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The file consists of The Prospectus, the Appleby College recruitment brochure. It highlights the campus, the buildings, residences, as well as school curriculum, and religious studies. Some brochures discuss enrollment fees, dress code, rules and regulations, outline the staff and include application forms. It includes several photographs of the school and students.

It includes the Supplement to the Prospectus for various years, which lists updated information, Prospectus picture books which consists of a variety of different images of school life. There are also a few maps of the campus and surrounding area.

The 2004 - 2007 Prospectus Brochure - Stand Out - includes a DVD promotional video (AV-96). This same video is also used in the 2009 - 2010 brochure.

File also includes a recruitment brochure "This could be your child's life book".

File consists of various application forms for admission into Appleby College and includes confidential school report forms, admission procedure, Chattaways brochure, application checklist, teacher recommendation forms, examination brochures and dates, admission quick facts, school profile, and fee schedule.

File also includes examples of different form response letters including application response, thank you for your application, acceptance and refusal. These letters are Restricted.

File consists of the May 1996 issue of Admission News, a newsletter for Appleby College staff and faculty.

File consists of brochures for Appleby College Open Houses and include floor plans, event timeline, and displays of interest. File includes a Visitor guest book listing the names and addresses of visitors to Appleby College during various open houses.

File consists of records pertaining to the Student Ambassadors Program and includes a PowerPoint Presentation as well as an information binder.

File consists of records pertaining to the Orientation package for new students and their parents to Appleby College and includes a schedule of events, a sample schedule, directions to schools, an FAQ guide and a memo.

Series consists of records relating to the academic life at Appleby College and is divided into the following sub-series: Co-curriculars; Student Publications; Academic Guides; Curriculum; Global & Experiential Learning; Residence Life; Student's Council/Committee; Student Athletics; Annual Closing Day; Student Records; and Faculty Relations.

File consists of records pertaining to student health and wellness around their academic and student life at Appleby College and includes a report on the Student Stress Survey from 1996.

File consists of three unused cloth masks used during the COVID 19 pandemic. They are blue with black strings with a white greyhound logo on the front.

Sub-series consists of records pertaining to the co-curricular activities, clubs and events that are offered to students as part of their education at Appleby College. It includes the Coronation Choir.

File consists of records pertaining to the Appleby College Coronation Choir. The school Chapel Choir, under the direction of Choir Master E. Leslie Bott, was invited to perform at the Commonwealth Youth Movement Service as part of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953. Appleby College was one of a select few Canadian groups invited to attend this event. In addition to performing at the June 7, 1953 Coronation Service at Westminster Abbey, which was recorded, the choir performed a total of nineteen full concerts during their six weeks in Great Britain.

In addition to this, they sang at Services in nine Parish Churches, performed in five Public Schools and made two appearances on the BBC. The Appleby College Coronation Choir performed at the Cathedrals of Winchester, Chichester, St. Mary's (Edinburgh), Yorkminster and St. Albans and also sang a special Service of Dedication for Commonwealth Youth - At St. George's Chapel, Windsor, on June 1st.

In between singing, the group was able to tour around England and Scotland, and were in the stands during the actual Coronation ceremony on June 2nd, 1953. The group was also invited to attend the Changing of the Guard ceremony in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace on the day the Canadian Regiments took over.

Thirty years after the Choir performed, they held a reunion in 1983 at Appleby College and performed as a group once again.

File consists of the following sub-files: Correspondence; Itinerary and Financial Statements; Travel Documents; Performances; Coronation Memorabilia; Newspaper Clippings; Reunion Material.

Sub-file consists of correspondence pertaining to the Appleby College Coronation Choir and includes information about the Coronation ceremony, congratulatory letters, thank you letters for various performances, and planning letters for the trip to England.

Sub-file consists of the final trip report written by Choirmaster E. Leslie Bott and outlines how the trip went and were the choir performed during their trip to England.

Sub-file consists of proposed and planned itineraries for the Coronation Choir trip to England, lists of clothing and personal items to bring, budgets and financial reports. It also includes the Order of Service for the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953.

Sub-file consists of documents pertaining to travelling to England for the Coronation and includes the Group Certificate of members of the Appleby College Chapel Choir which includes a photograph of each student as well as personal details. This item is RESTRICTED.

Sub-file consists of a railway ticket, the ship manifest/passenger list, postcards and documentation relating to the ships that the choir travelled on to and from England, 'Empress of Australia' and the 'Columbia'.

