We are pleased to offer flexible learning options catered to each student’s needs. So if you’re looking to upgrade a class that was challenging, or you’re eager to get ahead or add an extra course in, we have options for you!
All classes run in-person, Monday to Friday out of New Westminster Secondary School, in either a morning or afternoon timeslot.
Spaces are limited and will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis. As classes are full, that will be noted below. Classes may be cancelled if there is not sufficient interest.
Classes are free for most students (see note at the bottom of this page about fees for International Students).
*Daily attendance is mandatory (students who miss two classes will be automatically withdrawn from the class).
| Did you know? In addition to all our regular full-credit courses, we’re excited offer some shorter non-credit courses that may spark interest or support some earlier exposure to upcoming curriculum for students in middle and secondary schools. Whether that’s the Foundations of Literacy and Numeracy for students who are struggling with some of the basics, or any of the new courses designed to provide earlier exposure to upcoming courses and interests, find out more here: https://newwestschools.ca/programs-services/summer-learning/summer-learning-non-credit-short-courses/ |
In-district students applying for full credit courses, use this link: https://newwestschools.ca/application-full-credit-summer-learning-2023/
Out-of-district students applying for full credit courses, use this link: https://newwestschools.ca/application-full-credit-summer-learning-2023-out-of-district/
Please see below for a list of the confirmed summer school courses for 2023
English language arts & other languages
(July 4th to August 4th)
Morning options run 8:30am to 12pm
Afternoon options run 12:30pm to 4pm
| English Composition & Literacy Studies 10 | Morning & afternoon options |
| Composition 11 | Mornings |
| English Studies 12 | Morning & afternoon options |
| First Peoples Literary Studies & Writing 11 | Mornings |
Mathematics
(July 4th to August 4th)
Morning options run 8:30am to 12pm
Afternoon options run 12:30pm to 4pm
| Foundations of Math & Pre-calculus 10 | Morning FULL, afternoon open |
| Foundations of Mathematics 11 | Mornings |
| Pre-calculus 11 | Morning & afternoon options |
| Pre-calculus 12 | Mornings |
Science
(July 4th to August 4th)
Morning options run 8:30am to 12pm
Afternoon options run 12:30pm to 4pm
| Science 10 | Mornings |
| Life Science 11 | Afternoons |
| Anatomy & Physiology 12 | Mornings |
| Chemistry 11 | Morning & afternoon options |
| Chemistry 12 | Mornings |
| Physics 11 | Morning & afternoon-FULL |
| Physics 12 | Mornings |
Social Studies
(July 4th to August 4th)
Morning options run 8:30am to 12pm
| Social Studies 10 | Mornings |
Have questions about the courses? Reach out to Jamie-Lynn McCarthur at jmcarthur@sd40.bc.ca
To register for full credit courses:
Applications for Summer Learning will be open from Monday April 17th at 10am until June 26th at 4pm.
In-district students applying for full credit courses, use this link: https://newwestschools.ca/application-full-credit-summer-learning-2023/
Out-of-district students applying for full credit courses, use this link: https://newwestschools.ca/application-full-credit-summer-learning-2023-out-of-district/
New this year: all applications for summer learning will be accepted via the forms linked above. All registrations will be treated on a first come, first serve basis, noting that in-district students will be given priority for the first two weeks.
Applications for both in-district and out-of-district students will be accepted at the same time, but priority for the first two weeks will be given to in-district students (until end of day on April 30th). A first-come, first serve priority list will be created for each course, with out-of-district applications being added to the in-district list on May 1, 2023.
Placement of students into the classes will start no later than May 15th, with confirmation emails starting to follow shortly after.
Please note that you will need your child’s PEN number to successfully register. If you don’t know how to find your PEN number, use this guide to finding your Personal Education Number.
The District reserves the right to cancel a course if there is not sufficient interest.
Out-of-district students: if successful in securing a spot into a course, you will be required to have the student’s current school counsellor complete the below form before your enrollment is complete. The completed form must be emailed back to registrations@sd40.bc.ca in order to secure your space. The form is linked here: Out-of-district student proof of enrollment form
International students: please follow the instructions above to register, depending on the district you’re currently enrolled with. If you attend school or courses as a designated International student, course fees must be applied ($1175 per course).
