Students attending a public school in all other school districts or attending any private/independent school can start registering on May 19th.
This includes all indepedent/ private schools, with few exceptions. See Registration page for list of which schools whose students must register in person only.
Students in the IB 7/8 Transitions program prepare for high school by learning about themselves and others.
Full Credit Academic Grade 10-12 course options provide flexibility and choice in graduation planning. They are available to students who have never taken the course and to those who want to repeat the course.
By focusing on one course at a time, students are able to ensure attention and study time are centred around the concepts learned.
Review, refine, and re-examine key concepts and curricular competencies in Numeracy or Literacy.
We would like to thank the Coast Salish people, specifically the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nation and Tsleil-Waututh Nation, on whose traditional territory Summer Learning resides. We value the opportunity to learn, live, and share educational experiences on this traditional territory.
Visit our Public Meetings web page for information on how you can participate and to review the meeting agenda, which is posted on the Thursday afternoon preceding the public meeting.
Students in Grades 9–12 and their families are invited to explore the wide range of careers and career pathways available in the arts. Students with an interest in visual arts, music, music therapy, dance, fashion design, architecture, gallery curation, jewelry making, animation, special effects, or acting are encouraged to attend.
Engage with local businesses and cultural icons like the Vancouver Opera, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, Opus Art Supplies, and Presentation House Theatre.
Explore post secondary opportunities with representatives from La Salle College, Capilano University, SFU's School for the Contemporary Arts, KPU’s Wilson School of Design, BCIT Architecture and Design, Vancouver Film School, Langara College, Vancouver Community College and Emily Carr University of Art + Design.
While optional, please consider completing this registration form by March 5. Your registration helps us estimate attendance and ensures you receive a reminder the day before the event.
Visit our Public Meetings web page for information on how you can participate and to review the meeting agenda, which is posted on the Thursday afternoon preceding the public meeting.
The Elementary Band & Strings Program is a unique instrumental music program that is distinctive to the NVSD. The program complements the BC Ministry of Education’s Arts Education curriculum and provides school-based instrumental instruction to students in the intermediate grades (Grades 5 – 7 for Band and Grades 4 – 7 for Strings).More information is available on the Band and Strings web page.
