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TFS After the West Campus Chacun a sa place For some students the transition to Toronto may feel like moving from a small pond to a large ocean, but it really is the opening up of a new world. After Grade 7, the majority of West Campus students continue at our Bayview and Lawrence campus, taking the complimentary bus. There are many supports in place to ensure a smooth transition. WEB (Where Everybody Belongs)/CAP (Chacun a sa place) is an orientation program that welcomes and supports new students during their first year. In addition, Grade 8s and onward are matched in groups of six to eight students with a mentor teacher or administrator. They meet every two weeks to develop their critical thinking skills through discussion, and promote the school's values and pillars. Access to All That Toronto Offers • Student athletes can choose from 15 sports and more than 60 competitive teams. • Co-curricular programming includes leadership councils, academic clubs (e.g. debating, Spanish, aeronautical robotics and classics), music ensembles and outreach groups. • Digital media production studios and computer-equipped science labs, as well as digital video cameras and robotic systems. • A dynamic library collection of fiction and non-fiction titles, DVDs, CDs, magazines, encyclopaedias and databases, subscription services and more. • The 34-acre campus includes 26 acres of the Don Valley ravine, a large Play & Sports Field, an indoor pool and a double gym. "The Toronto community was so welcoming and accommodating, and they've established a buddy system matching each West Campus student with a Toronto student who has a similar schedule. One of my best friends when I graduated TFS was my 'buddy' back in Grade 8!" Garima Karia, Class of 2015 Co-Valedictorian, Former West Campus student Lunchtime Matters Monday through Thursday, students enjoy a menu of healthy, hot lunches, which are delivered. The lunch provider offers natural, locally-sourced, kid-friendly meals. The Parents' Association organizes Pizza Lunches on Fridays. TFS – CANADA'S INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 27

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