Gryphon Life
The thrill of performance. The sense of pride that comes from helping to make a difference in someone's life. The feeling of camaraderie that comes from being part of a team.
These are just a few of the rewards Glenlyon Norfolk School students experience through our co-curricular programs. Students gain confidence, learn how to work with others, and are inspired to pursue their passions.
Life outside the classroom is an integral part of the GNS experience. We strongly endorse student activities as being the other half of a well-rounded education. Academics and student activities together form the core of our program, hence the phrase co-curricular activities.
Our Junior, Middle and Senior schools each offer a strong program of age-specific co-curricular activities that give all our students the chance to delve into the arts, take part in an athletic endeavor, or explore a new or developing passion such as coding or the environment. All students are encouraged to take advantage of the range of opportunities that are available and to participate in the co-curricular program in each term.
Life outside the classroom is an integral part of the GNS experience. We strongly endorse student activities as being the other half of a well-rounded education. Academics and student activities together form the core of our program, hence the phrase co-curricular activities.
Our Junior, Middle and Senior schools each offer a strong program of age-specific co-curricular activities that give all our students the chance to delve into the arts, take part in an athletic endeavor, or explore a new or developing passion such as coding or the environment. All students are encouraged to take advantage of the range of opportunities that are available and to participate in the co-curricular program in each term.
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Glenlyon Norfolk School
Junior School (JK to Grade 5)
Middle (Grade 6 to 8) and Senior (Grade 9 to 12) Schools
We wish to acknowledge and respect the Straits Salish Peoples on whose traditional territory we gather. Specifically, we recognize the Lekwungen Peoples known today as the Songhees Nation and the Esquimalt Nation, whose historical relationships with the land where we live, work, play and learn continue to this day.
