Credits: 4 Grade 12 History 12 is an exciting course for students interested in making connections between historical events and contemporary issues. This course covers the major historical events of the 20th century while also investigating current global issues and conflicts. Events considered include the Russian Revolution, World War II,… Read more

Students will complete English 9 with Social Studies 9 and Social Studies 10 in one class that spans the school year. This provides students with three course credits in a two course timeframe. As this opportunity demands academic rigor and caters to motivated learners, a selection process is in place. … Read more

Based on a successful application and interview process. Accel Scimatics is an in-depth study of how Math and Science are interrelated. The Big Ideas of Science 9 and 10 are taught through the overarching lens of Mathematics. Students will complete Science 9, Science 10, and Math 9 in one linear… Read more

This introductory course to bookkeeping includes the study of financial records for both personal and business application from beginning balance sheet through to period ending financial statements.  Students complete many accounting steps using Excel.  Business simulations are both written and completed through the Sage 50 Accounting software program.  Upon completion,… Read more

This course takes a more comprehensive approach to accounting.  Cash control, payroll, partnership and analysis of financial statements are studied.  An entire term of work is devoted to recording all types of accounting records utilizing the Sage 50 Accounting software package.  Problem solving using variance analysis is also introduced. 

Anatomy and Physiology 12 focuses on human biology using the three main themes of Homeostasis, DNA and Cells, and Organization. Under these themes, the Anatomy and Physiology 12 curriculum is organized into two distinct terms: The first half of the course covers the topics of cell compounds and biological molecules,… Read more

This foundations course builds a repertoire of skills and vocabulary based on the elements and the principles of art with an introduction to art history.  Students will explore drawing and painting with an individual research focus.

 Students must apply to be accepted into this course which is designed to allow like-minded students the opportunity to explore interests in a range of athletic pursuits. The course will run together with P.E. 10 and builds on concepts established in Athletic Leadership 9. Students will be expected to learn… Read more

Students must apply to be accepted into this course which is designed to allow like-minded students the opportunity to explore interests in a range of athletic pursuits. The course runs together with Physical Education for a double block of time. Students will be given the opportunity to learn and demonstrate… Read more

Grade 11 and Grade 12 If you are interested in learning about BC First Peoples, this is the course for you!  Through exploring the Big Ideas, you will learn that BC First Peoples: Have different identities, worldviews and languages – these are renewed, sustained and transformed through their connection to… Read more

This is an inclusive course designed for any student interested in developing their identity and sense of belonging through movement. We will learn technical skills across a wide variety of genres to build self-expression, perseverance and resilience. This course is suitable for any student, from beginner to advanced, who wishes… Read more

Marketing is one of the most interesting and fun business courses you can take. This course will teach you marketing from the perspective of a business owner and a customer. You will learn about the different activities involved in the planning, pricing, promoting, distributing, and selling of products. As in… Read more

This is an excellent opportunity for Grade 12 students to earn four grade 12 credits and three post-secondary credits. This is an on-line course that provides an introduction to information systems, hardware, software, networks and communication technologies. There is a Camosun College registration fee required to take this course. See… Read more

Calculus 12 is highly recommended for any student planning on taking a post-secondary course of studies in engineering or the sciences as well as other programs that require first year university/college Calculus. Calculus 12 covers the same material that a student will encounter in first-year Calculus, a course which has… Read more

Welcome to Career Life Education! This vital graduation requirement course provides practical and real-world skill development. Delivered primarily through Google Classroom, this curriculum focuses on goal-setting and professional communication.  This course actively engages with myBlueprint – a comprehensive tool to help you map out various aspects of your life, including… Read more

Welcome to Career-Life Connections 11, a 2-credit course required for graduation, guiding students through vital aspects of career and life planning. Delivered online via Google Classroom and incorporating the myBlueprint platform, this course builds upon the foundational knowledge acquired in Grade 10’s Career-Life Education 10. Throughout the course, students will… Read more

Welcome to Career-Life Connections 12, a 2-credit graduation requirement. This course is dedicated to empowering students with the essential skills and connections needed to successfully transition into their post-graduation goals and to complete their Capstone project. Delivered in an online format through Google Classroom, Career-Life Connections 12 ensures accessibility and… Read more

