Grade 4 students explored weather instruments with a hands-on activity. They measured weather conditions using different tools. Observations began with temperature, wind direction, wind speed, and air pressure. They learned how and why today’s factors reliably predict tomorrow’s weather.

Metropolitan School proudly celebrates the success of all students who excel not only in academics but in extracurricular activities as well! We would like you to join us in congratulating our Met young super champion, Judy Mohamed Fayed in Grade 8 Toronto, who won the silver medal and earned second

Since the return to on-campus learning, we have been focusing on rhythm and time as the main subject of our music sessions. Students have discussed time signatures and how they are applied to music, as well as keeping time. As it is one of the most important elements of music,

G5 is participating in an open dialogue on opportunity seeking. As future entrepreneurs, our students observe and create opportunities. Through the SCAMPER Creativity technique, students are upgrading existing products to new innovative solutions.

Students in 8th grade ELA have finished their Shakespeare module. This grade read “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and for their final assessment, they wrote five-paragraph essays explaining if Shakespeare made the claim that a person can control another person or not. These essays came out amazing and we are so