Summer School
Summer School 2026 registration will open on Friday, May 29, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Campbell River School District offers a variety of classes to help students upgrade their marks and further develop their academic and cultural interests over the summer. Any SD72 student in kindergarten to grade 12 can take ONE Summer School course for free. International and out-of-province students who do not meet the BC government's funding criteria will be required to pay tuition for their Summer School course. Students cannot register for more than one course.
Summer School 2026 will run from July 6 to July 31.
- Session 1 will run from July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.)
- Session 2 will run from July 20 to 31 (8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.)
- High School sessions will run from July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.)
Summer School courses are filled on a first come, first served basis. After you submit your registration, your child is registered for the program you selected. You will receive an email before the session starts confirming registration, however you can log into the registration system at any time to see which course your child is registered in under "Scheduled Appointments".
The maximum number of students per course is 24. All courses must have a minimum of 17 students for the course to run.
Please note: Programs are subject to change or cancellation.
Questions or concerns can be emailed to summer.school@sd72.bc.ca
How to Register for Summer School Courses
Parents or caregivers for students in kindergarten to grade 12 must create an account BEFORE you will be able to register. Summer School registration accounts do not carry forward from year to year; you will need to create a new Summer School registration account each year.
Priority will be given to SD72 students. However, if space is available, students not currently enrolled in a SD72 school can email their top 3 choices, their child's name, PEN (9 digit personal education number) and current grade level to summer.school@sd72.bc.ca.
Create a Summer School Registration Account & Add Your Child(ren): BEFORE MAY 29
Go to https://sd72summerschool.schoolappointments.com/ and click on "Register". Note: you will still need to create an account even if your school uses School Appointments On-Line for student-led conferences/parent teacher interviews.
You will need your child(ren)'s PEN (9 digit personal education number), which can be found on their last report card, under 'Student Details' in the SD72 parent portal/app, or by emailing summer.school@sd72.bc.ca.
Watch the video below for a walk through on how to create your account and add your child(ren):
How to Register for a Summer School Course:
- Choose your top 3 courses from the list below and make a note of their session numbers and course names. Have this list handy when you go to register, just in case your first choice is full.
- When registration opens go to https://sd72summerschool.schoolappointments.com/ and log in using the email address and password from your account creation. Click 'Manage Students'.
- Click on the booking icon next to the name of the child that you want to register and select your first-choice course from the menu.
- If the cell is white, register in the course by clicking on it. The cell will turn green to indicate student registration.
If the course you have selected is in a grey cell and has the message "This Course is Fully Booked" that course is full, and you will have to choose another course.
Watch the video below for a walk-through on how to register your child for a Summer School course OR download printable instructions HERE.
Summer School 2026 Courses
Section : Elementary
Mme Kennedy's French Immersion Recreation & Read
Come join Mme Kennedy again this year for her Summer School French Immersion Rec & Read Program! In her program you will spend time exploring outside, playing fun centres, and working on strengthening and maintaining French early literacy skills. We will work daily in small groups on targeted reading skills in French. Let’s have fun learning and playing together this summer!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades K-2
Location: École Willow Point
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Storybook Creators!