Students on the New Graduation Program will meet the Career Education graduation requirement with: Grade 10 – Career Life Education Grade 11 – Career Life Connections A Grade 12 – Career Life Connections B/Capstone All courses are blended model courses; meaning they are not delivered during a regular block within… Read more

This is an introductory course for students with a general interest in Chemistry as well as for those who require Chemistry for more advanced study in the Sciences and it is also recommended for Anatomy and Physiology 12. The course examines a variety of topics including the quantum mechanical model… Read more

Chemistry 12 is a course that builds on knowledge gained in Chemistry 11. The course presents an introduction to oxidation-reduction reactions, factors that affect reaction rates, as well as the principles of dynamic chemical equilibrium systems involving energy changes, solubility principles, and the relative strengths of acids and bases in… Read more

Welcome to Community Leadership 10! This course is tailored to provide students with the chance to enhance their individual and collective sense of social responsibility by acquiring and applying leadership skills. Throughout the course, students will cultivate lifelong skills in goal-setting, time management, public speaking, school and community service, public… Read more

Welcome to Community Leadership 11! This course is tailored to provide students with the chance to enhance their individual and collective sense of social responsibility by acquiring and applying leadership skills. Throughout the course, students will cultivate lifelong skills in goal-setting, time management, public speaking, school and community service, public… Read more

Welcome to Community Leadership 12! This course is crafted to empower students to enhance their individual and collective sense of social responsibility through the acquisition and application of leadership skills. Throughout the course, students will develop lifelong skills in goal-setting, time management, public speaking, school and community service, public relations,… Read more

Welcome to Community Leadership 9! This course is tailored to provide students with the chance to enhance their individual and collective sense of social responsibility by acquiring and applying leadership skills. Throughout the course, students will cultivate lifelong skills in goal-setting, time management, public speaking, school and community service, decision… Read more

Composition 11 is designed to support students as they refine, clarify, and adjust their written communication through practice and revision. The course provides opportunities for students to, with increasing independence, study, create, and write original and authentic pieces for a range of purposes and real-world audiences. They will expand their… Read more

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Topics include: introduction to coding, business computer applications, hardware and networking.  This is a project based course that will improve any computer user’s proficiency.  It is a great preparation for Programming 11 and/or Computer Science 12.

A variety of software programs and technology will be used to teach students how to research, organize, and present information.  Students will be given an introduction to programming and problem solving.   Students will also be introduced to how computers work and the operation of simple network

The Concert Choir at Lambrick meets once a week before school and once a week at lunch for the full year.  Choir focuses on not only learning and performing a variety of music in a minimum of four-part harmony, but also on building confidence and technique in their individual singing… Read more

Grade 11 and Grade 12 If you are interested in comparing, understanding and appreciating Indigenous worldviews, cultures, and experiences from around the world, this is the course for you!  The Big Ideas of Contemporary Indigenous Studies 12 are to understand that: Indigenous identities, worldviews and languages are shaped by and… Read more

Creative Writing: Creative Writing is designed for students who have an interest in creative expression through language. The course provides students opportunities to build their writing skills through the exploration of identity, memory, and story in a range of genres. Students will collaborate and strengthen their skills through writing and… Read more

This course is designed for students who want additional performance opportunities and/or are considering pursuing dance in some capacity after high school.  This course is open to all students with previous dance experience or training. This course aims to help each students improve their dance technique, flexibility, muscular strength, fitness… Read more

This course compliments and builds upon the skills and techniques practiced in Drama 9. Further emphasis is put on the development and production of student made videos as well as working with existing scripted work.  Students do not need to have Drama 9 in order to take Drama 10.  Focus… Read more

Students in this class can choose either to focus on Acting or Theatre Production for the semester.  This is a performance-based class where students will explore both stage and film performance and develop theatrical presentations, which include technical elements through collaboration, critical thinking, creativity and risk taking.  Students will continue… Read more

This course focuses on using drama as a way into collaboration, creativity, communication and building self-confidence.  Students will use a variety of theatrical techniques: role-play, improvisation, character building, scripting, movement, story theatre and drama games, in order to help develop these skills.  Students will be expected to attend and participate… Read more

(Anatomy and Physiology 12) (Camosun College Biology 103) Credits: 4 plus a first year credit at Camosun) This is a fast paced semestered course that will provide students with credit in both Anatomy & Physiology 12 as well as credit in Bio 103 at Camosun College.  Students should be self… Read more

