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Drama 10 is designed for students interested in exploring and refining performance techniques in relation to acting, directing and script development, with a focus on skills and attitudes appropriate to a variety of theatre performance contexts.
Earth Sciences 11 introduces the students to the science of the Earth’s systems while developing critical scientific skills such lab and research processes and critical thinking. Topics include: rocks, plate tectonics, weather and climate change, the hydrosphere and astronomy.
Students will explore Authentic Indigenous text and deepen their understanding of First Peoples’ perspectives and worldviews. They will hone their skills in response and analysis and compose oral and written texts in a variety of genres and forms.
Lessons in English 9 focus on developing strong writing skills, particularly with paragraph structure. Students will have the opportunity to write in a variety of genres, and will read essays, short stories, poems and novels.
English Studies 12 Adult is a comprehensive Language Arts course which focuses on exploring and writing about personal and communal stories. Students will learn to analyze written material and express their thoughts clearly in a variety of styles.
English Studies 12 is a comprehensive Language Arts course which focuses on exploring and writing about personal and communal stories. Students will learn to analyze written material and express their thoughts clearly in a variety of styles.
Explore the historical, social and cultural influences of fashion design. Uncover elements and principles of design as well as the social and environmental impacts of a design life cycle. A sewing machine is not required for the final design project.
Food Studies 12 is designed to allow students to explore nutrition, food preparation, food safety, menu planning, food security and justice, and culinary careers while preparing delicious and nutritious recipes.
FPC Math 10 introduces students to the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills further developed in the Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus pathways. It is the pre-requisite for Pre-Calculus 11 and Foundations of Mathematics 11.
This course is intended for students continuing on the path to post-secondary studies focused in the arts or humanities. Students explore topics in mathematical reasoning, geometry, graphical analysis, statistical analysis, and financial literacy.
German 11 is the second part of a three-year program of German Language studies. In German 11 students will continue to improve their ability in reading and listening comprehension, as well as written and oral communication.
German 12 is the third part of a three-year program of German Language studies. Students will continue to master their ability in reading and listening comprehension, as well as written and oral communication.
Introductory German 11 is designed for students who are starting to learn German at the secondary level. This course covers essential learning standards from Grades 5 to 10 in an accelerated time frame to prepare students for German 11.
Students will apply Canadian legal principles to cases involving Indigenous, criminal, civil, family, contract and environmental law. Students will also learn about trials, sentencing, corrections and alternatives to incarceration.
Literacy Foundations 6 is designed for adult students to refine their writing skills and review how to write effective paragraphs and essays before enrolling in senior English.
This is the first of three courses designed for students who want to upgrade their Math skills. It covers number concepts, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, and measurement, without the use of a calculator.
This is the second of three courses designed for students who want to upgrade their Math skills. This course covers learning outcomes related to order of operations, introduction to fractions, decimals, measurement, and relationships.
This is the last of three courses that has been designed for students who want to upgrade their Math skills. This course covers integers, order of operations, factors and multiples, fractions, algebra, measurement, and relationships.
Math Literacy Foundation 7 is intended to refresh the math skills of adult students who have been out of school for a number of years. This course will prepare students for success in Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-Calculus 11.
Life Sciences 11 focuses on the understanding of the living world. Students will explore evolution, diversity and unity, taxonomy and how organisms function in their environment.
In this 2-credit course, students will explore literary genres including poetry, drama, and fiction and focus on personal response, analysis and synthesis. They will compose written texts, focusing on descriptive, creative and expository forms.
Math 9 will help students to build their skills in problem solving, number concepts, and number operations. Math 9 is the pre-requisite for Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10, and Workplace Mathematics 10.
By exploring digital cameras, editing, light, and how the elements and principles of design affect composition and style, students create impactful images through photo combination, portrait photography, advertising and sharing/critiquing images.
PHE10 Athlete combines physical activity and health education to help students develop both physical and mental health. Key topics include engaging in a variety of sports, healthy relationships, nutrition, mental health, and performance psychology.
PHE10 combines physical activity and health education to help students develop both physical and mental health. Key topics include engaging in a variety of physical activities, healthy relationships, training principles, nutrition and mental health.
PHE9 combines physical activity and health education to help students develop both physical and mental health. Key topics include engaging in a variety of physical activities, healthy relationships, injury prevention, nutrition and mental health.
Physics 11 provides an introduction to the world of motion and energy. Topics include Kinematics, Dynamic, Momentum, Energy, Electricity, Waves & Optics, and an introduction to Modern Physics.
Physics 12 builds on Physics 11 and is designed for students heading into post secondary studies in Science and Engineering. Topics include Kinematic, Dynamics & Torque, Energy & Momentum, Circular Motion, Electrostatics, Circuits, Electromagnetism and Electromagnetic Induction.
Aimed at students who plan to pursue post-secondary in STEM or business, Pre-Calculus 11 extends understanding of functions and teaches modelling of concrete applications as more generalized solutions. It also covers loans, mortgages, and vehicle purchases.
Aimed at students who pursue post-secondary in STEM or business. Pre-calculus 12 builds on Pre-calculus 11 by studying families of functions, their inverses and their transformations. Topics include rational, radical, logarithmic and trigonometric functions.