Views differentiate on ASL’s diversity
Although ASL is an American school, there is a very international population. Even though ASL is more diverse than America, there are still split opinions [Read more…]
Code of Conducts clarifies students’ responsibilities
At the start of this year, the three middle school administrators introduced a new Code of Conduct to the student body. Students were then asked [Read more…]
New ASP coordinator shares insight on program
The new ASP coordinator Ms. Sarai Halliday started in August. Although, she is new to ASL she is not new to the job. She moved [Read more…]
Vox Pop: What are you planning on dressing up as for Halloween?
Vox Pop is short for the Latin phrase vox populi, which means “the voice of the people.” For this Vox Pop, students were asked, “What are [Read more…]
WrAP tests cancelled
The Academic Leadership Team (ALT) has made the decision to no longer administer the Writing Assessment Program (WrAP) test. The WrAP test is a standardised [Read more…]
Waverley entrance redesign to improve campus security
One of the biggest building projects which ASL has undertaken since the Community Arts Building and Aquatics Center completion is going to be begin on [Read more…]
Ms Schubert to leave ASL after 16 years in London
After 16 years of teaching at ASL, Ms. Lindsey Schubert, a teacher who has played many roles within the school, is leaving to move to [Read more…]
Ms. Newns, Ms. Venus to retire after six years at ASL
As Grade 8 English teachers Ms. Sarah Venus and her partner, PE teacher Ms. Kate Newns, prepare to retire, they reflect upon their experience as [Read more…]
Leaving teachers reflect on their time at ASL
Ms. Francesca Marr, MS General program and After School Activities Assistant Why are you leaving ASL? I am leaving because I’m about to go back [Read more…]
Top three things to do in London in summer
When you’re staying in London during the summer, it can seem like there is nothing to do, but these suggestions offer three great ideas to [Read more…]