Earth Science 11 is a survey course designed to introduce students to the diverse aspects of Earth and Space Science. Students entering this course should have a good knowledge of Science skills and course content from their junior grades. The course itself is based on five (5) key subject areas:… Read more

Economics 12 provides students with opportunities to analyze the effects of economic activity on our society, the nation, and the global community. Students will gain an understanding of the principles behind government and social policies. The study of economics will give students an understanding of personal, professional, and business decisions… Read more

English First Peoples New Media 10/11 is designed for students who are interested in exploring digital media in communicating and exchanging ideas about common themes in First Peoples texts and Reconciliation in Canada. In a rapidly changing world, new media influences people’s understandings of community. First Peoples themes will be… Read more

People understand text differently depending on their worldview and perspectives. English First Peoples Literary Studies + Writing 10/11 is a course where students explore First Peoples literature in a wide variety of contexts, genres, and media. Throughout this exploration, students engage with cultural identities, histories, stories, and connections to land/place… Read more

Voice is powerful and evocative. EFP Literary Studies + Spoken Language 10/11 is for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students who want to study Indigenous literature and oral traditions, and for those who want to improve their oral language skills. A special emphasis will be put on how First Peoples voices and… Read more

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This course is designed for students new to Canada or who are new to learning English. The ELL Academic Literacy course for grade 11 students builds upon English language skills within a Canadian context. This program is designed to advance reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities through targeted activities. Students… Read more

This course is designed for students new to Canada or who are new to learning English. This course is tailored for grade 10 students within a Canadian context, focusing on enhancing language skills through diverse activities.  Students will refine reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities, engaging with a variety of… Read more

Credits: 4 ENGLISH 10/11 Students can choose one of the following combination courses: English 10/11 Composition/Literary Studies English 10/11 Composition/Creative Writing English 10/11 Composition/New Media Composition: Composition 10 is crafted to actively support students in refining their written communication skills by engaging in a critical process of questioning, exploration, and experimentation…. Read more

English 9 invites students on an engaging exploration of literature that celebrates diverse voices and narratives. By delving into a variety of texts, including novels, short stories, poems and non-fiction, students will encounter voices that reflect the rich diversity of our communities. The course places a strong emphasis on fostering… Read more

Embark on a profound journey with English First Peoples 12, a course that immerses students in the rich tapestry of Indigenous voices, critical and analytical thinking, expressions, and Indigenous worldviews. This course invites exploration of Indigenous literature, encompassing traditional stories, contemporary writings, and oral narratives, and explores themes such as… Read more

ESL students are introduced to the four main English language skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking.  It also encourages the viewing and representation of materials.  The course focuses on developing strategies needed to read, write and extract information successfully in English, and addresses specific needs of students regarding language… Read more

The course is designed to extend the exploration of ESL students into four main English language skills of reading, writing, listening, and speaking.  Students are able to interact with greater confidence in familiar situations and are able to apply their growing range of strategies.  The course continues the practices of… Read more

English Studies 12 builds on and extends students’ previous learning experiences in ELA and EFP 10 and 11 courses. It is designed for all students and provides them with opportunities to: refine their ability to communicate effectively in a variety of contexts and to achieve their personal and career goals… Read more

Marketing is one of the most interesting and fun business courses you can take. This course will teach you marketing from the perspective of a business owner and a customer. You will learn about the different activities involved in the planning, pricing, promoting, distributing, and selling of products. As in… Read more

If you appreciate nature and are curious about the scientific ideas that play a part in the health of our environment, then this course is for you! We will learn about soil, water, and the atmosphere, and how natural and human practices affect the world around us. This course is… Read more

If you are curious about nature and our local environment, then this course is for you! Through hands-on learning with nature walks and investigations, we learn about local native plants and the ecosystems they reside in. We participate in ecosystem restoration making the environment a better place. Your learning benefits… Read more

Grade 11 & 12 4: credits Social Studies 11 is an exploratory course designed to inform and engage students in a variety of different topics including: identity, cultural expressions, world history, politics, current events, social justice, and global development from a number of different backgrounds.  Units of study will include… Read more

In this course students will focus on making and producing films.  Students will work on both the basics and beyond depending on the level they are at.  They will work with a variety of styles and genres of film, both individually and collaboratively.  Using school equipment students will work on… Read more

