List of 15 news stories.

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  Coffee House is Back!

  Last Thursday, the CDS community gathered together for the 2026 Fall Coffee House. Students came together to perform anything from dance, singing, acting, playing an instrument, or to watch their peers take the stage. Across 16 different performances, the community saw a wide variety of talents. And with the help of the amazing emcees, the night was a huge success.
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  Grade 10s explore SFX Makeup in Stage Design Workshop

  Last week, the Grade 10 stage design class and the senior drama class were given the opportunity to do a makeup workshop with Jessica Buchanan, a professional makeup artist. 
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  U13 Boys Soccer Final Results & Six More Teams Competing Tomorrow!

  The U13 Boys Soccer team hosted the Final Four tournament this past Tuesday and what a day of soccer it was!

  
  The team faced Sterling Hall (SH) in an incredibly exciting semifinal, with the competition remaining close throughout the entire game. Sterling Hall took a 4–2 lead, but the Cyclones were relentless and continued to push forward. With approximately five minutes remaining, CDS found the back of the net to make it 4–3.
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  Grade 7s Document Succession in Back 40

  Ecological succession is how biological communities evolve, or change over time. There are different stages of succession where the most basic organism, lichen, die and build a soil base for mosses, annuals, and perennials.
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  Students attend world premiere of The Prophetess by Jeff Ho

  Last week, a few of our senior school students along with Mr. Harvey, Ms. Bevacqua-Tirone, Ms. Cicchilo, Ms. Peters and Mrs. Barbanchon travelled downtown to the Tarragon Theatre to watch the play, Prophetess. The play is on its world premiere, written by the renowned playwright and actor Jeff Ho, whose previous works include Cockroach, Iphigenia and the Furies (On Taurian Land), and Antigone: 方. 
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  Battle of the North Update!

  The Battle of the North with HTS continued this week, and what a battle it has been! Heading into the week, CDS was trailing 2–1, but the Cyclones have fought their way back, and we are now tied at three games each! It hasn’t felt much like the Battle of the North with the incredible weather we’ve had for our outdoor games, but the competition has been heating up all week! 
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  Senior Girls & Boys CAIS Soccer Tournament Recap

  The Senior Girls’ Soccer team travelled to Rothesay, New Brunswick, October 15–17 to compete in the CAIS National Tournament. After pool play, CDS was seeded into Division 2, where the Cyclones made an impressive run to the finals, dominating their competition along the way. The girls defeated former league opponents St. Clement’s 6–2 and Branksome Hall 5–0 to earn their spot in the championship game.
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  Grade 9 Camp Pine Crest

  Last week, our Grade 9 students set off for Camp Pine Crest to experience the natural beauty and adventure of fall in Ontario. Tucked beneath vibrant canopies of autumn foliage, the students stepped out of their daily routines and into a week filled with outdoor discovery, team building, and memorable experiences.
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  Pathways to People Team Delivers Big for the King Township Food Bank!

  On Tuesday, our Grade 6 leaders in the Pathways to People team loaded up their boxes and headed to the King Township Food Bank for an impactful day of community service.

   
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  Thinking Outside The Box in the MS

  The Grade 8s have been engaged in learning about the Design Cycle and how engineers as well as designers are constantly engaging in planning, creating, re-developing and prototyping. 
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  CDS Fall Game Day Kicks off Battle of the North

  A huge thank you from your Athletics Department to everyone who came out to support our teams at GAMEDAY on Friday!

   

  The energy around the field was amazing. Seeing our students running around, getting their faces painted, cheering from the sidelines, and supporting our teams was exactly what we had hoped for. It was especially great to see our U10 and U12 Cyclones alongside our Senior teams, as well as our Middle School athletes getting involved and bringing their energy to the event.
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  U14 Boys Soccer: A Statement Win vs. TFS

  The U14 Boys Soccer team had something to prove on Tuesday afternoon. After a tough loss the week before, the boys came into their game against TFS with one thing on their minds: get into the win column!

  
  And they didn't just get the win… they did it in a big way!
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  X-Country Round Up

  Recap of Huron Heights Harrier Cross-Country Meet - By Manny Avila

   

  The weather could not have cooperated more perfectly yesterday for the Huron Heights Harrier XC Invitational yesterday. Just as we hoped, the sun broke through, and a light breeze picked up right in time to dry out the grass before our Junior races kicked off, making for fantastic course conditions.
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  Exciting New Student Volunteer Opportunities for Getting Involved in the Community!

  This year, your new 2026-2027 Student Volunteer Coordinators (Andy, Maira, Tina and Kara) are excited to make volunteering more accessible, engaging, and meaningful for all Senior School students! As a first step, they have launched a new Volunteer Opportunities page, now linked directly on every student's Google homepage for quick and easy access.
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  Grade 6 Highlights from Camp Medeba

  “When we first packed our bags and loaded the buses for Camp Medeba, none of us fully knew what to expect. Two nights away from home sounded like a huge adventure, but looking back now, those three days were so much more than just a break from the classroom—they were an unforgettable time where we grew as leaders, relied on each other, and pushed ourselves way past our comfort zones.
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