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SummerSession
Summer Session2021
2021
Secondary
Secondary
LOCATIONS
Alpha
930 Alpha Avenue
Burnaby Mountain
8800 Eastlake Drive
Byrne Creek
7777 18th Street
Cariboo Hill
8580 16th Avenue
Moscrop
Regular Credit Courses
4433 Moscrop Street
Preview Courses
Grade 7/8 Transition Courses
Advance Credit Courses
ELL Courses
Enrichment Courses
604-296-6902
REGISTER ONLINE April 6-June 23 (Advanced Credit)
burnabyschools.ca/summersession
April 6-June 28 23*new date
(Regular & Preview)
TUITION FREE?
Secondary Students who meet the following IMPORTANT INFORMATION
criteria are eligible to take tuition free courses if: FOR GRADE 12 BURNABY SCHOOL STUDENTS
You are 19 years of age born after June 30, 2002 AND NON BURNABY SCHOOL DISTRICT
You are a Canadian Citizen, permanent resident or
STUDENTS
convention refugee
You attended a B.C. school in the 2020-2021 school year A pre-approval form must be filled out at
You and your parent/guardian currently resides in BC burnabyschools.ca/summersession to be able to
Have a BC Personal Education Number (PEN) select courses online starting February 15th.
You have completed the prerequisite course or (confirmation is necessary). Upon approval, you will
obtained a Permission to Attend form from your school receive notification about your eligibility to register for
Students who have completed Grade 7 or 8 Summer Session courses with the Burnaby School
may take one tuition free course District. Please ensure that you have the following
Students who have completed Grade 9, 10, 11, or 12 documents, scanned or uploaded, for the online
may take up to two tuition free courses registration process:
Transfers & refunds must be made by July 7 Proof of student’s birthdate
(birth certificate or passport)
Those not eligible or those signing up for Proof of guardianship
Parents or guardians as shown on birth certificate
courses requiring fees can pay by Visa or
or other appropriate legal documentation such
Mastercard. as landed immigrant papers or guardianship
“order” granted by the courts
Daily attendance Proof of citizenship for both parent and the
Attending Summer Session classes is mandatory and is crucial for
student
student success. Students are expected to arrive on time every (Canadian birth certificate, citizenship card,
day, and be prepared to work and participate fully in class. passport, landed immigrant document,
permanent resident card)
Given the rapid and condensed pace of summer Session,
extended absences for any reason are not accommodated. Proof of residency of the parent or guardian and
These include, but are not limited to, work, vacations, sporting student-2 required with at least 1 from Category A
events, games/practices, or family commitments. Category A: proof of ownership of dwelling or
long-term lease or rental of dwelling; legal
documents indicating BC residence; parent or
IMPORTANT: Final report cards must be presented to the guardian filing income tax returns as a BC resident
teacher on the first day of academic classes.
Category B: BC Hydro bill, BC cable bill, Provincial
driver’s license, provincial registration of au-
Learning Support tomobile, Canadian bank accounts or credit
If your child has an IEP and/or a Fraser Health Care Plan or cards.
Consultation Report, and is currently receiving additional learning Copy of student’s most recent school marks
support from an Education Assistant at school, we encourage you (report card or transcript of academic record)
to register online by May 18th to ensure adequate support is BC Personal Education Number (PEN)
available. First priority of students requiring additional learning
IEP (Learning Support, if applicable)
support will be given to Burnaby School District regular session
students.
A refundable $100 textbook deposit is
Course Locations & Cancellations
required at the time of registration,. This
Courses and their locations cannot be guaranteed. Course
offerings are subject to sufficient enrolment and may be moved or includes all grade 8—12 academic courses
cancelled prior to the course start date.
(regular, preview and advance credit) will
require the $100 textbook deposit.
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simplifying IT Register at burnabyschools.ca/summersession
GRADE 7/8 TRANSITION Regular Credit Courses
Are you on your way to secondary school in
These courses are only available for students who have
September? Grade 7/8 Transition is designed to help
previously taken the course and did not receive a PASSING
students navigate the transition between elementary
mark in that course. Students who have received a
and secondary school. This course touches on
PASSING mark but would like to improve their basic
personal responsibility, skill building and relationships.
understanding and skills may also register but will NOT
Objectives include building confidence, enhancing a
receive a higher mark.
positive attitude toward learning and engaging in the
Eligible students: tuition-free Fee paying students: $890
new curriculum’s Core Competencies.
