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

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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

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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 sections from 20th Century History, Philosophy,… Read more

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Genocide Studies and Crimes Against Humanity 12 delves into: 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 the path toward genocide; the social construction… Read more

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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, the Cold War, and… Read more

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Students can take History 12 as a regular course at Lambrick or choose to apply for the Dual Credit option. History 12 is an exciting course for students interested in making connections between historical events and contemporary issues. This Course is offered as 20th Century History 12/History-108: New World Order?… Read more

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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, cultures and nations.  We… Read more

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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

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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 the social attitudes and legal processes… Read more

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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

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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

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