Friday Files

May 30, 2025 

Dear Fieldstone Community,

Fieldstone students are busy with exams and CCT preparations, submissions, and reviews. Teachers will soon start the official review process for courses with exams. For a complete schedule of exams, CCT submissions, weightage, and timings, please check below. We wish our students the best!  

Our graduating class of 2025 have received university offers from the best universities here in Canada. For a full list of universities and programmes that our students were accepted into, please see the list below. Most of our graduates accepted their first-choice universities. We wish them all the best for their future!  

This year, our Closing & Graduation Ceremony will be in person, in school. The ceremony will acknowledge the efforts and achievements of our wonderful students. Along with academic awards and citations, students will receive athletic and citizenship awards. Students attending should be in the Number One uniform. Parents and families are cordially invited to attend the event and show support for our students. The ceremony will be held on Thursday, June 19, at 10:00 a.m., in the school gym. Please email  frontdesk@fieldstoneschool.org if you wish to attend the event. A list of award recipients is provided below. Graduate awards, including the name of the Class Valedictorian, will be announced next week!  

We wish you all a restful weekend. Take care and all the best from us at Fieldstone,  

Sincerely,

Shumaila Khan 

Head of School 


University Offers 2025  

Universities in Canada  

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Computer Science I (Co-op) (Computer Science (co-op only)) 

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Engineering I (Co-op) (Computer Engineering (co-op only)) 

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Computer Science I (Co-op) (Computer Science (co-op only)) 

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Business I  

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Engineering I (Co-op) (Mechanical Engineering (co-op only)) 

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Automotive & Vehicle Engineering Technology I Co-op (B.Tech.) 

McMaster University 

McMaster University – Computer Science I (Co-op) (Computer Science (co-op only)) 

Queen’s University 

Queen’s University – Smith Commerce 

Queen’s University 

Queen’s University – Computing 

Queen’s University 

Queen’s University – Smith Engineering – Common First Year (Mechanical and Materials Engineering) 

Queen’s University 

Queen’s University – Smith Commerce 

Toronto Metropolitan University  

Toronto Metropolitan University – Mechanical Engineering (Co-op available) 

Toronto Metropolitan University 

Toronto Metropolitan University – Business Management (Co-op) 

University of British Columbia  

University of British Columbia – Bachelor of Science  

University of Guelph 

University of Guelph – Mechanical Engineering (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Ottawa 

University of Ottawa – Joint Honors BA Communication & Sociology  

University of Ottawa 

University of Ottawa – UO: BASc Computer Engineering  

University of Ottawa 

University of Ottawa – UO: Honours BSc Computer Science  

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics – Mississauga Campus  

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Computer Science – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Engineering Science (including PEY Co-op option) – St. George Campus (Electrical & Computer Engineering) 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Computer Science – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Computer Science (co-op and regular) – U of T Scarborough (Computer Science (co-op optional)) 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics – U of T Mississauga (Computer Science) 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Physical & Mathematical Sciences – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Rotman Commerce – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Management (BBA) (co-op and regular) – U of T Scarborough  

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – TrackOne, Undeclared Engineering – St. George Campus (Mechanical Engineering) 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Rotman Commerce – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Management (BBA) (co-op and regular) – U of T Scarborough (Management and Finance (co-op optional)) 

University of Toronto  

University of Toronto – Physical and Environmental Sciences (Co-op and Regular) – Scarborough Campus 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – Physical & Mathematical Sciences – St. George Campus 

University of Toronto  

University of Toronto – Management (BBA) (co-op and regular) – U of T Scarborough 

University of Toronto 

University of Toronto – BBA (Management & Finance) & BSc (Statistics – Quantitative Finance) Scarborough Campus 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Software Engineering (Co-op only) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Computer Science (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Geomatics (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Computer Engineering (Co-op only) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Mathematics (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Mathematics and Business Administration (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Mathematics/CPA (Co-op only) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Mathematics/Business Administration (Co-op and Regular)  

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Mathematics/Business Administration (Co-op and Regular) 

University of Waterloo 

University of Waterloo – Accounting and Financial Management (Co-op only) 

Wilfrid Laurier University 

Wilfrid Laurier University – Economics and Accounting (BA) with Management Option, Waterloo Campus 

York University 

York University – Engineering (BEng) – including Co-op 

York University 

York University – Financial & Business Economics (BA) 

York University  

York University – Business Economics 

Universities in the U.K.  

University of St. Andrews 

Computer Science 

University of Warwick  

Mathematics & Physics 

University of Bristol 

Mechanical Engineering 

King’s College London 

General Engineering  

University of Leeds  

Mechanical Engineering 

University of Sheffield  

Mechanical Engineering with Industial Placement Year  

Universities in the U.S.  

