CEDARVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL
Cedarview Middle School first opened its doors in 1994. It serves grade 7 and 8 students and currently has an enrolment of 650 students. The school holds a world record for Largest Simultaneous Yo-yo, which they broke on June 8, 2006.
SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT
February 3, 2026
The past two months have been busy ones for students at Cedarview Middle school. While lots of learning has been taking place in the classrooms, many sport championships have also been won.
In December the Senior band performed at the annual Christmas concert, Jingle Bells being one of their top songs.
The Cedarview Hawks volleyball team earned a spot in the championships which were held in January. The Hawks sustained a strong phoenix push in the second set to take home gold.
The boy’s volleyball also pushed their way to the OCDSB board championship, with Broadview Public winning Silver.
On January 16, students from John McCrae visited Mr. Mills’ class to share their kindness project which aims to spread positivity.
Tower gardens have also arrived at the school with lots of green goodness growing. This is a great opportunity for the grade 7 students to participate in hands- on learning and pick up a green thumb.
The schools Earth Bud club members went around to classes asking important questions about recycling to educate them on proper practices. They learned that contaminated pizza boxes go in the green bit and things like Styrofoam and plastic bags don’t go in the blue bin. One class at a time the Earth Buds are helping to save the environment.
A BUSY NOVEMBER AT CEDARVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL
December 10, 2025
November was a busy month at Cedarview Middle School.
Students Taydan and Hamza won the early bird prizes in the school chocolate fundraiser
Students were treated to a snow day where they got to get outdoors and play.
The Halloween dance collected 663 cans and over $1,500 for the Barrhaven Food Cupboard.
The Remembrance Day ceremony was a big hit which the school band performed at.
New garden towers arrived – a chance for the students to continue growing green over the winter months.
John McCrae students visited Mr Mills’ class to present their kindness project.
In early December, Cedarview students visited John McCrae for some educational fun put on by outdoor educational teacher Gregory Martin, and his outdoor class. They shared awareness to the importance and benefits of outdoor play.
And on December 10, Cedarview students joined forces with students from Mary Honeywell for WE Day, which features an inspiring line-up of world-renowned speakers, award winning performers and real-world stories of change. Students who attend the event are given a ticket for work they do – usually in their school community – to help better society.
Meanwhile, other students in the school are getting prepared for their annual Christmas performance put on by the school band. It is expected to be a huge success!
WORKING IN THE GARDEN
October 21, 2025
It was a busy week of learning in and outside of the classroom for students at Cedarview Middle School.
On October 10, students took part in the school’s annual Terry Fox Run which raises money for cancer research. The weather was amazing for the run, and over $2,000 was raised by the students.
It was also a busy week for sports in the school community. It was a tough loss for the tier one boys football team on October 15, but a big win for the girls tier one team. They went undefeated and won gold! Congratulations to both teams for giving it their all!
This week Growing Up Organic also worked with two grade seven classes, the ASD class, and the Earth Buds club, in the garden. They learned about seed saving, soil conditioning, and composting. New this year they had the chance to plant garlic.