Eligible students : tuition-free Fee paying students: $890 July 5—23 8:45am—12pm
July 5-23 8:45am—12pm BURNABY ALPHA BYRNE MOSCROP
MOUNTAIN CREEK
Burnaby Alpha Byrne Moscrop
Mountain Creek COURSE # COURSE # COURSE # COURSE #
COURSE
Course # 8013 8014 8015 8016 Humanities 8 - - - 4200
*Please note start date
Humanities 9 - - 2201 -
English Language Learners Math 8 - 1204 - -
These courses provide students in grades 7-12 with the
Math 9 3205 2205 4205
opportunity to improve their English language skills with a
focus on speaking, listening, reading and writing. Science 8 - 1208 - -
Eligible students: tuition-free Fee paying students: $890 Science 9 - - 2209 4209
July 5—23 8:45am—12pm
*Students will be dismissed at 10:15am on the first day of
class
BURNABY ALPHA BYRNE MOSCROP Preview Courses
MOUNTAIN CREEK
Students are introduced to courses they have not previously
COURSE COURSE # COURSE # COURSE # COURSE #
taken. Students learn and practice concepts and skills in
ELL* 3500 1500 2500 4500
preparation for the regular course to be taken during the
upcoming schools year. Credit will NOT be granted for
taking a Preview Course. To register in a Preview Course,
GRADE 8/9 ESSENTIAL SKILLS students must have achieved a PASSING mark in the
(Return to In-Class Instruction)-going into Grades 8-9 prerequisite course taken at the previous grade level.
Eligible students: tuition-free Fee paying students: $890
Are you returning to secondary school in September?
July 5—23 8:45am—12pm
Grade 8/9 Essential Skills (return to in-class instruction) is
BURNABY ALPHA BYRNE MOSCROP
designed to help students navigate the return to sec- MOUNTAIN CREEK
ondary school. This course touches on personal re-
COURSE COURSE # COURSE # COURSE # COURSE #
sponsibility skill building and relationships. Objectives
include building confidence, enhancing a positive English 9 - - 2101 4101
attitude toward learning and engaging in the new Math 9 3105 - 2105 4105
curriculum’s Core Competencies. Science 9 - - 2108 4108
Eligible students : tuition-free Fee paying students: $890
July 5-23 8:45am—12pm
Burnaby Alpha Byrne Moscrop
Mountain Creek
Course # 8020 8021 8022 8023
*Please note start date
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REGISTER ONLINE burnabyschools.ca/summersession SKILLS EXPLORATIONS—Cabinetry, Carpentry and Furniture Design Credit Courses - Going into Grades 9—12 This grade 9,10, 11, and 12 course is for students who wish to acquire 4 credits for a course not taken before. Eligible students : tuition-free Fee paying students: $1,325 Love working with your hands and building? Curious about careers in woodworking and design and looking to learn some life skills? This course is for you! Learn hands-on what it takes to design and build structures and furniture in this Drafting, Design, Carpentry and Cabinetry course! DATES: July 5—August 6 TIMES: 8:15am-12pm LOCATION: Alpha COURSE# 1392 SKILLS EXPLORATIONS—Metal Fabrication, Welding and Industrial Design Credit Courses - Going into Grades 9—12 This grade 9,10, 11, and 12 course is for students who wish to acquire 4 credits for a course not taken before. Eligible students : tuition-free Fee paying students: $1,325 Love working with your hands and building? Not sure what careers are out there in metal trades? Want to learn some life skills? Skills explorations is for you! Lean what it takes to design, fabricate and to machine metal! This course includes basic welding and cutting techniques, lathe and mill work. DATES: July 5—August 6 TIMES: 8:15am-12pm LOCATION: Cariboo Hill COURSE# 6392 4 Register at burnabyschools.ca/summersession
Advanced Credit Courses “Recommended courses” are courses that will provide
students with the background and knowledge to help
them succeed at the next level.