Come join Miss Allysha to create a storybook adventure! In this course, students will have the opportunity to create their own storybook (picture book, comic book or traditional storybook) in a fun and engaging manner to support and build upon their literacy skills. During this course, students will learn new skills to support writing trickier words, promote proper sentence structures, gain confidence to write by using their own passions and interests. We will do many fun art activities to help enhance our stories including sugar water colours, ripped paper art creations, glitter art, salt art and other textured art projects! At the end of this course, your child will bring home a one-of-a-kind book they can be proud to share!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades K-2
Location: Session 1 École Willow Point & Session 2 Cedar Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)French Immersion Math & Movement
Join Mme. Megan for a fun-filled summer school course where students will practice math concepts like geometry, patterning, and graphing through hands-on activities, games, and creative crafts. Each day also includes outdoor games and outdoor exploration. Students will keep up their math and French speaking skills, while having lots of time for play and movement.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades K-2
Location: École Willow Point
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Forest & Beach Explorers
Students will be exploring the forests, ponds, and beaches within walking distance of the school. We will begin each day with stories and/or games to pique curiosity and expand student learning. After walking to the forest or beach location of the day, students will enjoy participating in games, free play, poetry, art, and more! Come prepared to be active, get dirty, and enjoy the outdoors as much as possible!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades K-2
Location: Penfield Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)French Immersion: Art Adventures
Get ready to explore a variety of art techniques and go on outings to explore art in the community with Mme Anna! Students should expect to learn about iconic artists from the past and present, try various mediums, as well as walk and/or take the city bus to visit public art sites within Campbell River.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades K-4
Location: École Willow Point
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Young Readers, Writers & Explorers
Give your child a summer of learning, creativity, and outdoor adventure! Young Readers, Writers & Explorers is a fun, engaging program that blends literacy learning with hands-on exploration in nature. Each day will be filled with meaningful opportunities to read, write, and explore words through games, storytelling, and creative activities. What makes this program special is the connection to the outdoors. Students will spend time in the school garden and forest—observing, exploring, and even helping care for a garden. Whether they’re writing about what they discover, reading in the fresh air, or playing and creating outside, learning comes to life in exciting ways. To further enrich the experience, students will also participate in a few local field trips, helping them build a sense of connection to their community and the natural world around them. This program is perfect for children who:
- Would benefit from continued reading and writing practice
- Enjoy hands-on, active learning
- Love being outdoors and exploring nature
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 1-2
Location: Cedar Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)SELebrate Summer
Join Ms. Sirois for two weeks of fun to help SELebrate the start of summer! Students will develop their reading, writing and social-emotional skills through: structured games, movement activities, art, outdoor exploration, stories, and free play. Students will engage in a variety of language arts activities, which may include letter recognition and sounds, blending, spelling, and writing activities based on their level. Students will practice naming and expressing their emotions, having a growth mindset, building friendships, setting boundaries, and resolving conflicts.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 1-3
Location: Cedar Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Phonics Fun & Nature Exploration
Phonics Fun & Nature Exploration Summer Club is a joyful, hands-on summer learning experience designed for students recently completing Grade 1 or Grade 2 who would benefit from extra support, encouragement, and confidence-building with learning to read. It is also open to older students needing phonics and seeking leadership. This engaging program combines structured literacy support with play-based learning, outdoor exploration, creativity, and social connection in a positive and supportive environment where children can continue growing as readers while enjoying the magic of summer. Students will enjoy:
- Explicit phonics and early reading instruction
- Fun literacy games and hands-on learning activities
- Daily outdoor learning and phonics practice in nature
- Team-building activities and acts of kindness
- Creative projects and special themed experiences
- Opportunities to build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning
- The exciting opportunity to learn about life cycles through hatching baby chicks!
Come learn, explore, read, play, and grow with us this summer while strengthening reading skills in a joyful and encouraging setting!Grade Level: Students currently in grades 1-3
Location: École Willow Point
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Tiny Worlds, Big Adventures: Nature Crafts, Storytelling, Literacy, Math & Outdoor Exploration
Join Mrs. Pritchard for a joyful summer adventure filled with creativity, imagination, and time outside. Students will enjoy arts and crafts, scavenger hunts, nature journaling, building bug houses, creating miniature fairy gardens, and making flower crowns. Depending on our location, we may take walking field trips to nearby beaches or forests. There will also be calm indoor moments for stories, writing about our discoveries, and exploring math through real-world outdoor connections. Children will have opportunities to design and play in imaginative small worlds that inspire storytelling, problem-solving, and creativity.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 1-3
Location: École Willow Point
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Summer Choir
Join in song with other kids who love to sing. Work on reading music, develop your vocal technique and learn some fun songs and games in summer choir.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 2-5
Location: Penfield Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)SPARK: Summer Program for Active Reading, Knowledge & Creativity
SPARK is a two-week program for students currently in grades 2-6 designed to build curiosity, confidence, and a love of learning through engaging, hands-on activities. Each day, students will strengthen their reading and writing skills through interactive lessons, games, and creative tasks that support academic growth and help build confidence. They will also take part in STEM challenges that involve building, designing, and problem-solving in a hands-on way. Students will explore creativity through art activities and stay active with outdoor games and group activities that encourage teamwork, cooperation, and participation. SPARK provides a welcoming environment where students can build skills, make connections, and discover new interests through a balanced mix of learning and active fun!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 2-6
Location: Penfield Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Escape Room Builders: Crack Codes, Solve Puzzles & Create Your Own
Get ready to think, solve, and escape! In this hands-on course, students will take on a series of escape room-style challenges that build critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Students will learn how to crack codes, solve puzzles, and follow clues using maps, coordinates, symbols, and hidden messages. Through Breakout EDU-style challenges, STEM activities, and outdoor geocaching-style hunts, students will think like detectives as they work to unlock each challenge. As the course progresses, students will move from solving puzzles to designing their own. Working in small groups, they will create escape room challenges using maps, clues, and creative storytelling. This fast-paced course blends logic, literacy, math, and creativity in a fun and engaging way. Students will work both indoors and outdoors while building confidence, persistence, and collaboration skills. Can you crack the code?
