice it up this year and make a gingerbread school? 🏠 We're giving you a head start on the design because this house sure looks a lot like our Burlington campus. 🤔
While living in Pakistan with her family, Malala Yousafzai, spoke out on behalf of girls and their right to learn, which made her a target in her country. In 2012, when she was only 15 years old, she was shot on her way home from school. After months of recovery she continues to be an activist for human rights and is currently studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the University of Oxford. She received a Nobel Prize and became the youngest Nobel laureate.
Many people are still unaware of their basic rights as human beings. Check out the link below to read the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. #standupforhumanrights #humanrightsday
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Photography students from Blyth Academy Waterloo headed outdoors to prove there's still beauty to be found in this cold and snowy weather! ❄️☃️🌬️
