Student Life
Outdoor Education
Whether conducting ecological studies, organizing wilderness expeditions, or leading sustainability initiatives, outdoor education projects empower students to apply their classroom knowledge in practical ways. These experiences deepen their understanding of environmental concepts and nurture valuable skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration. Through project-based outdoor education, students become learners and active contributors to preserving and appreciating our natural world. Our students have opportunities to participate in the following project-based outdoor education:
- Bruce Trail Expedition
- Backyard Harvest
- Farm to Cafeteria Canada Initiative & Good Food Challenge
- Edible Education Community of Practice (CoP)
- Halton Conservation
- Earth School
Co-Curricular and Athletics
Laureate offers meaningful experiences that extend beyond the classroom through a wide range of student-centred co-curricular activities and seasonal sports to promote growth, leadership development, a sense of community and a well-balanced school life.- Clubs
- Field Trips
- Service Learning
- Co-op
- Specialist Workshops
- PickMyPeer
- Student Council
- Student Ambassador
- Houses
- After-school Activities
- Master Classes
Spring Sports
(April - June)
- Soccer
- Frisbee
- Disc Golf
- Basketball
- Tennis
- Table Tennis
- Badminton
- Hiking
- Cross-country
- Mountain Biking
- In-door Rock Climbing
- In-door Fitness Training
Fall Sports
(September - November)
- Soccer
- Frisbee
- Disc Golf
- Basketball
- Tennis
- Table Tennis
- Badminton
- Hiking
- Swimming
- Cross-country
- Mountain Biking
- On-campus Camping
- In-door Fitness Training
Winter Sports
(December - March)
- Swimming
- Skiing
- Ice Skating
- Indoor Basketball
- Table Tennis
- Badminton
- Bowling
