This page features selected events designed to enrich our school community and extend learning beyond the classroom.
Programs include student Shadow Days, arts-focused experiences, exhibitions, and seasonal camps, offering meaningful opportunities for engagement, discovery, and connection.
Please check back regularly for updates, or contact info@globeschool.com with any questions.
Our Shadow Day Program offers prospective students the opportunity to experience a typical school day firsthand and gain meaningful insight into life on campus.
Participants will attend classes, engage with peers, and explore our learning environment alongside current students—allowing families to observe our academic culture, teaching approach, and student experience in an authentic setting.
This program is designed to support informed decision-making through real, personal exposure to our school community.
Our Free Afterschool Experience Program invites prospective students to take part in engaging, age-appropriate enrichment activities after school hours.
Designed as a low-pressure introduction to our learning environment, this program allows students to interact with peers, explore creative and academic interests, and experience our supportive community beyond the classroom.
Families are welcome to observe and learn more about our afterschool philosophy and student support approach.
Globe Cambridge School is inviting Toronto students in Grades 4–12 to join our International Online Oral Exchange Volunteer Program.
This flexible volunteer opportunity allows local students to support non-native English learners international through guided online conversation sessions—helping them build confidence, fluency, and cross-cultural communication skills.
Participants earn verified volunteer hours (for Ontario high school students), service recognition stamps, and access to exclusive global exchange rewards.
The Arts Experience Workshop invites students to explore creativity through guided, hands-on artistic activities led by our dedicated arts educators.
Participants will work with a range of materials and techniques while gaining insight into our visual arts curriculum and creative learning philosophy. Selected sessions may include visual arts, design thinking, and introductory game or digital design concepts.
This workshop is ideal for students interested in developing creative skills while experiencing our approach to arts education.
Our Art Portfolio Experience Program is designed for students interested in building and refining a creative portfolio while exploring diverse artistic disciplines.
Through guided, hands-on sessions led by our arts educators, students will develop original work across selected areas such as visual arts, design thinking, and introductory game design and digital media. The program emphasizes creative process, conceptual development, and personal expression—key elements of a strong portfolio.
This experience offers students valuable insight into portfolio-based pathways and helps families better understand how creative learning is supported within our academic environment.
Our Spring Student Art Exhibition showcases a curated selection of student artwork created throughout the academic year.
Families and community members are invited to view and celebrate student creativity, expression, and artistic development across a variety of mediums. This exhibition reflects our commitment to arts education and creative exploration.