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IL 

FKCS Closing & Graduation Ceremony 2024 – 2025 – List of Awards 

ACADEMIC AWARDS  

 

Name of Award & Level 

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

ENGLISH AWARD [JUNIOR] 

NURHAN BUGLEM AKTAS  

9 

2 

ENGLISH AWARD [SENIOR] 

MELIZA LIM 

11 

3 

MATHEMATICS AWARD [JUNIOR] 

YUQI (ROSIE) WANG 

10 

4 

MATHEMATICS AWARD [SENIOR] 

JINGKUN (PETER) PU 

11 

5 

SCIENCES AWARD 

FARDAD HADI 

10 

6 

BUSINESS AWARD 

YOUSSEF EL-SAYED 

12 

7 

CANADIAN STUDIES AWARD 

FARDAD HADI 

10 

8 

INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES AWARD 

HAO (LUKAS) LIU 

12 

9 

VISUAL ARTS AWARD  

BEICHEN (POLARIS) XUE 

11 

10 

MUSIC AWARD  

KEEYAN MANSARAY 

10 

ACADEMIC AWARDS – BY GRADE & ACROSS ALL COURSES IN S1 & S2 

 

Name of Award & Level 

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

GRADE NINE ACADEMIC AWARD  

TBD 

9 

2 

GRADE TEN ACADEMIC AWARD 

TBD 

10 

3 

GRADE ELEVEN ACADEMIC AWARD 

TBD 

11 

4 

GRADE TWELVE ACADEMIC AWARD 

TBD 

12 

CITIZENSHIP AWARDS  

 

Name of Award & Level 

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

GRADE NINE CITIZENSHIP AWARD  

ANIKA TILKAM 

9 

2 

GRADE TEN CITIZENSHIP AWARD 

DYLAN NGUYEN &  

KEEYAN MANSARAY 

10 

3 

GRADE ELEVEN CITIZENSHIP AWARD 

SEOJUN (STEVE) SHIN & OHM PATEL 

11 

4 

GRADE TWELVE CITIZENSHIP AWARD 

YOUSSEF EL-SAYED 

12 

SPORTS & ATHLETIC AWARDS  

 

Name of Award & Level 

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD  

ANIKA TILKAM 

9 

2 

MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD 

BEICHEN (POLARIS) XUE 

11 

MOST IMPROVED AWARDS (9 – 11) 

 

Name of Award & Level 

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

GRADE NINE MOST IMPROVED AWARD  

NHAT-NGUYEN (KAIDEN) TRAN 

9 

2 

GRADE TEN MOST IMPROVED AWARD 

YUMING (ALEX) GU 

10 

3 

GRADE ELEVEN MOST IMPROVED AWARD 

INHOE (TOM) HWANG 

11 

SPECIAL AWARDS  

 

Name of Award & Level  

Name of Recipient 

Grade 

1 

YOUNG LEADER AWARD  

ANIKA TILKAM 

9 

2 

CURRICULUM AWARD  

TBD 

 

3 

CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARS 

TBD 

 

4 

PRINCIPAL’S AWARD  

TBD 

 

Semester Two Exam & CCT Schedule  

Course 

Teacher’s Initials 

CCT – 1 

CCT – 2 

CCT – 3 

 

Date 

 

Duration 

 

Weightage 

 

AVI2O/3M/4M 

JR 

June 4 –  

Final Print  

Test prints, sketches due (7%)  

 

June 5 – 

Sculpture, sketches due (8%) 

June 9-  

Painting, sketches (10%) Statement 

Due (5%) 

 

 

 

AMU3M/4M   

JM 

June 2 – Planning and outline due 

 

June 6 – Rough Draft due 10% 

June 9 –  

Final due 

20% 

 

 

 

ENG4U 

SLP 

May 23 – Outline due 

 

May 30 – Rough Draft due 

June 6 –   Final due 

        20%  

June 13 

2 hrs. 

10% 

MCR3U 

LM 

 

 

 

June 13 

3 hrs. 

30% 

PPL2O 

KM 

May 23 – Outline due 

May 30 – Rough Draft due  

June 6 – Final due 

(15%) 

June 13 

 

 

SBI4U 

KK 

June 10 – Lab exam (15%)  

8:45-9:45am 

 

 

June 13 

3hrs 

15% 

AWK3M/AWK4M 

JR 

June 4 –  

Final Print  

Test prints, sketches due (7%) 

 

June 5 – 

Sculpture, sketches due (8%) 

 

June 9-  

Painting, sketches (10%) Statement 

Due (5%) 

June 16 

 

 

BBB4M 

SLP 

May 23 – Outline due 

 

May 30 – Rough Draft due 

 

June 6 –  

Final due 

20% 

June 16 

2 hrs 

10% 

CGC1W 

JJ 

May 22 –  

Graphic Organizer due 

June 4 –  

Rough City Map & written report 

June 9 –  

Final City Map & written report 

30% 

 

 

 

MDM4U 

LM 

May 28 

Game Project Rough Draft due 

 

May 30 

Game Project due 

(10%) 

CCT Rough Draft due 

June 2 

CCT & Video presentation due 

(10%) 

June 16 

    3 hrs. 

    10% 

MPM2D 

KK 

 

 

 

June 16 

2 hrs. 

30% 

AWQ3M/AWQ4M 

JR 

June 4 – 

Series 1 photos due 

 

 

June 5 – 

Series 2 photos due  

June 9-  

Series 3 + 4 due (25%) 

Statement (5%) 

June 17 

 

 

BOH4M 

SLP 

May 23 – Outline due 

 

May 30 – Rough Draft due 

 

June 6 –  

Final due 

        20% 

June 17 

2 hrs. 