FIT for LIFE PE is a promotion of life-long physical and mental healthy lifestyles, wellness, and nutrition.This will be an encouraging and supportive environment focused on more personal choice in physical activity, personal goal-setting and engaging in physical pursuits that will last through adulthood. Community recreation access and awareness will… Read more

Prerequisite:  Physical Education 10                                                                                                                        4 credits Performance and leisure-oriented activities are emphasized.  Student teaching, with a partner, maybe required.  Active health and CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation) may be part of the course.  Students may participate in such leisure sports as: lawn bowling, 10-pin bowling, curling, billiards and ice skating.  Some… Read more

Prerequisite:  Physical Education 11                                                                                                                        4 credits               Performance and leisure-oriented activities are emphasized.  Student teaching maybe required.  Students will participate in a variety of leisure activities such as lawn bowling, 10-pin bowling, curling, billiards and ice skating.  Some activities may require participation fees.  No student will be denied the opportunity to… Read more

This is an introductory course covering: nutritional studies and food preparation in selected areas and consumer education. Students will learn the basics of cooking and baking. The overall theme is “Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner,” so recipes range from pancakes to pasta, eggs to enchiladas! The students will learn the importance… Read more

In the Foods 11/12 course more advanced cooking techniques are learned through preparing recipes from many different countries. The course includes the theory and study of cooking, nutrition, and the cultural factors affecting food preparation and choice. Social and economic issues relating to food are also covered. Advanced baking techniques… Read more

This course is designed for students who intend to enroll in a college or university program that does not require calculus. Students must successfully complete Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10 and receive a recommendation from their math teacher to register for Foundations 11.  This course may include the following… Read more

This course is designed for students who intend to enroll in a college or university program other than a trades program.  It is recommended that students wishing to enroll in Foundations of Mathematics and PreCalculus 10 achieved at least 65% in Math 9. This course may include the following concepts:… Read more

This course is an intermediate French language class. Some knowledge of French (ideally French 9) is expected. The primary focus of this course will be to learn the language through comprehensible input that focuses on hearing, telling, and writing stories. In addition to high-frequency vocabulary, units will also focus on… Read more

French 11 builds on the skills developed in the introductory and intermediate levels. This course continues to focus on reading, writing, telling, and listening to stories that utilize high-frequency vocabulary, sentence fluency and grammar. The primary focus of this course is to learn French through comprehensible input that incorporates hearing,… Read more

Spanish 12 continues to focus on increasingly complex French skills, as acquired in early grades. As at the introductory and intermediate levels, this class will focus on increasingly advanced reading, writing, telling, and listening to stories that utilize high-frequency vocabulary and idioms.  The primary focus of this course is to… Read more

This course is an introduction to the French language. You are neither expected nor required to have any previous knowledge of French, but you may be surprised about how much you already know! The primary focus of this course will be to learn French through comprehensible input that focuses on… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 11 Grade 12 Genocide Studies and Crimes Against Humanity 12 delves into: 1) the aspects or types of identity that link members of a group, and can take the form of gender, racial, political, religious, national, or any other possible personal identifications—and how identity is central to… Read more

This course is designed for students new to Canada or who are new to learning English. Explore global issues and intercultural perspectives with Global and Intercultural Studies 12 at Lambrick Park.  Focused on understanding global issues within the Canadian context, students will develop essential questions guiding their projects. Regular project… Read more

Guitar 9-12 is a space for both beginner and advanced guitar players to develop their playing at their own pace. We’ll be exploring a wide variety of music, playing as a group, and playing on our own. There will be opportunities to learn other instruments, play in small groups, and… Read more

Grade 11 Grade 12 The big question is how can we sustainably, ethically, economically and peacefully share the world with 11 billion humans? Human Geography 12 is a course designed to help students understand the relationships between humans and the planet!  That is focused through the lenses of human development,… Read more

Lambrick Park Secondary School offers Jazz Band outside the timetable. At the moment, we rehearse twice a week, once before school and once at lunch. Jazz Band will be open to those students who are regular members of the Concert Band or at the discretion of the band director. Participation… Read more

Course Synopsis: Intermediate ELL is designed for English Language Learners at levels three to five on the provincial ELL Standards. This course will help students to develop academic language fluency in writing, speaking, listening, and reading. Students will learn elements of Canadian culture which includes exposure to First People’s culture…. Read more

