H.B. Beal Secondary School raised nearly $6,000 and collected 3,000 winter items to support families in need this holiday season. Items donated included socks, hand warmers, hats, mittens, scarves, coats, boots, sweaters and other essential winter gear.
Funds came from creative initiatives such as the Dance Show buy-in, Music Department Coffee House, an ornament workshop, and Wrestling Team fundraiser. A standout effort was Mrs. Putnam’s Grade 9 Family Studies class,...
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Open House: Enhanced Construction Program
You’re invited to an Open House on Wednesday, December 10 for Thames Valley’s Enhanced Construction Program (ECP) – an innovative partnership with Carpenters Union Local 1946 that introduces students to the carpentry trade while earning credits in Math, English and Construction Technology.
Discover how ECP offers hands-on experience , industry-recognized training and a direct path into the skilled trades...
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Know a student athlete who’s ready to take their performance to the next level?
You’re invited to an Open House for Thames Valley’s Academy for Student Athlete Development (ASAD) .
Discover how the Academy helps student athletes participating in high performance athletics earn academic credits while receiving daily strength and conditioning or sport specific training at our dedicated campus, located at the Komoka Wellness Centre.
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November 17-23, 2025, is Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week in Ontario. This week is an opportunity for Thames Valley students, families and staff to learn more about bullying, its effects on student learning, and how we can work together to create safe and inclusive learning environments.
This year, we’re asking the TVDSB community to empower students to “ Be Bold About Being Kind ” in support of feelings of safety and connection at school. 
Students...
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Thames Valley families have voted on the names of four new elementary schools currently under construction in Lucan, Belmont, west London and southeast London.
The new school names were submitted through community input, identified by the Naming Selection Committee and voted upon by the school communities. Respondents were asked to rank the name options in order of preference.
The following names received the majority of first place votes:
Southeast London: ...
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