Middle School

Empowering Young Women in Grades 7 & 8
Nurturing Growth During Formative Years

At Trafalgar School for Girls, students in Grades 7 and 8 (Secondary I and II) are affectionately known as "Juniors." This designation underscores their unique position within our school community and our commitment to supporting them during these pivotal years of early adolescence.

Recognizing that this stage is filled with individual potential and opportunity, our educators focus on fostering resilience, curiosity, and leadership among Junior students.

Engaging in a Vibrant School Community

Beyond academics, Junior students actively participate in Trafalgar's diverse clubs and activities. This involvement allows them to:

Collaborate with Senior Students: Learning from mentors, such as Yearbook editors, to develop leadership skills.
Explore Interests (link to co-curriculars): Joining clubs that align with their passions, from arts to sciences.
Contribute to School Life (link to School Life): Engaging in events and initiatives that shape the school's dynamic environment.

Through these experiences, Juniors cultivate a sense of responsibility and community engagement.

Laying the Groundwork for Future Success

The middle school years at Trafalgar are designed to:

Instill Confidence: Encouraging students to embrace challenges and learn from experiences.
Promote Collaboration: Fostering teamwork and mutual respect among peers.
Encourage Curiosity: Inspiring a lifelong love for learning and exploration.
Develop Compassion: Emphasizing empathy and understanding within and beyond the school community.

By focusing on these core principles, we prepare our middle school students to transition smoothly into higher grades, equipped with the skills and mindset necessary for continued growth and achievement.

Trafalgar School for Girls

3495 Simpson Street
Montreal, Quebec
H3G 2J7
514-935-2644
info@trafalgar.qc.ca

Our diverse school community challenges and inspires girls to embrace learning, be confident, and shape a better world.