This award is presented annually to a student who has shown exemplary community service.

Every member of our Jane-Finch HEROS hockey family leaves a mark on the lives of our fellow players, our volunteers, and our community. 

Treavel Jackson was a former Westview student. When Treavel joined HEROS in 2014, he became an example of what HEROS symbolized. Treavel had big dreams and wanted to see his fellow HEROS chase their dreams as well. Treavel was on his way to achieving his goals, when his life tragically ended in February 2020.

Even though his goals and dreams would go unrealized, the Treavel Jackson HEROS Bursary assists young leaders from the Jane & Finch HEROS Program, to turn their dreams into reality. The Treavel Jackson HEROS Bursary provides funds for tuition for up to 4 years of post-secondary education or training. 

The Emery Village BIA Board of Management recognizes  2 outstanding students who will be studying a trade  for  a bursary after high school, a value of $1,000.

The Toronto Star has established these awards in honour of its Chair, Beland Honderich. Their purpose is to encourage deserving secondary school students to pursue a university education. A student in their penultimate year at James Cardinal McGuigan Secondary School, C.W. Jefferys Secondary School, Emery Collegiate Institute and Westview Centennial Secondary School will be chosen by the schools annually. The award is renewable for an additional three years. Students are guaranteed a summer job at the Toronto Star at the end of their first year.

This award is available to students from Westview Centennial Secondary School, C.W. Jeffrey’s Collegiate Institute, Emery Collegiate Institute, James Cardinal McGuigan and North Albion Collegiate who are entering a direct-entry undergraduate program who have made a contribution to student life in their secondary school or community. Students must have achieved a minimum admission average of 75 per cent and be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons and residents of Ontario who demonstrate financial need. This award is renewable for a maximum of three additional years. Recipients of a renewable award must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 6.00 and participate in mentoring programs offered in local community schools to support and encourage younger students to persist in their current studies and pursue postsecondary education.

The Jim McQueen Excellence in Education Award recognizes students in the TDSB for their exceptional involvement and service to their school and/or community life.

The Chandi Richardson Award is  in honour of Chandi Richardson  Awarded to a student, who through numerous struggles has made the effort to dedicate him or herself to their community, helping others gain confidence, motivation and drive towards success at Westview CSS.

This award is inspired by a need to support the academic growth of students at Westview Centennial Secondary School and to serve as encouragement for students to seek to improve their overall academic achievement and citizenship.

The Community Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) identified youth education and employment as one of their main service priorities. One challenge facing our youth today is their lack of marketable skills for sustainable employment. Recognizing this challenge, the CPLC has established  Student Leadership Bursary Awards to assist post-secondary students achieve marketable skills through further education and apprenticeship programs. 

The Walk With Excellence Resilience Award is presented to a student from each participating school who has overcome obstacles through outstanding commitment and dedication in curricular and co-curricular programming.

The ONE City Scholarship Fund was created by educators to support talented TDSB students in their post-secondary studies. Our recipients are ambitious, determined and committed to their community and  have excelled despite considerable obstacles being placed in their way. ONE City's goal is to build a more inclusive city that supports remarkable students from EVERY neighbourhood in Toronto

The Klass Scholarship is designed to financially support students from Westview Centennial SS who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential and community involvement, and who are pursuing an academic degree at a Canadian university or college.  Areas of studies can include: Nursing, Health Care, Health Sciences, Kinesiology, Technological Education, Business, or any other discipline approved by the selection committee.

This award is generously donated by one of our former graduates and alumnus Nicholas Chambers in honour of his cousin Collin who also attended Westview and his cousin’s constant commitment to giving back to the community.  This is for a student that is pursuing post-secondary and who is being recognized for demonstrating hard work, noteworthy perseverance and great growth over his time at Westview. 

The Gerald L. Phillips Achievement Award was established to acknowledge the achievement of a senior student during their final year in the Developmental Disability program within Special Education who has shown maximum development towards independence according to individual capabilities and potential in at least one of the following areas: Career Planning / Work Education, Community Living Skills, Family Studies, Health Care: Personal Care, Human Sexuality, Technology, Functional Literacy, Leisure Education, Functional Numeracy, Music, Physical Education, Science, and/or Visual Arts.