Canterbury School of Florida

The Canterbury Parents Association is planning two used uniform sales before school starts, with a limited supply of gently-used uniforms and spirit shirts. The first one is this Friday at the Knowlton Campus!

Some favorite moments from week 2 of Summer Camp!
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We had an amazing time last week at summer camp! We honed our basketball, rugby, and softball skills, had fun with food, became master builders in LEGO camp, had adventures Under the Sea, nurtured our artistic creativity, explored the Tampa Bay Area, and so much more! We can't wait for Week 2 tomorrow!

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We had a great first day of summer camp!

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It was great to see these Crusaders reconnect last night at alumni-owned Whiskey Exchange St. Pete to celebrate 20 years since their Canterbury graduation in 2006!

If you are an alum looking to reconnect or wanting us to help plan your milestone reunion, email [email protected].

Developing global stewards starts right here in our own backyard!

Huge shoutout to the Canterbury basketball team for spending their morning volunteering with Positive Impact St. Pete.

True global stewards know that leadership means serving others. Proud to see our student-athletes making a difference! 📋🏀
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Today we celebrate the Class of 2034! Grade 4 students, from the first day of the school year until the last, you have led the Hough Campus as outstanding role models, embodying all facets of our honor code. Congratulations on all your accomplishments!

More moments from Commencement celebrating the Class of 2026!

Congratulations to Cali B. ‘26 for being named the Florida Athletics Coaches Association’s Softball Player of the Year, Class 1A District 14!

Cali was a defensive standout and a district leader in runs, batting average, on base percentage, and stolen bases. She also ranked as a top hitter at the prestigious Kissimmee Klassic. Congratulations, Cali!

Our Grade 7 students made unforgettable memories during their class trip to MarineLab in the Florida Keys!

Students explored coral reefs and mangrove ecosystems while observing amazing marine life, including sea turtles, dolphins, stingrays, nurse sharks, octopus, seahorses, and countless reef fish.

Hands-on activities like an invertebrate rock shake lab, reef fish identification, and a zooplankton lab brought marine science to life and made this end of the year trip an incredible learning experience.