Discover Your Gifts. Grow Together.

Discover Your Gifts. Grow Together.

Clubs & Experiences

Discover Your Gifts. Grow Together.

Try something new, develop an interest, and find a place to belong.

Our planned clubs will give students opportunities to explore their God-given gifts, build friendships, and learn how their strengths can contribute to a team.

Field Trips & Adventures

Broaden Your Horizons. Discover New Possibilities.

Field trips are planned once each term or in connection with class projects. Experiences may include treetop trekking, skiing, sports activities, and visits to science museums, exhibitions, and community events.

Through new places and shared challenges, students connect classroom learning with the wider world, discover interests and strengths, and grow in confidence. They learn to ask new questions, support one another, and appreciate God’s creation—building friendships and memories along the way.

Competitions & Challenges

Discover Your Gifts. Broaden Your Horizons.

At Haven, we aim to help students discover their God-given gifts, grow in confidence, and share their abilities beyond the classroom. Through preparation, participation, and reflection, students learn to persevere, welcome feedback, and respect the achievements of others.

Opportunities we are exploring include:

University of Waterloo Challenges

Explore mathematical problem-solving through the Gauss Mathematics Contest and computational thinking through the Beaver Computing Challenge. Students practise recognizing patterns, trying different approaches, and working through unfamiliar problems with patience and determination.

Young Voices & Creative Writing

Develop an original voice through opportunities such as Toronto Public Library’s Young Voices Magazine and Ripple Foundation’s Kids Write 4 Kids contest. Students refine their writing or artwork and submit it for possible publication, learning to communicate with an audience beyond their school.

Toronto Science Fair

Turn curiosity into an investigation. Students develop a question, test ideas, examine evidence, and present their findings. Preparing a science fair project brings together careful research, creative problem-solving, and clear communication.

World Solutions Challenge

We are exploring Future Problem Solving’s World Solutions Challenge, an international online team competition. Students investigate a global issue, identify underlying problems, compare possible solutions, and develop an action plan—learning to consider different perspectives and how their ideas could benefit others.

“We will help students explore opportunities locally and globally, discover their God-given gifts, and grow in confidence—learning to use their abilities to contribute and serve others.”