Holy Trinity School (Richmond Hill)

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name= Holy Trinity School


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motto= Ex Doctrina Mores
motto_translation= As a result of knowledge, training, indoctrination and education come character and right living.
streetaddress= 11300 Bayview Ave.
city= Richmond Hill
province= Ontario
postalcode= L4S 1L4
url= http://www.hts.on.ca/
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affiliation= Anglican Church of Canada
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principal_label= Head of School
principal= George Rutherford
viceprincipal= Terry Thomson
viceprincipal_label= Deputy Head of School
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schooltype= Independent, Private
grades= Kindergarten to Grade 12
language= English
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mascot= Hawkeye
teamname= HTS Hawks
colours= Navy, Red and Gold
founded= 1981
enrollment= around 750
enrollment_as_of= September 2008

Holy Trinity School (HTS) is a co-educational and independent university preparation day school affiliated with the Anglican Church of Canada, which welcomes members of all faiths. There are approximately 750 students currently enrolled from senior Kindergarten to grade 12. HTS is an accredited member of the Canadian Association of Independent Schools.

HTS is located at a recently expanded facility situated on a 37 acre campus located in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada.

The school claims to be committed to educational excellence and to the development of the character and individual abilities of our students, within the context of Christian values and personal integrity. Courses are taught at the advanced level by a dedicated faculty who set high standards for themselves and their students.

The school's numerous sports teams include soccer, basketball, field hockey, tennis, rugby, and volleyball tournaments. They also have a cross-country running team and a track and field team.

The students are divided into six "houses": Champlain, Bishop, MacDonald, Thorne, Rose and Langton. Throughout the year, the houses compete in both academic and athletic competitions to earn "house points". At the end of the year, a winner is announced.