Student Services

Peer Tutoring

Free one-on-one tutoring from senior students in Math, Science, English, and Social Studies.

Learning Strategies

Support for study skills, time management, note-taking, and exam preparation.

Homework Help Drop-In

Open drop-in homework help session. No appointment needed. All subjects welcome.

English Language Support

Additional English language support for ELL students and newcomers. Available in multiple languages.

Academic Counselling

Course selection, graduation planning, and academic goal setting with your school counsellor.

Career Exploration

Explore career pathways, job shadowing opportunities, and co-op programs.

Post-Secondary Planning

University and college application support, scholarship search, and transition planning.

Indigenous Student Support

Culturally responsive counselling and support for Indigenous students. Connects you with community resources.

School-Based Mental Health Counsellor

Confidential support for anxiety, stress, depression, relationships, and other mental health concerns.

Wellness Drop-In

A calm, safe space to decompress, talk to someone, or simply take a break. No appointment needed.

Crisis Support — KidsLine BC

If you are in crisis or need to talk to someone right now, KidsLine BC is available 24/7 at 1-800-668-6868. You can also text HELLO to 686868.

Mindfulness & Stress Reduction

Weekly group session on mindfulness, breathing techniques, and stress management strategies.

Book Borrowing

Borrow books, graphic novels, audiobooks, and reference materials. Up to 5 items for 2 weeks.

Research Support

Get help with research projects, source evaluation, and citation formatting (MLA, APA).

Computer & Printing Access

Free computer access and printing (10 pages/day). Bring your student ID.

Study Rooms

Book a quiet study room for individual or small group study. Up to 4 students, 1 hour at a time.

School Nurse

Medical support for illness, injuries, medication management, and health concerns during the school day.

First Aid

If you are injured or feeling unwell during school hours, go to the Health Room or ask your teacher to call for support.

Robotics Club

Design, build, and program robots. Compete in regional and provincial competitions.

Student Council

Shape your school community. Run events, represent student voices, and lead initiatives.

Basketball — Senior Boys & Girls

Tryouts in September. Season runs October to February. Open to Grade 10–12 students.

Drama Club

Annual spring musical and one-act play festival. All skill levels welcome.