This is a grade 12, 4 credit requirement of the French Immersion graduation program. The course will be offered outside of the timetable for our grade 12 French Immersion students and will cumulate with a final portfolio presentation to a mentor teacher in French. The outcomes of this course will… Read more

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The goal of this course is to encourage students to engage in daily physical and health education in a French-speaking environment. Students will develop their physical literacy, healthy living, and mental well-being skills while exploring: The benefits of lifelong physical activity on the development of a healthy lifestyle. How healthy… Read more

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These three courses are required for the completion of the French Immersion program in British Columbia. The courses will allow French Immersion students to further develop their French language skills by reading, writing and speaking French. The outcomes of these courses are: The understanding and appreciation of different francophone cultures… Read more

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This is a course that is required for the completion of the French Immersion program in British Columbia. This course helps students to refine their French language skills and encourages the use of French in everyday activities. Students will continue their study of French language and culture with a focus… Read more

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Social Studies 10 considers a wide-range of topics that explain Canada’s development as a nation from 1815 to 1914. Issues studied include: The impact of immigration Aboriginal-European interactions Evolution of responsible government Economic and resource development of BC There are many opportunities for discussion of relevant Canadian political and social… Read more

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This social studies course offers our French Immersion students the opportunity to explore in-depth the following big ideas in human geography, social justice and contemporary Indigenous Studies: Physical features and natural resources influence demographic patterns and population distribution. Indigenous peoples are reclaiming mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being despite the… Read more

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Socials 9 will allow students to gain an understanding of how local, regional and global issues and events have shaped the world in which they live. Students will study the period between 1750 and 1919, as well as the physiographic regions of Canada.

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