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 3-4
Location: Cedar Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Rugby and Physical Literacy
For students who are looking to try a new sport or continuing their growth, look no further than this session! Through a variety of warm-ups, games, and scrimmages, youth will learn the basics of flag rugby with a mini tournament in class on the final day. Other activities will also be played throughout the session to encourage teamwork and fair play. Students will also learn about body mechanics, make some heart rate comparisons during a variety of movements, learn about the importance of dynamic stretching, fueling our bodies, hydration, play, and rest.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 3-5
Location: Cedar Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Multi-Sport Movement Camp
This active and engaging program introduces students to a variety of sports and movement-based activities in a fun, low-pressure environment. Throughout the course, students will explore games such as soccer, basketball, ultimate frisbee, and baseball while developing foundational movement skills like coordination, balance, teamwork, and confidence. Each day will include skill-building activities, small-sided games, and opportunities for free play. This program is designed to help students discover the joy of movement, try new activities, and build a positive relationship with being active. Come ready to move, play, and have fun!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 3-5
Location: Penfield Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Science Magic!
Welcome to Science Magic! Through hands-on activities and group labs, students will apply the scientific method in order to examine, demonstrate, and explain a range of surprising natural phenomena: the behavior of water, chemical reactions, slime, electricity, magnets, and gravity. Students will make predictions, replicate experiments, and present their own findings. Each day will also include science-based 'magic tricks' on a new theme presented by Mr. Rhodes (secrets fully revealed), as well as games, friendly contests, and even some juggling lessons!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 4-6
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Math in the Wild
Math is everywhere in nature! This enhanced program integrates outdoor learning experiences with intermediate and middle school math curriculum, including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and field sciences, to create a comprehensive and engaging experience while immersed in natural spaces. How can nature-based math benefit learning? Firstly, it immerses students into meaningful experiences that will not only enhance students' math and science skills but also deepen their understanding of biology, chemistry, and physics in a real-world context! Secondly, nature-based math can foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world and its interconnectedness and developing personal identity with place. Thirdly, engaging with nature can promote complex development of motor skills, observation skills, and problem-solving abilities. Through hands-on exploration, students are able to start developing an appreciation and understanding of mathematical concepts such as number sense, basic geometry, and spatial awareness.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 4-6
Location: Penfield Elementary
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Section : Middle
Welcome to Phoenix
Welcome to Phoenix is a fun, supportive two-week summer experience designed especially for incoming Grade 6 students. This program helps students feel comfortable and confident as they transition into middle school by giving them time to explore their new environment and meet new friends. Through engaging activities, team challenges, and hands-on experiences, students will build connections, develop confidence, and discover what it means to be part of the Phoenix community. While the focus isn’t academic, there are plenty of opportunities for learning along the way. Perfect for students who feel a little nervous about the move to middle school—or for anyone who wants a head start—Welcome to Phoenix sets the tone for a positive, confident beginning in September.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 5
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Jumpstart Band
Wanting to join band but you don't play an instrument or have any musical experience? This course is for you! Students will pick an instrument from the concert band setting, and will engage with what students learn during the year-long Grade 6 Band course. From instrument assembly and maintenance, to playing band music in a full ensemble, this course is perfect for students who missed their chance to try band during the school year, but are wanting to join later on! This course is also suitable for incoming Grade 6 students who want to get a head start on an instrument.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 5-7
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Cooking Classics
Welcome to Cooking Classics! Get ready to mix, chop, roll, and taste your way through some amazing dishes! In this course, students will explore, prepare, cook, and bake a wide variety of classic meals and desserts. We’re talking zesty tacos, cheesy poutine, sushi rolls, fresh pasta, wonton soup, cupcakes, fresh bread, and even flavoured ice cream. Every class is a chance to try something new and create something delicious! This hands-on culinary experience is all about building confidence, independence, and real-life kitchen skills—so you can feel comfortable cooking at home (and maybe even impress your family and friends). Important note: Due to the nature of the course, food substitutions won’t be possible—so come ready to be adventurous and give everything a try! Let’s get cooking!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 5-8