These grade 10, 11 and 12 courses are for students so wish to:
Acquire 4 credits for a course not taken before Students registered in a course after July 12, 2021 will
Upgrade a mark for a course taken previously receive a graded report card and the end of the
Repeat a course session. Students are expected to attend the entire
Eligible students: tuition-free Fee paying students: $1325 session and if they fail to do so, the student will be
withdrawn from the course.
JULY 5—AUGUST 6 8:15AM—12PM MORNINGS JULY 5—AUGUST 6 12:30PM—4:15PM AFTERNOONS
Course Recommended Course # Course # Course # Course # Course Recommended Course # Course # Course # Course #
Burnaby Alpha Byrne Moscrop Burnaby Alpha Byrne Moscrop
Mountain Creek Mountain Creek
Life Sciences 11 Science 10 3302 1302 - - Life Sciences 11 Science 10 - 1371 - -
Anatomy & Biology 11 - 1303 - 4303
Anatomy & Biology 11 - - - 4372
Physiology 12
Physiology 12
Chemistry 11 Science 10 - 1304 2304 4304 Chemistry 11 Science 10 - 1373 2373 4373
Chemistry 12 Chemistry 11 - 1305 - 4305 Chemistry 12 Chemistry 11 - 1374 - 4374
Language Adapted - 4326 English 10 - - 1377 - 4377
English 10
(Composition 10
(Composition 10
Transitional & & Literary Studies
Literacy Studies 10 10)
Transitional)
English 11 - - 1375 2375 -
English 10 - 3307 1307 2307 4307 (Composition 11)
(Composition 10
& Literary Studies
10) English 12 English 11 - 1376 2376 -
Math 10 Math 9 - 1384 - 4384
English 11 - 3308 1308 2308 4308
Foundations &
(Composition
Precalculus
11)
Math 11 Pre- Math 10 - - 2385 -
English 12 English 11 - 1309 2309 4309 calculus Foundations
Math 10 Math 9 3317 1317 2317 4317 Math 12 Math 11 - 1386 - 4386
Foundations & Precalculus Precalculus
Precalculus
Physics 11 Science 10 - 1380 - 4380
Math 11 Math 10 - - 2318 - Physics 12 Physics 11 - 1381 - -
Foundations Foundations
Science 10 Science 9 - 1382 2382 4382
Math 11 Math 10 3323 1323 2323 4323
Language Adapted - 4390
Precalculus Foundations
Social Studies 10
Math 12 Math 11 3324 1324 2324 4324
Precalculus Precalculus Socials Studies 10 SS 9 - 1389 2389 4389
Physics 11 Science 10 - 1315 2315 4315
Social Studies 11 SS 10 - - - 4383
Physics 12 Physics 11 - 1316 2316 - Explorations
Science 10 Science 9 3320 1320 2320 4320
Socials Studies SS 9 3321 1321 2321 4321
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See pages 6-8 for NEW Enrichment
Social Studies 11 SS 10 - - 2322 4322
Explorations
programs for Grades 8-9
20th Century SS 11 3329 - - -
World History 12
5 Register at burnabyschools.ca/summersessionCheck out these NEW Enrichment Courses available to students
Going into Grades 8 & 9
Eligible Students: Tuition Free Fee Paying Students: $890
2D Animation
Students will learn animation fundamental techniques and skills while express visual creativity through different roles of
an artist. Students will explore some animation tools and techniques to make short Motion Graphics at the end.
Students will also learn how to use Adobe Animate CC.
DATES: July 5 - 23 Time: 8:45am – 12:00pm
LOCATION: Burnaby Mountain Course #3405
Badminton Skill Development
Students with all skill levels will be given the opportunity to improve their game. Instruction on fundamental
badminton skills, rules and strategies, while developing balance and coordination.
Dates: July 5—23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Alpha Course #1340
Culinary Arts/International Culinary Cuisine
Looking to improve your culinary skills while learning about different regions of the world? International culinary arts
offers students the opportunity to experience a variety of cultures and explore how food and dining are a vital
component to different cultures. Students will learn about the culture of each region and craft meals from countries
ranging from America to Asia. Enrich your mind, and your belly!
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6365
Dance Technique & Choreography
Explore multiple styles of dance including ballet, jazz, lyrical, tap, hip hop, stage and more! This course is designed or
students who wish to strengthen their dance technique and foundational skills and creative expression through
movement. Open to dancers of all skill levels!
