Christmas Celebration Party!!

December 11, 5pm
Traditional Christmas food, English conversation, special music!
Spring Garden Ave. NE of Sheppard at Kenneth.
$5 in advance or at the door.
Contact Colleen 647-504-1919

 

Gabi Frey

I enjoyed my time at HOST School of English because the teachers were really interested in improving our skills. Not only were they concerned about our reading, writing, and listening, but also about our interpersonal and spiritual abilities. Therefore, we practiced our English inside the classrooms, and also outside during different activities like a talent-show, going out together for lunch, sports etc… The atmosphere at the school was very friendly and warmhearted.Together with my husband Daniel, I can really recommend it for anybody who is interested in improving his or her English!

Gabi Frey, Germany

Jose Gascon

After having tried several English private schools, I am glad to say that at HOST School of English I found at last what I was looking for: a professional tuition method imparted by kind and dedicated people. Warm and comfortable atmosphere and a very good balanced value for the money. Definitely HOST School of English is my school.
Jose Gascon, Spain

Judith Hartmann

I had a really good time at HOST School. During my four months here, I improved my vocabulary, my speaking and much more. The lessons were never boring and we had very interesting topics. The teachers also are very concerned about our improvement. Germany

Oliver Hauck

I had never been in an English speaking country before, and I hadn’t studied English for seven years, when I came to study ESL at HOST School. This school really helped me a lot to refresh and improve my English. The teachers are motivated and skilled. They taught us grammar, listening, talking and writing, so now I feel prepared for my work.

Maja

Hi, my name is Maja. Are you looking for a good ESL-TOEFLschool? For good teachers? If yes, then I want to present you my school. Actually it’s not my school? I’m not a teacher, not a manager. I just visited this school for 5 months. But this school is MY school now. This is "Host School". I learned a lot there. I started as a beginner and ended up in the intermediate – class. This "jump" was good! In the beginning I could not speak English and I understood just a little bit. But then, thanks to the teachers who helped me and to a lot of patience, and to God, who gave me skills to learn and to memorize, it happened! I began to understand English more and more and am finally able to speak it. I really appreciate this school and enjoyed my time there! As a student I also enjoyed the after-school program. The manager or teachers often organized something special for the students.

Lewis Kang

I’m happy to introduce HOST School. I’ve been so blessed since I came to Toronto. One of the reasons why I am thankful is that I met the teachers and students at Host School. There is a special challenge and pleasure in studying at Host School. I still remember vividly when I came to Host for the first time. The teachers helped me with warm hearts from survival English to writing. They exposed me to broad English skills, knowledge and cross-cultural experience. It enriched the learning experience. HOST gave me confidence and advised me to apply to the York University intensive English program. Now, I have completed the program and am accepted into full time studies at York. Host School is the best place to enjoy learning English. Come and see; I know you will enjoy the experience.

Lewis Kang, Korea

Toronto Zoo

Toronto Zoo Vision: The Toronto Zoo is Canada’s premier Zoo, known for its interactive education and conservation activities. As a unique wildlife experience, we inspire people to live in ways that promote the well being of the natural world.

Location: The Toronto Zoo is set in the beautiful Rouge Valley. The Main Entrance is located on Meadowvale Road, Scarborough, north of Highway 401 (Exit #389 eastbound and westbound). The Zoo is accessible by car and public transit.

For T.T.C. information call (416) 393-4636 or visit ttc.ca.
For Go Transit call (416) 869-3200 or visit gotransit.com.

Animals: The Zoo has over 5,000 animals representing over 500 species.

Attendance: Approximately 1.3 million visitors per year.

Walking trails: There are over 10 km (six miles) of walking trails.

Size: 287 hectares (710 acres). One of the largest zoos in the world.

Zellers Discovery Zone*: Explore Zellers Discovery Zone, featuring the Kids Zoo, a dynamic, interactive children’s wildlife experience, Splash Island, an exciting two-acre water play area and the Waterside Theatre, home of exciting family entertainment.

Food: Open daily – Peacock Café (variety of hot and cold light fare, assorted snack foods and frozen treats), Africa Restaurant (Harvey’s). Open seasonally – Americas Restaurant (Harvey’s, Mr. Sub and Yogen Fruz) including our outdoor Polar Patio (draft beer, coolers, Pizza Pizza) and Beavertails (hot pastry), Africa Restaurant (Pizza Pizza), Simba Safari Lodge (North American and African fare), Simba Patio (draft beer, coolers), Twiga Duka snack bar (Pizza Pizza). A variety of snack bars and frozen treat carts are located throughout the site.

Gift Shops*: There are seven gift shops and kiosks located throughout the Zoo site.

Toronto Caribana 2009

The Main event at Toronto Caribana 2009. This showcase event features an incredible display of colour and pageantry, commencing at Exhibition Place and proceeding west along Lake Shore Boulevard. Exhibition Place and Lake Shore Boulevard will come alive with the sights and sounds of Carnival!

Caribana is a festival of Caribbean culture and traditions held each summer in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Annually Caribana draws hundreds of thousands of tourists from around the globe to Toronto’s lakeshore. Caribana is a Caribbean Carnival event, that has been billed as North America’s largest street festival, frequented by over 1.3 million visitors each year for the festival’s final parade.

The entire Caribana event, which is one of the first Caribbean Carnivals along with those in New York City, Notting Hill and Boston to be held outside of the Caribbean region, brings in over one million people to the shores of Toronto pumping an estimated $100 million into the local economy.

Climate and Clothing

You will enjoy four distinct seasons. Spring (April – June) is very pleasant, with temperatures from 10 C to 25C. Summer (July – August) is hot and sometimes humid with temperatures reaching to 30C. Fall (September – October) is sunny, but cool with temperatures from 0C to 15 C. Winter (November – March) is snowy and cold, with temperatures sometimes dropping to minus 20C. Canada is famous for its great winter sports activities such as skiing, snowboarding, sledding and skating. We suggest that you bring warm coats, boots, mitts and scarves for the winter months, and jackets and sweaters for spring and fall.

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