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Cooking Classics II
Welcome to Cooking Classics II! Get ready to level up your kitchen skills! This course is all about trying new things, taking on exciting challenges, and becoming more confident in the kitchen. This isn’t your average cooking class—we’ll be making some seriously awesome food, including sourdough bread, chow mein, crunch wraps, bagels, deep dish pizza, decorated cakes, BeaverTails, and even ice cream cake. Come hungry and ready to create! Along the way, we’ll also explore cool career opportunities in the food world—because who knows? This could be the start of something big. By the end of the course, you’ll be more independent, more confident, and way more capable in the kitchen (and probably everyone’s favorite person at home when it’s your turn to cook). Important note: Because of the way recipes are planned, food substitutions won’t be possible—so come ready to try everything! Let’s get cooking!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 5-8
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Band Switchers and Doublers
Already play a band instrument but want to try a different instrument? Now is your chance! This band course is for students that already play a band instrument and are looking to double on another instrument, switch instruments, or just try something new for fun! We'll be starting right from the beginning, but by the end we'll have covered the first 3 months of band on a new instrument. This is a great course for brass and woodwind players looking to double on an instrument for jazz band!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-9
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Summer Slam: Math & Hoops
Summer Slam: Math and Hoops Program combines skill-building in the classroom with high-energy action in the gym—helping students stay sharp, confident, and motivated. Aligned with the BC Mathematics Curriculum this program gives students entering Grades 6 & 7 a chance to review and strengthen key math concepts in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Through interactive activities and real-world problem-solving, students will build confidence in areas like fractions, decimals, ratios, and geometry. After math time, students head to the gym to develop basketball skills with fun, structured sessions. Whether your child is new to the sport or already loves the game, they’ll improve their dribbling, passing, shooting, and teamwork through drills, mini-games, and friendly competition. Keeps students academically engaged over the summer.
- Builds confidence in math through hands-on learning
- Promotes physical activity, teamwork, and healthy habits
- Welcoming for all skill levels—no basketball experience needed
- A great balance of learning and fun each day
Give your child the opportunity to learn, move, and grow this summer in a program designed to support both their mind and body.Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-7
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Stitch and Solve: Math Through Making
Stitch and Solve: Math Through Making is a hands‑on summer course for middle school students that blends sewing, design, and real‑world math. Students will learn basic hand sewing skills while applying math concepts such as measurement, fractions, geometry, ratios, and budgeting. Each day includes guided instruction, creative project time, and outside breaks. By the end of the two weeks, students will complete a sewn project of their choice and develop confidence in both practical skills and mathematical thinking. No prior sewing experience is required.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-8
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 & Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Media Exploration
Media Exploration! A class for future directors, actors, photographers, designers, and all creative types! In this class we will have a hands-on exploration of media related basics! We will learn how to write scripts, use a tripod, and how to shoot and edit videos! We will explore photography basics, take lots of photos, and learn how to manipulate them! There will be opportunities to work in small groups, as well as gain experience individually. At the end of the session, we will have an open house for family to come and see the creative projects!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-8
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Art Exploration
It's time to put your creative hats on and get messy! Calling all up and coming artists for a fun time exploring art! This is a class focused on hands on learning about different artists who have impacted the world and trying out different mediums! We will explore the basics, fine tune techniques, and unleash creativity! There will be opportunities to work on projects in small groups, and gain experience individually. At the end of the session, we will have an art show for family to come and see the creative projects!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-8
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Baking Bonanza
Baking Bonanza: A hands-on summer course where students will build confidence and skills in the kitchen. This year’s featured recipes include sourdough bread, donuts, and cream puffs, along with a variety of sweet and savory bakes. Students will learn to follow recipes, practice safe food handling, and work collaboratively in a kitchen setting. Whether you're new to baking or already enjoy it, this course offers a chance to try new techniques and challenge yourself. Come ready to learn, create, and enjoy what you make!
