By Rosemary Evans, Principal
Student government plays an important role at UTS. We are proud of the fact that, through the Student Constitution, our students are co-creators of their school experience. Last year, our students tackled a tremendously significant issue for our student community –... READ MORE
When UTS opened its doors in 1910, our now iconic street number – 371 – sat proudly over the main entrance, the gateway to our school, and it is still there today. Hence @371: a gateway to school news, views, and insights.
By UTS teacher, Jonathan Bitidis ’99
The UTS Mock Trial team trained diligently during the fall in preparation for the Empire Competition in New York. The team earned the invitation - its second - as a result of having won the Ontario Bar Association Toronto tournament.
With feedback... READ MORE
![Hands cupping a butterfly - representing "GIVE"](https://www.utschools.ca/sites/default/files/styles/uts_blog_list/public/Nov_17_2016_GIVE_2_EDIT.jpg?itok=aitvWJtj "Hands cupping a butterfly - representing "GIVE"")
Deanna, S6 (Grade 12) student
Frequently, we are faced with situations in which we have interpersonal conflict, and it is important to maintain our relationship with the other person. A useful acronym to remember in emotionally de-escalating a conflict is GIVE:
G: Gentle. Do not accuse or... READ MORE
At the Annual Alumni Dinner on October 22, Don Borthwick ’54, Chair of the UTSAA Awards Committee, presented former UTS student, teacher and principal, Al Fleming ’54, with the H. J. Crawford Award. Here is the speech Al delivered that evening.
Thank you, Don, for those kind words of recognition... READ MORE
This is a story of students and teachers, scientific and cultural learning, international travel, a UTS alumnus, and a paradigm-shifting educational social-action endeavor! It all began in the spring of 2015…
It was no ordinary March break for UTS teachers, Anand Mahadevan (science) and Dr.... READ MORE
By Rosemary Evans, Principal
Writing recently in the Teachers College Record, Professor R. Keith Sawyer (Morgan Distinguished Professor in Educational Innovations at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), discussed his research into how schools can best foster creativity and innovation... READ MORE
By Rosemary Evans, Principal
It’s a big weekend at UTS! On Saturday, October 22, in the space of a single day, the full UTS “journey” will be highlighted: we will welcome prospective UTS students and their families to our annual Open House, and welcome back our alumni to the Annual Alumni... READ MORE
By Rosemary Evans, Principal
At our annual Undergraduate Awards ceremony this evening, we will present various awards that have been donated to the school by members of the UTS community. The awards – some of which were established during the earliest decades of the school's ... READ MORE
By Rosemary Evans, Principal
Active learning was an educational catchphrase when I was a curriculum coordinator in 1990. The concept has been a component of elementary school thinking for many years. Interestingly, today it has also resurfaced at both the secondary school and university levels... READ MORE
By Rosemary Evans, Principal
In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission published their Calls to Action. UTS accepted the call and we have worked to build our understanding of residential schools, First Nations histories, cultures and languages.
The UTS co-captains and the... READ MORE
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