2019 – Hailey Wilson-Kay

For the Alumni Award for Excellence – College-Bound Recipient.

In September 2019, Hailey will be attending the University of Guelph Ridgetown for the Veterinary Technology programme.  Hailey, in the future, hopes to open her own Veterinary Hospital.

Hailey hopes that she will be remembered by her teachers and fellow peers as a hard-working individual who has worked diligently throughout her four years to accomplish her dreams.

Hailey attributes her success, in part, to the mentoring she received from her Biology Teacher, Ms. Ignatz.  Hailey says that Ms. Ignatz had a lasting impact on her as Ms. Ignatz showed that she really cared about her students, taking her own time to assist Hailey to ensure success.

The PCSS Alumni Association wishes Hailey all the best in her future endeavours.  We know that Hailey will represent PCSS well.

2019 – Shrey Jain

For the Alumni Award in Memory of Terry Garbutt – Founder of the PCHS/PCSS Alumni Association.

In September 2019, Shrey will be attending the University of Toronto in the Applied Sciences and Engineering. His passion will focus on Machine Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence

Through his work with the PC Hackers, Shrey hopes to become a global leader in the world of technology.  Shrey would like to acknowledge the mentorship of Mr. Knowles who opened Shrey’s eyes to the concept that passion is more important than anything in this world and that if you have the passion, you are unstoppable.

The PCSS Alumni Association wishes Shrey all the best in his future endeavours.  We know that Shrey will represent PCSS well.

2019 – Massa Mohomed

For the Alumni University Bound Scholarship

Massa will be studying Life Sciences at the Faculty of Arts and Science at U of T.

Massa hopes to be remembered as a role model for students demonstrating a good balance between the arts and the sciences. Her Visual Arts experiences at PCSS helped her develop a creative mind, while the sciences helped her to apply her creativity to find solutions for issues around the world. She also hopes to be remembered as a fun leader who is not afraid to open her mind to new possibilities and explore outside her comfort zone.

Massa will always remember her Art Teacher, Ms. Zita, who inspired her to continue her involvement in art-related extra-curriculars.

The PCSS Alumni Association wishes Massa all the best in her future endeavours.  We know that Massa will represent PCSS well.