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This course is designed for students with little or no background in French or for those who want to brush up on their grade 8 & 9 French. It is a prerequisite to Introductory French 11B or French 10.
Are you a passionate writer? Students who choose to focus on Creative Writing will develop their writing abilities through vocabulary exercises, journaling, and creating a variety of texts including short stories, non-fiction, poetry, and scripts.
Students will explore the choreographic process and the basic tools used in choreography. Students will learn through improvisations, assignments, and the completion of a piece that will be presented at the end of each term.
Students will practice basic dance technique and performance qualities developed from the elements of movement. Through a progressive approach, students can expect to improve in strength, flexibility, stamina, balance, and coordination.
Students will practice basic dance technique and performance qualities developed from the elements of movement. Through a progressive approach, students can expect to improve in strength, flexibility, stamina, balance, and coordination.
Students will practice basic dance technique and performance qualities developed from the elements of movement. Through a progressive approach, students can expect to improve in strength, flexibility, stamina, balance, and coordination.
Students will explore the choreographic process and the basic tools used in choreography. Students will learn through improvisations, assignments, and the completion of a piece that will be presented at the end of each term.
Students will explore the choreographic process and the basic tools used in choreography. Students will learn through improvisations, assignments, and the completion of a piece that will be presented at the end of each term.
Drama 10 is an overview of dramatic and theatrical arts. Students are introduced to theatrical, stage and film terminology; the origins of Western Theatre; basic elements and principles of theatrical performance and technologies; and more.
Infusing the use of improvisational and group activities, students will enhance their skills in vocal and physical performance to create dynamic characters, reflecting on and assessing their personal processes.
Drama 11 is an overview of dramatic and theatrical arts. Students are introduced to theatrical, stage and film terminology; the origins of Western Theatre; basic elements and principles of theatrical performance and technologies; and more.
Infusing the use of improvisational and group activities, students will enhance their skills in vocal and physical performance to create dynamic characters, reflecting on and assessing their personal processes.
Drama 12 is an overview of dramatic and theatrical arts. Students are introduced to theatrical, stage and film terminology; the origins of Western Theatre; basic elements and principles of theatrical performance and technologies; and more.
Infusing the use of improvisational and group activities, students will enhance their skills in vocal and physical performance to create dynamic characters, reflecting on and assessing their personal processes.
Students will use the creative process to develop performance skills and confidence. Students will develop improvisational games, short monologues, and scenes. As this is a blended class, in-person as well as online participation is required.
Students will use the creative process to develop performance skills and confidence. Students will develop improvisational games, short monologues, and scenes. As this is a blended class, in-person as well as online participation is required.
Earth Science 11 is a survey course exploring many facets of planet Earth - its structure, processes occurring upon and within it and the space surrounding it.
Explore and analyze First Peoples languages, texts, and stories while gaining insight into key aspects of Canada's past, present, and future.
English 8 focuses on foundational language and literacy skills, with an emphasis on reading and writing strategies. Students will be asked to explore a diversity of texts, extend their thinking and respond in familiar and creative ways.
Humanities 8 Online is a project-based course that blends the knowledge of literature, language, history (7th century to 1750), and geography into a single learning experience that earns credit for English Language Arts 8 and Social Studies 8.
Students weave through Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, and World history, while improving Language Arts skills. Learning includes research, group work, oral and media presentations, mapping, videos to watch, and novels to read!
We explore 1750-1919, with much of the course dedicated to the Confederation of Canada. While we focus on Social Studies themes, English elements are woven seamlessly throughout the course, allowing students to receive credit for both subjects.
Humanities 9 blends literature, language, and history into a single, exciting learning experience that covers the outcomes for both English and Social Studies.
English 9 aims to introduce students to an increasingly wide selection of stories, articles, poetry and other texts with opportunities to think and respond in reflective and creative ways.
Humanities 12 weaves literature, language, biographical memoirs, history and current events into a single, exciting learning experience which fulfils the competencies for both English Studies 12 and 20th Century World History 12.
In English Studies 12, students will think critically about what they read and view. Students will delve into the study of media, short stories, poetry, modern drama, Shakespeare and effective essay writing
Students will build deep understandings through inquiry processes and collaboration. Students will engage with open-ended questions and develop knowledge by delving into Indigenous studies, social justice, and human geography.
Humanities 11 weaves together literary studies, Canadian law, Indigenous studies, global geography, social justice issues, and current events, and covers the competencies for both Literary Studies 11 and Explorations in Social Studies 11.
Humanities 11 focuses on students building deep understandings through inquiry processes and collaboration, and incorporates curricular competencies for Literary Studies 11 and Explorations in Social Studies 11.
Lights! Camera! Action! Welcome to Film and Television 11, a creative and self-directed course designed to explore the principles of filmmaking.