Gulf Islands School District Programs
Aboriginal Education
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Aboriginal Education in School District No. 64 (Gulf Islands) is dedicated to supporting the success of Aboriginal learners in our school district, as well as promoting a deep awareness of Aboriginal culture and history among all students.
Apprenticeship Program
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Secondary School Apprenticeship is a program that provides students in Grades 10 to 12 the opportunity to start an apprenticeship while completing secondary school. Some students have the skills to begin an apprenticeship while they are in high school. Many are already working in a trade and need only to formalize their relationship with their employer.
Gulf Islands International Program
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The Gulf Islands Program has become one of the most popular international programs in Canada. With a commitment to diversity, limits on number of students from any one country, and an enrollment cap, our students are guaranteed a quality Canadian educational experience as well as a truly international experience in one of the most unique and beautiful communities in Canada.
Gulf Islands School of Performing Arts (GISPA)
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Imagine developing your exceptional acting, dancing, or musical skills while living in one of the most beautiful and vibrant rural communities in the world. Imagine enjoying access to professional facilities, a talented team of educational professionals and a community renowned for its wholehearted support of the arts...
Saturna Ecological Education Centre (SEEC)
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The Saturna Ecological Education Centre (SEEC) is an experiential, place-based ecological learning centre on beautiful Saturna Island, British Columbia.
Gulf Islands Centre for Ecological Learning (GICEL)
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District Learner Partnership (DLPP)
The District Learner Partnership Program website is currently being updated.
Gulf Islands Families Together Society (GIFTS)
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Families formed GIFTS to ensure their sons and daughters were supported to participate in activities of their choice in the community. Support Workers provide assistance and training to individuals to help them develop living skills and participate in employment, volunteer or recreation activities.