
I am thrilled to be the Principal of The Waterfront School! We have amazing students at our school and we have the most beautiful location for a school; right on the shores of Lake Ontario with incredible lake views from many of our classrooms. We are a small school of 240 students and we have a rich and diverse community who are great partners in our students' learning. We have created a learning environment with high expectations for all students both academically and socially, and together we celebrate student achievement and success!
From Ms. Dolora Harvey, Principal

Mikinakoos Children's Fund
Information for this year's fundraiser for the Mikinakoos Children's Fund is coming soon. Here is a link with more information about the organization. Mikinakoos Information
For 2022-2023:
First day of School is Wednesday September 7, 2022

Our School Hours remain the same. The school day for all students in Kindergarten to grade 8 are 8:40a.m. to 3:15p.m. Please help to ensure that your child arrives at school every day on time, so they start the day with their peers and don’t miss out on any learning opportunities.
School Day
8:40 – Entry for all students; classes begin
10:05 – 10:20 Recess
11:10 – Lunch: Students eat in their classroom with their teacher (to be confirmed for Sept. 2021)
11:30 – Students go outside to their assigned zone and stay with their class cohort. (to be confirmed for Sept. 2021)
12:25 – Entry; afternoon classes begin
1:50 – 2:05 Recess
3:15 – Dismissal
We are creating our Community of Gratitude at The Waterfront School.
We have been given the duty to live in balance and harmony with each other and all living things. Each day we need to show gratitude for the opportunity to learn at our school and show gratitude to the students and staff at The Waterfront School. We have learned about reciprocity and responding to a positive action with another positive action.
We honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
At The Waterfront School we joined together as a school and with our community to listen, to learn and to centre the lived experiences of Indigenous Nations and people. Every Child Matters! At The Waterfront School, each day we need to show that we remember this.


Thank you Waterfront Families so much for continuing to support our annual food drive. This year we collected a large amount of donations at our Winter Concert. These were donated to the Fort York Food Bank. Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity!

With your generosity we were able to send a donations to The Daily Bread Food Bank for $670! We are so happy to work together to make a difference. Thank you!

Pumpkin Carving Fun


Master Chef 14 TPS Champions!
Students from our school were very fortunate to participate in the Master Chef 14 TPS program. Junior/Intermediate students partnered with Officers at the Loblaw’s cooking school throughout the year to cook delicious meals. In each session the meal they prepared was judged by a panel of judges. For the finalĂ©, our students were invited to cook in the George Brown Cooking School kitchen with professional chefs. Thank you to Officer Gribbon, for helping to give Waterfront students this opportunity to become great chefs! Our students were thrilled to win the final competition this year and are proudly displaying the trophy at our school which reminds us of many happy cooking memories.



Remember to get your ECO Friendly
"Proud Waterfront School Student" Water Bottle!