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-8
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.); Session 2 July 20 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Jazz Band
Interested in trying jazz band but not sure where to start? This course is for you! The SD72 Summer Jazz Band is a beginner-friendly ensemble-based music class for students Grade 6 through 9 where you can learn, play, and improve in a relaxed and supportive environment. You do not need any prior jazz band experience to join, but should have experience in either the Carihi, Phoenix, Southgate, or Timberline Band programs. Students in this course will learn how to play in a jazz band, explore different styles of jazz, and try improvisation in a simple and approachable way. There is no pressure to be perfect. The focus is on learning, having fun, and building confidence. You will have the chance to play with other students, develop your skills, and learn more about the world of jazz music with Mr. Shoemaker.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-9
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Grade 9 & 10 Math/Science Prep
Want to feel more prepared for Math and Science 9 or 10? This summer course will cover many of the key concepts covered in Math/Science 9 and 10. Math and science can be a challenging subject for many students. This course will help students feel confident and prepared to start the school year with a solid foundation of essential skills.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 8-9
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Section : Secondary
Jazz Band
Interested in trying jazz band but not sure where to start? This course is for you! The SD72 Summer Jazz Band is a beginner-friendly ensemble-based music class for students Grade 6 through 9 where you can learn, play, and improve in a relaxed and supportive environment. You do not need any prior jazz band experience to join, but should have experience in either the Carihi, Phoenix, Southgate, or Timberline Band programs. Students in this course will learn how to play in a jazz band, explore different styles of jazz, and try improvisation in a simple and approachable way. There is no pressure to be perfect. The focus is on learning, having fun, and building confidence. You will have the chance to play with other students, develop your skills, and learn more about the world of jazz music with Mr. Shoemaker.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 6-9
Location: École Phoenix Middle School
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Grade 9 & 10 Math/Science Prep
Want to feel more prepared for Math and Science 9 or 10? This summer course will cover many of the key concepts covered in Math/Science 9 and 10. Math and science can be a challenging subject for many students. This course will help students feel confident and prepared to start the school year with a solid foundation of essential skills.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 8-9
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: Session 1 July 6 to July 17 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Movement for Health and Wellbeing
Students build physical literacy and connection to the land through activities like hiking, mountain biking, swimming, rock climbing, and canoeing in the natural areas around Campbell River. The course supports fitness, mental wellbeing, and confidence while exploring basic training, outdoor skills like knot tying, putting up tarps, map reading and basic navigation skills, and health concepts. Students will also prepare for a tentative overnight hike/or canoe trip and develop skills for safe, responsible outdoor travel. A great option for those looking to stay active, unplug, and build strong connections with others and the outdoors.
Grade Level: Students currently in grades 8-11
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)English 10 (Upgrading & Credit Recovery)
This course focuses on building understanding of literature and applying formal writing skills. This course will focus on developing comprehension and writing skills. While working independently and with others, students will read various formats of writing, be challenged to think and write deeply and creatively.
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Lines and Literacy: Fly Fishing and Field Studies 9-11
This course develops scientific understanding and literacy through place-based exploration. Students will study aquatic ecology related to trout and salmon, fish anatomy and behavior, conservation practices, environmental ethics, and communication strategies while participating in practical fly-fishing instruction. Students will also learn the art of fly tying and participate in a cumulative trip to apply their learning on the river.
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Foundations of Mathematics & Pre-Calculus 10
This course will provide a comprehensive overview of FMP 10 skills and concepts for students wishing to upgrade their math 10 grade and better prepare themselves for the rigors of math 11. This course aims to develop the following skills and competencies:
- Explore, analyze, and apply mathematical ideas using reasoning & technology
- Apply flexible and strategic approaches to solve problems
- Solve problems with persistence
- Use mistakes as opportunities to advance learning
The math content for this course will focus on :
- Powers & Exponents
- Polynomials
- Relations & Functions
- Linear Relations
- Linear Systems
- Primary Trigonometric Ratios
- Arithmetic Sequences & Financial Literacy
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Science 10 (Upgrading & Credit Recovery)
Science 10 is a general sciences course that develops an understanding of the biology (understanding DNA, inheritance, and genetics), chemistry (reactions of acids and bases), physics (transformations of energy), and astronomy (observing and measuring the solar system and beyond). This course is designed to give students opportunities to think and act like scientists: questioning & predicting, planning & conducting experiments, processing & analyzing data and information, evaluating methods and identifying sources of error, applying learning to new situations, and communicating scientific ideas. This course is only open to students who have previously registered in Science 10, but either did not earn credit for the course or wish to improve their final grade.
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)Brightspace Online Hybrid Courses
Humanities 10-12 and Math/Science 10-12 courses are available as online hybrid courses through our Brightspace distributed learning system.
Location: Timberline Secondary
Dates and Times: July 6 to July 31 (8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.)
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