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6010
DigiPen Game Development
Learn how to make video games! Through this program you will learn the basics of video game development from
coding to sprite creation. Students will be working with the Unity Game Engine and the C# programming language.
Prior knowledge or experience NOT requires.
Dates: July 5—23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course #6002
6 Register at burnabyschools.ca/summersessionCheck out these NEW Enrichment Courses available to students
Going into Grades 8 & 9
Eligible Students: Tuition Free Fee Paying Students: $890
Fitness and Conditioning
Opportunity to learn how to properly exercise and develop your fitness. The program will focus on a wide range of
physical traits such as flexibility, strength, speed, agility, and stamina. Participants will also receive advice and
instruction on nutrition, the importance of recovery, and the prevention of injury. All that is required of the participant is
his/her motivation and a willingness to work hard.
Dates: July 5—23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Burnaby Mountain Course #3360
Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead –**Going into Grades 6-9
Do you like to learn with your hands, heart and mind? You like SCIENCE experiments? You want to learn how to build
using TECHNOLOGY, to ENGINEER and ARTISTICALLY problem solve? To understand how MATH connects to our world?
Students will complete a series of projects and meet with professional women excelling in STEAM Careers.
Go full S.T.E.A.M. ahead this Summer
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course #6396
Introduction to Baking
Spend three intensive weeks learning basic techniques in Baking. Create your own muffins, scones, biscuits, loaves and
cookies. We will create breads, pies and decorate cookies. Not quite sure what didn’t work? We will explore the
Chemistry of Baking too.
Dates: July 5—23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Burnaby Mountain Course #3403
Introduction to Digital Animation
Interested in digital media, character design and animation? This program, in partnership with the Vancouver
Animation School, introduces students to the foundational skills for creating digital art! Students work with a
specialized teacher in a hands-on environment to learn and build upon digital and traditional drawing skills, work with
specialized drawing tools as well as create basic animations using industry level animation programs.
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course #6000
Learn Guitar through Popular Song
Come and learn guitar! We will learn how to play guitar using your favorite popular songs. This course is intended for
beginners and those who already have some guitar experience.
Dates: July 5—23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Alpha Course #1402
7 Register at burnabyschools.ca/summersessionCheck out these NEW Enrichment Courses available to students
Going into Grades 8 & 9
Eligible Students: Tuition Free Fee Paying Students: $890
Physical Education FUNdamentals
Physical Education FUNdamentals promotes physical literacy, through a variety of drills ad games that focus on
fundamental movement skills (ex. Throwing, catching, kicking, etc). This course is intended to help students be more
successful in a PHE environment.
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6011
Sewing & Fashion Design-**Going into Grades 7-9
Unleash your creativity by designing and making your own clothes using sewing machines! Students will learn to
construct a garment with different types of fabric and learn how the choice of specific fabrics affects the overall
design. Students will learn how to add details to the finished product to make it truly unique! No experience
required!
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6401
Summer Python Academy
This summer academy is not about snake charming, but computer programming with Python! Python is an easy to
learn, yet very powerful programming language. In this summer program students will learn about computer
programming and how to use it to solve problems both inside of the computer and in the physical world, We will be
using Phidgets to allow us to physically interact with the computer to solve real-world problems that we face every
day. No previous programming experience required.
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6012
Urban Gardening–**Going into Grades 6-9
Get outside and into the Cariboo Hill Garden! Learn about gardening basics, including planting, growing, and
harvesting your own food. Help plant a pollinator garden and learn about beneficial insects like butterflies and
bees. Have fun practicing the art and science of gardening in a safe outdoor environment.
Dates: July 5-23 Time: 8:45am—12:00pm
Location: Cariboo Hill Course#6013
Volleyball Skill Development
This course is an activity class providing students with the skills and knowledge to play and enjoy volleyball.
Emphasis is on basic/advance fundamental skills, rules and terminologies, team offense and defense drills and game
situational strategies. Learn the skills, tactics and strategies of the game so that you can become a competitive
player for your schools team
DATES: July 5 - 23 Time: 8:45am – 12pm
LOCATION: Burnaby Mountain Course #3390
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