Boundless School Blog

Dear Boundless Families: Yesterday morning I asked the students to give me a topic for a "Stevening". They chose "Secrets of Adulthood". They think I am an adult. Imagine that. I tried to convince them otherwise, and the evening took on a tinge of hilarity amidst a...

Dear Boundless Families: Your lovelies arrived safely yesterday.  They were out on the rink last night, horsing around and breaking the ice, or at least trying to skate on it. They then flocked indoors, like honey bees to their queen, buzzing around Mary-Michelle,...

Dear Boundless Families: I was watching your kids trudging through the heavy snowfall this morning on their way to English class. This is a workout all on its own. Lift those knees high and squint to keep the frozen water molecules from stinging your eyes. I had to...

Dear Boundless Families: I came into my office this morning with a laptop in one hand and a chainsaw in the other. Greeted with snickers and eye-rolls by my colleagues, I am not sure if what they saw was irony, absurdity, or the perfect metaphor for this hybrid...

Dear Boundless Families: I arrived back at Boundless a couple of days ago. I have belly laughed with your kids ever since. I have taught them, played chess and bantered with them. Sadly, I also smelled a few. Hey, they are busy sweating through their routines, and...

Dear Boundless Families: Everyone arrived safely yesterday, except one of our favourite students of all time, who was delayed a few days because the bugger hurt his foot on day minus one. That one-week break can be as hazardness as a class three rapid. C'mon L.,...

Dear Boundless Families: I've been stuffing my face with organic vegetables the last few weeks. So have your kids. The stuff flies off the shelves. Craig, the Head Cook, is shocked. "I have never seen kids eat vegetables like this before." Perhaps it's because they...

Dear Boundless Families: I was in the city for ten days doing boring grown-up stuff, but arrived back at Boundless last night to have a "Stevening" with your kids. This gave me an ideal perspective of the day one versus day eleven changes in your adorable teens....

Dear Boundless Families: Your lovely kids, and I do mean lovely, arrived safely yesterday. I had a brief session with them last night, and was dazzled by many first impressions. Oh, the diversity of their hair! The tattoos. The careful introductory smiles. Their...

Dear Boundless Families: It's day five and all English students remain alive after an epic rain. We are now unmasked.  The plot is thickening, both in terms of the material your kids are reading, and how both cohorts are gelling. We have two of them - the grade...