This course is an elective and cannot be used to satisfy the Science 11 requirement for graduation. This course is an introduction to astronomical processes, theories and features of the universe. Topics covered include the history of astronomy, techniques for astronomical observations, solar system components, stellar and planetary formation, evolution… Read more

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Anatomy and Physiology 12 focuses on human biology. The units covered in this course include: biochemistry, cell biology and cell processes (cellular chemistry, organelle function, and cancer); and human anatomy and physiology. Organ systems investigated include the digestive, circulatory, respiratory, urinary, nervous, and reproductive systems.

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Chemistry 11 includes the study of properties and classification of matter, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, mole concept, atomic structure, organization of the periodic table, chemical bonding, gases, solution chemistry, and organic chemistry. Lab safety is also covered. A minimum “B” standing in Foundations of Math and Pre-Calculus 10 is suggested for… Read more

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Chemistry 12 includes physical and chemical equilibria systems involving energy related changes, oxidation-reduction, and acid-based theories. To complete this course, extensive mathematical problem-solving skills are required.

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Earth Science 11 is designed to develop a broad understanding and greater appreciation of the Earth, its origins, processes and resources. Course content focuses on astronomy: the origin of earth and interaction of earth and the solar system; geology: rocks and minerals, plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanism, and fossils; oceanography: physical… Read more

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Life Sciences 11 is a study of the living world. The curriculum includes: taxonomy, evolution and ecological relationships; microbiology (unicellular organisms); botany (including mosses, ferns, and the seed plants); and animal biology (both invertebrates and vertebrates).

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This course is an elective and cannot be used to satisfy the Science 11 requirement for graduation. This course will give students an opportunity to learn about the diversity of life found in the ocean surrounding Victoria. Using our cold-water Seaquaria and touch table students will observe local marine life… Read more

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It is strongly recommended that students take Pre-Calculus 11 before or concurrently with Physics 11. If you are seriously considering Physics 12, it is recommended that you take Physics 11 and Physics 12 in your Grade 12 year. Physics 11 is the branch of science that deals with the various… Read more

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It is strongly recommended that if you are seriously considering Physics 12, that you take Physics 11 and Physics 12 in your Grade 12 year. Physics 12 reviews the study of motion from Physics 11 with the problems increased in difficulty and done in two dimensions. The new topics are… Read more

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Science 10 builds off of the concepts covered in Science 9. This course is intended to further student engagement with key scientific concepts and continue to build critical thinking skills. Topics covered in Science 10 include lab safety and the scientific method, DNA and genetics, chemicals and chemical reactions, energy,… Read more

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A Science 10 Honours class will be offered to highly motivated students with an A or B in Science 9 and Principles of Mathematics 9.

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This course functions as an introduction to science at the secondary level and is necessary for scientific literacy, developing critical thinking skills, and engaging with scientific concepts and topics that are essential for citizenship. Major topics include lab safety, the chemical nature of elements and matter, electricity and electric current,… Read more

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A Science 9 Honours class will be offered to highly motivated student with an A or a high B in Science 8 and Mathematics 8.

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