This course is an introduction to the French language. You are neither expected nor required to have any previous knowledge of French, but you may be surprised about how much you already know! The primary focus of this course will be to learn French through comprehensible input that focuses on… Read more

This course is an introduction to the Spanish language. You are neither expected nor required to have any previous knowledge of Spanish, but you may be surprised about how much you already know! The primary focus of this course will be to learn Spanish through comprehensible input that focuses on… Read more

Lambrick Park Secondary School offers Jazz Band outside the timetable. At the moment, we rehearse twice a week, once before school and once at lunch. Jazz Band will be open to those students who are regular members of the Concert Band or at the discretion of the band director. Participation… Read more

The Junior Concert Band rehearses during regular school hours. This course is “backed” with P.E., allowing students the maximum number of course options and credits per year. Students will continue to develop their technique, musicianship and music theory. Participation in this group will be open to those students who have… Read more

The Junior Concert Band rehearses during regular school hours. This course is “backed” with P.E., allowing students the maximum number of course options and credits per year. Students will continue to develop their technique, musicianship and music theory. Participation in this group will be open to those students who have… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 11 Grade 12 This course provides students an opportunity to receive credit for both Law 12 and Criminology 154 through Camosun College. At the moment, we are planning to offer the course inside the regular timetable but may need to consider other options as the course is… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 11 Grade 12 Law Studies 12 introduces students to Canadian legal rights and responsibilities which allow citizens to participate more fully in society. Laws maintain the status quo, but they can also be a force for change. Students will examine how laws have changed over time and… Read more

This course has been developed to provide an opportunity for students to: receive instruction in strategies to assist general learning in the regular classroom receive assistance utilizing these strategies while doing subject work from regular classrooms receive instruction in organizational/time management strategies receive assistance utilizing these organizational strategies while completing… Read more

This course presents a representative sample of organisms and introduces students to a variety of laboratory skills and scientific processes. The three main themes in Life Sciences 11 are Characteristics of Living Things, Processes of Evolution, and Taxonomy. Under these themes, the Life Sciences 11 curriculum will specifically cover ideas… Read more

Literary Studies: Literary Studies is designed for students who are interested the study of literature in general. The aim of the course is to enhance students’ literacy through the study of a body of works representative of the literary heritage of English-speaking peoples, including world literature. Research has shown that… Read more

Two out of every three Canadians are employed in some aspect of marketing, thus, its importance as an area of study for you is clear.  The fastest growing sector of job opportunities involves sales or sales services including:  Retailing, Distribution, Personal Selling, Marketing Research, Advertising, and Consumer Motivation.  ARE YOU… Read more

MARKETING AND PROMOTION 12 – CAMOSUN MARKETING 110 DUAL CREDIT An informative introduction to marketing, this course provides a basic understanding of Canadian and international marketing structures and techniques including defining and segmenting target markets, using planning and forecasting techniques, analyzing costs and benefits of marketing mixes, interpreting market research… Read more

Descriptions of the 3 Math Streams: Pre-Calculus  Pre-Calculus (Pre-Cal)* provides students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for entry into post-secondary programs (e.g. Engineering, Mathematics, and Science) that require the study of theoretical calculus. Topics include: algebra and number, polynomials, relations and functions, trigonometry, and financial mathematics.  Foundations… Read more

This course may include the following concepts: Operations with rational numbers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations), exponents and exponent laws with whole-number exponents, operations with polynomials, of degree less than or equal to 2, two-variable linear relations, using graphing, interpolation, and extrapolation, multi-step one-variable linear equations, spatial proportional reasoning statistics in society, and… Read more

Students in the course will learn the basics of graphic design and film production.  They will learn a variety of technology and programs in order to create their own work and films.  This course will focus on the creative process and seeing project through from the idea phase until the… Read more

Students should have a background in art foundations based on the elements and principles of design, from which they will develop a critical response to the media of their environment. Students will create and design with a variety of technology and mediums to produce newsletters, logo designs and documentary video… Read more

This is a wonderful, fun program. Learn how to form and shape metal into useful projects and creative works of art. As a first-time student in the metal shop, you will start with construction of a hose bracket. This project introduces you to most of the machines and processes in… Read more

