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The school was built in the 1976 by famed Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama. Renovations were completed in the late 1980s and additions added in the early 1990s. Raymond Moriyama (b. ...

Campbell's pool is used also as a public swimming pool outside of school hours. The facility also holds regular classes held by the Scarborough Mandarin School during weekends.

The Student Body

The student body consists of a multicultural mix of students from all parts of Toronto. The school's reputation for high academics and a state-of-the-art music program has attracted students from all over, from as far as Britain and New Zealand.

Albert Campbell C.I. is also famous for its math and science programs

The school's Student Administrative Council (SAC) organized events such as dances, spirit weeks and spirit days for the school and put on assemblies 3 times a year.

Seasonal sports teams (Campbell Celtics)

• Badminton
• Basketball
• Cricket
• Cross-country
• Field hockey
• Golf
• Slowpitch
• Track and field
• Tennis
• Soccer
• Table tennis
• Volleyball
• Wrestling

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Clubs and groups (incomplete)

• Ambassadors of Campbell
• Albert Campbell Anime Club (AC²)
• Albert Campbell Debate Club (ACDC)
• ATOMS science club
• Computer Programming Unit (CPU)
• Designer's Corner
• DECA
• Drama Club
• Earth Sense at Campbell (ES@C)
• Formal Committee
• Help Our Health Club (HOH)
• LOGOS Newspaper Committee
• Math Club, Junior
• Math Club, Senior
• Music Council
• Reach for the Top Trivia Team
• Robotics Club
• Students in Action (SIA)
• The Good Samaritan Troop (GST)
• Spirit Day Committee
• Spirit Week Committee
• Social Committee
• Sound & Light Crew
• Yearbook Committee
• The Believe-SickKids Committee(BSC)

Current music groups

• Albert Campbell Wind Ensemble
• Baroque Orchestra
• Brass Choir
• Chamber Choir
• Concert Band
• Concert Choir
• Contemporary Rock Band
• Symphonic Band
• Jazz Band
• Jazz Choir
• Mixed Voices
• Philharmonic Band
• Stage Band
• Swing Band
• Guitar Ensemble

Notable alumni

• Cherie Piper — Member of the Canadian national women's hockey team, gold medalist in 2002 and 2006

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External links

• Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute Website