Bayview Glen School

Bayview Glen was founded in 1962 by L. Doreen (née Barwick) Hopkins as a nursery school and day camp. The school initially was housed in a barn in the Don River Valley near Crescent School. The site now hosts Crestwood school. By 1964, Bayview Glen had expanded to include students from age two to Grade 1, and an adjoining property was acquired. for building school facilities, which was later named to honor the notable contributors. In 2012–2014, Bayview Glen underwent renovations and a building was constructed that would bring the prep school and upper school together. In the spring of 2014, the new Moatfield Campus was reopened by Prince Andrew, on his second visit to the school. The campus offers facilities such as a double gym, an expanded dining hall, a theatre gallery, an alumni hall, new classrooms for specific areas of study, and lounge areas. In 2022, Eileen Daunt announced her retirement as Head of School, and was succeeded by James Lee. ==In the media==

Bayview Glen's facilities have appeared in the movie Kiss and Cry, based on the story of one of their alumni Carley Allison (class of 2013), starring Degrassi: The Next Generation co-stars Luke Bilyk and fellow alumna Sarah Fisher ==Notable alumni==

• Garen Boyajian (2005), actor • J. Miles Dale (1968), film producer • Elliotte Friedman, sports journalist • Yazmeen Jamieson (2016), soccer player for the Jamaica women's national football team • Moez Kassam (1999), hedge fund manager • Jordyn Listro (2013), soccer player for the Canada women's national soccer team • Lisa Sonshine (2000), children's entertainer, member of the Juno-nominated musical duo Sonshine and Broccoli • Rawlson King (1995), politician • Zubin Surkari, Canadian national cricketer • Len Väljas (2006), cross-country skier • Bree Williamson (1998), actor == See also ==