Sub-file also includes a theatre ticket, a day pass into Westminster Abbey, as well as permits for visiting Buckingham Palace.

Sub-file consists of documents pertaining to the Appleby College Coronation Choir performing in England, as well as a few performances in Canada. It includes programmes, scripts for productions that the choir was part of, tickets to various concerts.

Sub-file includes the Coronation Programme for the Commonwealth Youth Movement listing all Canadian performers and includes photographs and a schedule of events, as well as a menu for the visit to Royal Festival Hall on June 3rd, 1953, the programme for Empire Youth Sunday on May 17, 1953 and the Saint Paul's Cathedral Empire Youth Service on May 17th, 1953.

Sub-file also includes postcards showing the different cathedrals and schools that the Appleby Coronation Choir performed at in England.

Sub-file also includes posters advertising concerts and includes the Chichester Cathedral recital poster, the Concert in the Congregational Church, the concert at St. George's Cathedral at Windsor Castle and a Coronation Concert at St. Martin-in-the-Fields.

Sub-file consists of documents pertaining to the Coronation ceremony for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953 and includes two tickets to the ceremony and information on where to sit as well as souvenir books about the Coronation.

Sub-file consists of newspaper clippings about the Appleby College Chapel Choir being chosen to perform in England as part of the Commonwealth Youth Movement celebrations for the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Articles discuss the choir, their performances and their travel arrangements.

Sub-file also consists of newspaper clippings about the 1983 reunion of the Appleby College Coronation Choir group.

Sub-file consists of correspondence regarding the reunion of the Coronation Choir in 1983 as well as the purchase and installation of the Coronation Choir stained glass window in the chapel.

File consists of records pertaining to Appleby College students participating in music concerts and festivals as part of the music co-curricular. It includes programmes, including performances at Carnegie Hall, Roy Thompson Hall, Kiwanis Festival, award certificates and planning documentation for the Kiwanis Music Festival.

File also includes the programmes for "With Pipes, String and Song! (2004), Musaic: Senior One/Two Vocal Recital (2003) and Highlights from Handel's Messiah (2004)

File includes the programme for the Appleby College Choir performance at Bethel A.M.E. Church on February 4, 2018.

File includes the following poster: "Joy To the World" A Christmas Concert with Maureen Forrester featuring Brian Turnbull & The Appleby College Choir on Sunday December 20, 1992.

File includes the following poster: Independent Schools Music Festival: 14th Annual Concert, Sunday April 28, 1996. The poster is signed by various people.

File consists of material related to the Visual Arts co-curricular at Appleby and includes a sketch by student K.B. Walsh in 1939, as well as programmes for various Visual Arts events around campus.

File consists of records pertaining to Performing Arts at Appleby and includes information about the Appleby School Dramatic Club, programmes and invitations for musicals and dramatic performances by Appleby students, as well as scripts and costume designs for various plays.

Sub-file consists of records pertaining to the Appleby School Dramatic Club later the Appleby College Dramatic Club and includes programmes and invitations to the school plays performed by Appleby students. It also includes the first full performances include H.M.S. Pinafore (1968), and The Mikado (1969).

Sub-file consists of the programmes to Appleby College Performing Arts productions, musicals and plays. It also includes the programme for the 1971 Drama Festival. There are also tickets to some of the shows included with the programme brochures. Some of the shows include: The Pirates of Penzance; various one-act plays; Patience; The Yeomen of the Guard; The Gondoliers; Oliver!; The Mikado; You're a good man, Charlie Brown; H.M.S. Pinafore; Harvey; Charley's Aunt; The Browning Version; Black Comedy; The Real Inspector Hound; Monica; Auntie Mame; Anything Goes; Mice in the Cellar; Macbeth; The Boyfriend; My Fair Lady; Off the Wall; Everyman; The Secret Garden; Co Motion; Grease; Slice of Life; Pride and Prejudice; Footloose; Liars; A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum; Angst: It's a good thing; Trouble with Macbeth; Annie Jr.; How to succeed in Business; Life Under Ground; The Diary of Virginia Cairn; A Peppernelli Tale.

File also includes the programmes for Anne of Green Gables: The Musical, and Fall Cabaret Night.

Sub-file consists of tickets, VIP backstage pass and menu for VIP event for the Appleby College production of Caesar: A multimedia event. Sub-file also includes 3 copies of the poster advertising the production.