We use a multi-dimensional approach to second language learning which emphasizes communicative competence in listening, speaking, reading and writing. At all grade levels, our goal is to increase your knowledge, enjoyment and appreciation for the language and culture of French and Spanish speaking countries and to increase your ability to… Read more

Length: 1 school year Concert Choir at Lambrick meets once a week before school and once a week at lunch. Choir focuses on not only learning and performing a variety of music in a minimum of four-part harmony, but also on building confidence and technique in their individual singing abilities…. Read more

This course meets outside the regular timetable in order to produce a performance of a  full-length Broadway Musical from start to finish.  There are three separate classes that meet as a part of this course: Cast, which needs to audition near the beginning of the school year; Crew, which anyone… Read more

New Media: New Media is a program of studies designed to reflect the changing role of technology in today’s society and the increasing importance of digital media in communicating and exchanging ideas. Students will have the opportunity to explore texts through mediums such as websites, podcasts, documentary film, radio and… Read more

This course is an opportunity to enhance fundamental Math skills from Mathematics 7 & 8 and incorporate those skills into a better foundation for success in either Math 9 or Workplace Math 10.  We take the time necessary for students to catch-up, build confidence in, and learn at a deeper… Read more

Have you ever wanted to climb a mountain? Surf in the ocean? Backpack along the Juan De Fuca trail? Explore the amazing wilderness we are fortunate to share here in Canada and around the world? The outdoor education course is an experiential course designed to offer students the opportunity to… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 11 Grade 12 Philosophy is a course that examines the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence. Some of the questions we will explore include: What does it mean to be human? Are we responsible for what we do? Does free will exist? What – morally –… Read more

Students will build on their knowledge of the elements and principles of art recognizing photography as an art form. Digital imaging offers the student critical response to and opportunities in a field that affects us daily from advertising to websites; on an average of 10,000 images daily. Students will appreciate… Read more

Prerequisite:  Physical Education 9                                                                                                                          4 credits This course reinforces skills, principles and rules of sport and recreational games acquired prior to this year of Physical Education.  Emphasis is given to the achievement of superior fitness levels and student participation in lifetime and leisure-oriented sport activities is stressed.  CPR (Cardio… Read more

This course places an emphasis on basic skills and on reinforcement of the principle rules of sport and recreational games.  The course provides more in-depth exposure to activities introduced in previous years.

Physics 11 is an introductory course which covers the Topics of kinematics, free fall with gravity, dynamics, work, energy, momentum, power, circuitry, and relativity. It is strongly recommended that Pre-Calculus Math 11 be taken prior to or concurrently with Physics 11. Students who have weak Algebra skills may wish to… Read more

This course is a survey of physics for those students requiring physics for post-secondary studies. The following topics are studied: Vectors, 2D kinematics, dynamics, energy and momentum, static equilibrium, circular motion, electrostatics, and electromagnetism. The course will be easier for those students with a good mathematical sense and a solid… Read more

This course is designed for students who wish to enroll specifically in a college or university program that requires calculus (such as science, math or engineering). Students must successfully complete Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10 and be recommended by their math teacher to be eligible for Pre-Calculus 11.  This… Read more

This course is designed for students who wish to enroll specifically in a college or university program that requires calculus (such as science, math or engineering).  This course may include the following concepts: Transformations of functions and relations, exponential functions and equations, geometric sequences and series, logarithms: operations, functions, and equations, polynomial functions and… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 11 & Grade 12 Easily the most interesting class you’ll take in high school. Topics could include experimental design, sex and sexuality, brain and nervous system function and dysfunction, psychopharmacology (how drugs affect the brain), sensation and perception, mental illness, personality disorders, sleep and dreams, applied psychology… Read more

Credits: 4 Grade 12 This course provides students an opportunity to receive credit for both Psychology 12 and Psychology 154 through Camosun College. At the moment, we are planning to offer the course inside the regular timetable but may need to consider other options as the course is taught in… Read more

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Welcome to Scholarships 12! This course is designed for Grade 12 students who are hoping to build the skills to effectively find and apply for post-secondary scholarships.  This course will familiarize students with post-secondary opportunities, and the scholarships and bursaries available to them. Students will complete assignments aimed at developing… Read more

Students gain a foundation in scientific processes and preparation for senior Science courses while exploring four strands of science:  Cells and Heredity, Chemistry, Astronomy, and Energy and its forms. The Big Ideas of the course are: Cells are derived from cells, cell division, as well as the role of DNA… Read more