10% 

GLC2O 

JJ 

May 31 

Part 1 

June 4 –  

Part 2 

15% 

June 6 –  

Portfolio Conference 

15% 

June 17 

 

30% 

MCV4U 

LM 

 

 

 

June 17 

      3 hrs. 

30% 

SNC2D 

KK 

June 10 – Lab exam (15%) 

1:00-2:00pm 

 

 

June 17 

2 hrs. 

15% 

ENG2D 

SLP 

May 23 – Outline due 

 

May 30 – Rough Draft due 

 

June 6 –  

Final due 

        20% 

 

June 18 

2 hrs. 

10% 

LKBCU/DU 

JJ 

May 23 – Outline due 

June 4- 

Rough Draft Due 

June 6 – 

Final due 

15% 

June 18 

2 hrs. 

15% 

MHF4U 

LM 

 

 

 

June 18 

3 hrs. 

30% 

SCH4U 

KK 

June 10 – Lab Exam (15%)  

2:20-3:20 

 

 

June 18 

3hrs. 

15% 

TGJ3M/4M 

JR 

June 4 – 

Lay out/ Design / Copy due (8%) 

June 6– 

Animation due (10%) 

 

 

June 9-  

Photo/ Illustration (7%) 

Statement (5%) 

 

 

 

 


Summer Planning  

University of Toronto High School Student Programmes 

CREATE Weekends (Grades 9 – 12) CREATE Weekends encourages you to explore science, engineering, math and technology from a design perspective. Led by university students, you will explore advanced engineering topics and a range of projects engineers work on in order to build a better society. 

CREATE: Engineering Design Challenges (Grades 9 – 12) CREATE immerses participants in hands-on engineering design challenges that reflect the diverse undergraduate programs within the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering. Through practical activities, laboratory experiments, and site visits, you’ll explore the Engineering Design Cycle to develop innovative solutions. Join us this summer for an unforgettable learning experience that will inspire and prepare you to pursue your passions in science and engineering! 


Fieldstone Uniform: Updates  

Please remind your child in the morning to wear the proper uniform. 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday  

Friday 

Number One Dress 

Regular Uniform 

Number One Dress 

Regular Uniform 

Regular Uniform 

 Smart-Casual Guidelines 

The following items are part of our “smart casual” expectation: 

  • Polo shirt/shirt/blouse for everyone; these can be long or short sleeved. 
  • Sweaters or cardigans can be worn on casual days – Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 
  • Trousers, skirts or dresses 
  • Dress shoes (black polishable) 

 The following items are not permitted and will constitute a uniform offense: 

  • Crop tops 
  • Short skirts 
  • Hats 
  • Ripped pants 
  • Leggings 
  • “Hoodies” 

FKCS IMPORTANT DATES 

Monday, May 19 

Victoria Day – No Classes  

Friday, May 23 

Science & Math Excursion to Canada’s Wonderland  

 

Semester 2 Progress report #2 and Term 2 Midterm Report available 

FKCS Important Dates Calendar 2024-2025 


House Points  

House 

House Colour 

House Points 

Carr 

dark green/green 

1159 

Fox 

red 

1100 

Peterson 

navy blue/blue 

1137 

Richler 

grey  

1033 


Star Performer Programme 

The criteria for a student to be a Star Performer are: 

  • The chosen student practises the Fieldstone Values (Caring, Fairness, Trustworthiness, Citizenship, Responsibility and Respect). The student must have shown at least three values. Teachers will be asked to provide an example of how these values were demonstrated per student. 
  • Academic Performance and Motivation (this will be reviewed monthly by the teachers and whichever student has the best performance and motivation during the 30-day period) 
  • Uniform is to be perfect for the entire month. Number One Dress on Mondays. Regular Uniform on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. This includes shoes, dress pants, kilts, blazers, sweaters – No non-Fieldstone jackets in class. 
  • The Star Student will receive a framed certificate from Fieldstone Kings College School. 

Edsembli Connect for Parents: All our parents should be able to access their accounts on Edsembli Parents Portal HERE. The portal is where parents can check their child/ren’s reports.  

If you are a first-time user, you will have received an email from Edsembli Connect at the email address we have on record for you. Please follow the steps to create a new password by clicking on ‘request a password change.’ Once you have a new password, you can access the account and check reports. If you have previously been able to log into the Parents portal and have been unable to do so now, please let us know, and we’ll fix the problem. 


VOLUNTEER HOURS 

All FKCS students are reminded that they will need to complete their “Volunteer Hours” before they graduate high school. Volunteer Hours can be completed inside or outside Fieldstone, but they must make sure they check the list of eligible and non-eligible activities before signing up. If students are looking for in-school volunteer opportunities, they should check their ‘Student Life’ Moodle regularly for updates and information.  


No Smoking or Vaping Policy

A reminder to everyone that smoking/vaping is not allowed within 20 meters of the school perimeter and is strictly prohibited on school property. This is both a school policy and provincial law.


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