Academics

Course catalog

Detailed information on all available courses across streams and grade levels, from foundational subjects to specialized university-preparation courses. All courses follow the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum ↗.

Grade 9

CodeCourseDescription
MTH1WMathematicsCovers algebra, geometry, measurement, and introductory data analysis.
ENL1WEnglishFocuses on developing reading, writing, oral communication, and media literacy skills.
SNC1WScienceIntroduces basic concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences.
PPL1OHealthy Active LivingEmphasizes physical fitness, health, and well-being through various sports and activities.
FSF1DFrenchDevelops French language skills, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
CGC1WExploring Canadian GeographyExplores physical and human geography, focusing on environmental and global issues.
ALC1OIntegrated ArtsIntroduces various art forms, including visual arts, music, drama, and dance.
TAS10Technology and the Skilled TradesA hands on course designed to explore the engineering design process.

Grade 10

CodeCourseDescription
END2DEnglishBuilds on Grade 9 skills with a focus on literature, writing, and media analysis.
BEP20Launching and Leading a BusinessMaster the essentials of starting and running a business. This course covers business planning, market research, and leadership skills to help you turn your ideas into a successful enterprise.
CHC2DCanadian HistoryCovers Canadian history from World War I to the present, focusing on key events and developments.
GLC2OCareer StudiesHelps students explore career options and develop planning and job-search skills.
MPM2DPrinciples of MathematicsFocuses on algebra, quadratic functions, trigonometry, and analytic geometry.
SNC2DScienceExpands on Grade 9 concepts with a deeper look into biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.
ALC20Integrated ArtContinues exploration of various art forms, encouraging creativity and artistic expression.
CHV2OCivics & CitizenshipIntroduces the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and the functioning of government.

Grade 11

CodeCourseDescriptionType
MCR3UFunctions (Mathematics)Examines functions and their applications, preparing students for calculus and other advanced topics.Required
ENG3UEnglishEnhances skills in literary analysis, critical thinking, and effective communication.Required
BAF3MFinancial Accounting FundamentalsIntroduces basic principles and procedures of accounting, including financial statement preparation.Elective
ICS3UIntroduction to Computer ScienceCovers programming concepts, problem-solving, and the impact of computers on society.Elective
EMS30Media StudiesExplores the impact of media on society and develops media literacy skills.Elective
CHW3MWorld HistoryExamines major events and developments in world history from the 16th century to the present.Elective
GWL30Designing your FutureFocuses on career planning, goal setting, and skill development for future success.Elective
SBI3UBiologyInvestigates biological concepts, including genetics, evolution, and ecosystems.Required
CodeCourseDescriptionType
MCR3UFunctions (Mathematics)Examines functions and their applications, preparing students for calculus and other advanced topics.Required
ENG3UEnglishEnhances skills in literary analysis, critical thinking, and effective communication.Required
ICS3UIntroduction to Computer ScienceCovers programming concepts, problem-solving, and the impact of computers on society.Elective
GWL30Designing your FutureFocuses on career planning, goal setting, and skill development for future success.Elective
SBI3UBiologyInvestigates biological concepts, including genetics, evolution, and ecosystems.Required
SCH3UChemistryExplores chemical concepts, including atomic structure, bonding, and chemical reactions.Required
SPH3UPhysicsExamines physical principles, including motion, energy, and waves.Required
BAF3MFinancial Accounting FundamentalsIntroduces basic principles and procedures of accounting, including financial statement preparation.Elective

Grade 12

CodeCourseDescriptionType
ENG4UEnglishDevelops advanced skills in literary analysis, writing, and communication.Required
CGW4UWorld Issues: A Geographic AnalysisAnalyzes contemporary global issues from a geographic perspective.Elective
CIA4UAnalyzing Current Economic IssuesStudies current economic issues and policies, focusing on their impact on society.Elective
CPW4UCanadian & International PoliticsExamines political systems, ideologies, and international relations.Elective
EWC4UWriter’s CraftEnhances creative and critical writing skills through various writing projects.Elective
MDM4UMathematics for Data ManagementFocuses on statistical methods and their applications in various fields.Required
CHY4UWorld HistoryStudies significant events and movements in world history from the Renaissance to the present.Elective
HHS4UFamilies in CanadaExplores the diversity and dynamics of Canadian families.Elective
BBM4MInternational BusinessExamines the global business environment and strategies for international trade.Elective
MCV4UCalculus & VectorsCovers differential and integral calculus and their applications, along with vector principles.Elective
CodeCourseDescriptionType
MHF4UAdvanced FunctionsExtends understanding of functions and prepares students for calculus.Required
MCV4UCalculus & VectorsCovers differential and integral calculus and their applications, along with vector principles.Required
MDM4UMathematics for Data ManagementFocuses on statistical methods and their applications in various fields.Required
SBI4UBiologyExplores advanced biological concepts, including genetics, evolution, and homeostasis.Required
SCH4UChemistryCovers advanced chemical principles, including reaction kinetics, equilibrium, and electrochemistry.Required
SPH4UPhysicsExplores advanced physics concepts, including mechanics, electricity, and magnetism.Required
SNC4MScienceProvides an interdisciplinary approach to science, covering various topics and their applications.Elective
ENG4UEnglishDevelops advanced skills in literary analysis, writing, and communication.Required

Academic streams

We offer a variety of academic streams to cater to diverse student interests and career aspirations.

Business

Develops skills in finance, management, economics and entrepreneurship.

Engineering

Emphasizes analytical and problem-solving skills, scientific principles and technological innovation.

Medicine

For students pursuing careers in health care, biology and environmental sciences.

The Arts

Critical thinking, communication, creativity and understanding human cultures and societies.