Sub-file consists of the costume book with photographs for the Appleby College production of West Side Story. Sub-file also contains a poster board with the signature of everyone involved in the production. The program is also included on the board.

Sub-file consists of the musical schedule for the Appleby College production of Tom Brown's Schooldays, as well as a ticket to the show on Friday May 6th at 8pm.
Sub-file also includes the original poster advertising the production. The artwork was created by 'Goodfellow'.

Sub-file consists of the script for the Appleby College production of Art for the Initiated.

Sub-file consists of the script for the Appleby College production of How Lancelot came to Camelot.

Sub-file consists of the poster advertising the school play: Anne of Green Gables: a musical.

Sub-file consists of four posters advertising the school play: How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

Sub-file consists of three posters advertising the school play: Little Shop of Horrors.

Sub-file consists of a poster for the school production of Macbeth. It also includes a poster on foam core which is signed by all the people involved in the production.

Sub-file consists of a poster board for the Appleby school play of The Boyfriend. It is signed by all the students involved in the production.

Sub-file consists of a poster board for the Appleby school play of The Wizard of Oz, performed by the Middle School. It contains a collage of printed photographs of people involved in the production which is surrounding a program about the play.

Sub-file consists of a poster board for the Appleby school play of The Love of Oz performed by the Upper School. The board has a signature from everyone in the production as well as the program.

Sub-file consists of a poster for the Black Magic Mime Troupe and shows picture of a student's head in various colours surrounded by black. Along the bottom of the poster it says 'Black Magic Mime'.

File consists of records pertaining to public speaking competitions and prizes for students at Appleby College and includes information on the Izod Public Speaking Award as well as the International Independent Schools Public Speaking competition. It also includes a program for the public speaking contest.

File consists of records pertaining to guest lecture series and guest lecture programs at Appleby College and include "Canadian Citizens of Tomorrow" lecture, Democracy lecture series, and the Senator Norman M. Paterson Lecture series information.

File includes the speech given by alumni Richard MacFarlane in May 31, 2004 regarding 'Freedom of the Press' and his father, Douglas MacFarlane, who was a newspaper man during and after World War 2.

File consists of records pertaining to the Appleby School Travel Club and specifically the trip taken to Europe in 1932. The group travelled to Great Britain, France, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland between July and August 1932. On the tour they went to many World War 1 memorials and battle sites. The file includes the programme, itinerary and a published booklet by John H. Osler describing the trip. The booklet is called Seeing Europe: An account of the Appleby School Travel Club Tour of 1932.

File consists of records pertaining to reports and proposals for various co-curriculars at Appleby College and includes the following report: Appleby College Student Newspaper Proposal - 1991.

Sub-series consists of records pertaining to the various publications students have created while at Appleby.

File consists of the Junior School publication, Junior School News.

File consists of the Junior School publication, The Appleby Whippet - Junior School Edition and includes articles about the Walkathon, updates to the Colley House renovations and status of the Infirmary (hospital) building; soccer team updates; stamp collecting; Halloween updates; Cross Country team updates; New headmaster for Appleby with the appointment of Alexis Troubetzkoy; Interview with Interim Headmaster, Mr. Dickens; school production of Lord of the Flies; Grade 8 trip to Ottawa; Junior House a day-boy's view; brief biographies of some of the new boys at Appleby; a new policy about using the library; hockey team updates; various sports updates including swimming, squash, hockey and basketball.

File consists of the Junior School publication, Junior School Anthology of Poems compiled and collated by the 8P class.

File consists of various Junior School publications including '7A Says it all' and 'So says all of us in 7B' which are comprised of short stories and poems from students.

File consists of the Junior School publication 'Grade 4 Globe' and includes short stories and articles by the students about local, school and world events.

File consists of the Junior School publication 'Poems - written by the boys of Junior School'.

File consists of the Junior School publication 'Footprints - Stories and poems from the Junior School'.

File consists of the student publication "Close-up" a literary magazine of stories and poems written by students.

File consists of the student publication "Bold Print" a literary magazine of stories and poems written by students.

File consists of the student publication "Inscribe '96" a literary magazine of stories and poems written by students.

File consists of the student publication "Foundations" a newsletter for students in Math and includes articles about teachers (including Mr. Moore, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Shields, Mrs. Duldhardt, Mrs. Farentino, and Mr. Thompson) and the dining hall, math problems and questions, using calculators and other issues related to math.

