Science
overview
The Northern Science department aspires to help students become skilled critical thinkers, problem solvers, innovators, and team players. We offer a variety of courses that support the creativity and curiosity of students. We develop our courses with an inquiry framework that continually has students asking questions and designing experiments to answer them. At the conclusion of their high school career, our students will be capable of applying their scientific knowledge to relevant issues and driving the change they want to see in the world.
COurse Listings
Grade 9
Science: SNC1W1
Science, Core: SNC1W9
Science, Gifted: SNC1W6
Grade 10
Science: SNC2D1
Science, Core: SNC2D9
Science, Gifted: SNC2D6
Grade 11
Biology, College: SBI3C1
Biology, Gifted: SBI3U6
Biology, University: SBI3U1
Chemistry, Gifted: SCH3U6
Chemistry, University: SCH3U1
Environmental Science, University/College: SVN3M1
Forensics, Open: IDC3O1
Physics, Gifted: SPH3U6
Physics, University: SPH3U1
Physics, College: SPH3C1
Grade 12
Biology, Gifted: SBI4U6
Biology, University: SBI4U1
Chemistry, College: SCH4C1
Chemistry, Gifted: SCH4U6
Chemistry, University: SCH4U1
Earth and Space Science, University: SES4U1
Physics, Gifted: SPH4U6
Physics, University: SPH4U1
Health Science, University/College: SNC4M1
co-curricular connections
Crystal Growing Competition
Engineering Idol
Field Trips to Algonquin Park, Allan Gardens, Ontario Science Centre, Ripley’s Aquarium, and the Toronto Zoo
Future Health Professionals (HOSA)
Guest Speakers in the fields of Biotechnology, Organ Transplantation, Stem Cells, and Climate Change
Health & Wellness Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Program
Math, Engineering, and Science Association (MESA)
Science Contents (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Science Fair Team