Students gain a foundation in scientific processes and preparation for senior Science courses while exploring four strands of science: Life Sciences, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science. The Big Ideas of the course are: Cells are derived from cells. The Continuity of Life explores cell theory and various forms of reproduction…. Read more

The Senior Concert Band will rehearse inside the regular timetable. This course is backed with a linear Grade 11/12 PE for those students wishing to earn that credit. Students will continue to develop their technique, musicianship, theory and music history. In addition, students will be given the opportunity to explore… Read more

The Senior Concert Band rehearses during regular school hours. This course is “backed” with English, allowing students the maximum number of course options and credits per year. Students will continue to develop their technique, musicianship and music theory. Participation in this group will be open to those students who have… Read more

Social Studies 10 curriculum focuses on the big ideas of how Global and regional conflicts have been a powerful force in shaping our contemporary world and identities. The course will also investigate the development of political institutions and the influences of economic, social, ideological, and geographic factors. Also studied is… Read more

Social Studies 9 curriculum focuses on the big ideas of history: how emerging ideas and ideologies profoundly influence societies and events, how this can, in turn, cause disparities in power which alter the balance of relationships between individuals and between societies and how collective identity is constructed and changes over… Read more

Satisfies UBC’s entrance language requirement Spanish 11 builds on the skills developed in Introductory Spanish 11. As in Intro Spanish, this class will focus on reading, writing, telling, and listening to stories that utilize high-frequency vocabulary.  The primary focus of this course will be to learn Spanish through comprehensible input… Read more

This course is geared towards the basketball player who wishes to improve performance. This will be a multi‐graded class. Students will work on basic skills, strategies, and concepts related to basketball. Additionally students will be able to train using a variety of methods such as weights, circuits and plyometrics  to… Read more

Length: 1 school year 4 credits This course is designed as a continuation of the grade 8 middle school strings course. It is open to any student with a minimum of 1 year of strings experience. It will be held Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 7:20 a.m. to 8:20… Read more

Do you like working with your hands and are interested in how things work? This class is for young men and women that would like to learn more about home renovation. In this class we will look at pipe trades (plumbing), residential wiring (electrical), carpentry/joinery, and some basic metal work… Read more

This art foundations course builds a repertoire of skills and vocabulary based on the elements and the principles of art with an introduction to art history. Students will explore drawing and painting with an individual research focus. Those students with Visual Arts 9 General will continue to build their foundation… Read more

This art foundations course builds a repertoire of skills and vocabulary based on the elements and the principles of art with an introduction to art history. Students will explore drawing and painting with an individual research focus.

Vocal Jazz meets before school once a week, and once and a while at lunch as needed.  Students must be enrolled in Concert Choir to be in Vocal Jazz. Students are introduced to vocal jazz style, form and listening skills. The student will learn vocal jazz articulations, singing techniques, improvisation… Read more

This introductory course is designed to give students a view into the relationship between web structure and content (HTML), style and design, cascading style sheets (CSS) functionality and interactivity (Javascript). 

This beginning course in woodworking is open to all students. The course is designed to introduce students to the proper use of power tools and machines used in industry and the home. The emphasis will be on safety, machine operating procedures, maintenance and care. The students will be taught the… Read more

Welcome to Work Experience 12, a 4-credit course designed for a smooth transition from school to the workforce. This program focuses on documenting work hours and developing essential skills for success in the professional world. Through hands-on experiences and observation in a work setting, students will cultivate both generic and… Read more

This course is designed for students who intend to enter the workforce, pursue a trades program, enter into an apprenticeship, and/or enroll in college.  This course may include the following concepts: Create, interpret, and critique graphs, primary trigonometric ratios, metric and imperial measurement and conversions, surface area and volume, central tendency, experimental… Read more

This course is designed for students who intend to pursue an apprenticeship or enroll in a trades program in college. Students must successfully complete Workplace 10 or Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10 in order to be eligible to register for Workplace 11.  This course may include the following concepts:… Read more

Journalism will encompass written and photojournalism skills, graphic design and digital photography. Students will develop skills in group cooperation, print advertising, and magazine layout for a digitally produced yearbook. The student will be evaluated on their understanding of and participation in these forms of communication, journalism, graphic design and production… Read more