WHERE'S MY PE CLASS? For information on where your WCSS Phys Ed Class is on any given day during the semester, see the white board outside the PE office!

We offer a wide variety of activity-based courses that aim to promote and foster life-long healthy and active living.

Department Head: Mrs. Courtney Beaulne courtney.hyndman.beaulne@ocdsb.ca

Mr. Brent Ashfield brent.ashfield@ocdsb.ca

Mr. Ryan Clare ryan.clare@ocdsb.ca

Mr. John Cutts john.cutts@ocdsb.ca

Ms. Kelly Goto kelly.goto@ocdsb.ca

Ms. Jessica Murphy-Burke jessica.murphy-burke@ocdsb.ca

Mr. Colin Richardson colin.richardson@ocdsb.ca

Courses offered:

CONCUSSION INFORMATION

If your child has suffered a concussion or you suspect a concussion, please consult your child's Vice Principal (Last Name A-K: Jonathan Capello or Last Name L-Z: Meagan Malboeuf). Following a suspected concussion, a student may not be able return to learn or participate in physical activity until they have medical clearance. Documentation for a student to return to school can be obtained from their Vice Principal. 

For Concussion Protocol information please visit OPASSE Concussion Protocol 

A Parent’s Guide: The Health and Physical Education Curriculum, Grades 9-12

For information regarding our athletic programming, please visit our ATHLETICS page.

See below for mental health supports to access in the community:

Distress Centre Crisis Line (24/7) 613-238-3311

YSB Crisis Line 613-260-2360 or online chat at chat.ysb.ca

Kids Help Phone: Provides non-judgmental, inclusive services available to young people across Canada 24/7. 1-800-668-6868 or chat www.kidshelpphone.ca/live-chat 

Hope for Wellness Helpline: Available for all Indigenous peoples across Canada, offers experienced and culturally competent counsellors 1-855-242-3310 or chat https://www.hopeforwellness.ca/.  Phone counselling is also available in Cree, Ojibway, and Inuktitut.

Black Youth Helpline 1-833-294-8650

1Call1Click a simple way to access mental health supports for children, youth and families