File consists of the student publication "The Pied Piper" a literary magazine of stories and poems.

File consists of the student publication "Literary [r]evolution" a literary magazine of stories and poems. It also contains some sketches and artwork by students.

File consists of the student publication "Ageless Wonders" a literary magazine of stories and poems.

File consists of the publication "Incite: An anthology of creative writing from Independent Schools of Ontario", a literary magazine of stories and poems of which Appleby College is a part of.

File consists of the student publication "The 3rd Triumvirate", a hand written student newsletter with articles that contain some satire and humour.

File consists of the student publication "The Double Blue" newsletter which contains articles about student life at Appleby.

Articles in the 1938 issues include: Senior Common Room conditions; hockey team updates; The School House musical show; the Airplane Club; a review of the 1938 Ford car; Skiing, Baseball; Premier Aberhardt and current politics; Cameras; Letters to the editor; sketches; Guest Speaker Professor J.O. Wilhelm from the University of Toronto; Canada's Railway problem; Father and Son Night updates; various sports updates; school updates; dancing; stamps; the London Show for the Cadets; small loans business in Canada; Appleby Choir updates; The Blue Bombers visit Appleby; Tea and Coffee served at school; new fire equipment; and debating club updates.

The 1963 issues are a relaunch of the newsletter as an offshoot of the Appleby College Literary Society. It includes articles about football, soccer, House news, and for the Junior School - Form news. There are articles about Cadets, Chapel; the school library; Prefect announcements; and various school news bites.

The 1964 issues include articles about Christmas, Colley House news, Powell's House News; Walker (New) House news; Form notes, Old Boys's events; an editorial about smoking and cancer; Literary Society updates; Junior School updates; Hockey team updates; local dance; current affairs including The Beatles, and the flu; school trip to see Hamlet in Toronto; Saturday Night movies; library reports; brief biographies with sketches of Rev. J.A.M. Bell (Headmaster); Mr. H.C. Hardwick; updates on the school drama performance; a book review; various sports news; Cadet news; Snipe Class Sailing contests; football; squash; cricket; and basketball updates.

The 1965 issues include articles about the new Canadian Flag, a maple leaf; school dances; Form updates; House gossip and updates; hockey updates; basketball updates; the outdoor hockey rink below Powell's House; squash updates; gymnastics competition; United States Civil Rights Movement; academic updates; Father and Son Night; Junior School news; Dramatic Club updates; track and field team; John Bell Chapel updates; Cadet Corps updates; school enrollment numbers; prefect updates; staff and faculty updates; football updates; First Model United Nations Security Council event; and the creation of The United Nations Club.

The 1966 issues include articles about the following: football, hockey, soccer updates; House updates; Form updates; dramatic club and school plays; camera club; United Nations Club; basketball updates; squash team updates; the new Batman tv show; a review on various car models; Cadet Corps inspection; reviews on various new movies; cricket team updates; car racing updates; new staff updates; and science updates.

The 1968 issues include articles about the following: an article about the resurrection of the newsletter; on the value of friendship; updates from Student's Council; sports updates including Appleby College being admitted to play at the senior team level with the other 'Little Big Four' teams for the following sports: football, hockey, basketball and cricket; dramatic club updates; debating club; camera club; political affairs; 1968 Olympics; gym club; squash team; classical society; and the literary society.

The 1969 issues contain articles about: debating competitions; the need for a new ice rink and the building of an arena; football; hockey; basketball; production of The Mikado and Mr. DesRoches taking on a role when a student fell ill; social dance; camera contest; inter-house competition. The file also includes a small publication of student poetry, entitled: Dedication: Let me stand alone.

The 1974-1975 issues are a new edition of the Double Blue newsletter, published for the Junior School. It includes articles about erosion at Appleby Creek; robbery in the Tuck Shop; faculty member D.K.R. Boyd; poems written by students; Junior School sports including soccer, cross country, announcement regarding the new Northern Campus; the performance of The Mikado; the return of Mr. F. Richardson; a short biography of Mr. A. Turner; various club events including the Rocket Club, the Drama Club and the Model Club; updates on the library; Halloween updates; student poems; cricket; squash; senior boys trip to Soviet Union and interhouse 'Tribal' hockey; and the dramatic production of 'Lord of the Flies'.