Stephen Beatty, headmaster at Royal St. George’s College in Toronto, addressed the students this week with a serious message about sexual assault. He emphasized the importance of not staying silent when witnessing wrongdoing.
Typically, Beatty begins the Monday morning assemblies with light-hearted jokes to set a positive tone for the week. However, this week, he chose to focus on a more significant issue, urging the young men to demonstrate courage in difficult situations.
Beatty’s message was a response to recent events at Cornell University, where silence from fraternity brothers following incidents of misconduct has drawn criticism. He called on his students to act boldly and to not be passive when they see actions that conflict with their values.
The headmaster’s speech aims to foster a culture of responsibility and integrity within the school. He hopes to inspire his students to be proactive in challenging circumstances, making a difference in their communities.
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