Academics
Should We Lower the Voting Age in Canada?
'Students of a young age have informed opinions and can make choices that are important to them'
Grade 6 Students Pitch Proposals to Redesign SMUS
A cross-curricular project sees Middle School students redesigning their school with an eye on sustainability
Three Students Recognized in National Poetry Contest
Three SMUS students were recognized with the League of Canadian Poets' Jessamy Stursberg Poetry Prize
SMUS in the News: Students Raise Awareness on World Oceans Day
Grade 4 students took part in World Oceans Day by helping to educate the public about the impact humans have on our oceans
Students to Spend Summer Working as Cancer Researchers
Two Grade 11 students will spend their summer working on groundbreaking cancer research at the BC Cancer Agency in Victoria. Christian Turpin and Kevin...
Outdoor Education: Learning to Build a Connection with Nature
Our outdoor education program blurs the line between learning and building a connection with nature
University Counselling
MIT: It’s More Than Science and Tech
Ms. Alison McCallum, Head of University Counselling, reflects on her recent eye-opening visit to MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Selecting Courses for Next Year
Head of University Counselling Ms. Alison McCallum provides resources from the Course Information Evening and info on how to make course selections
The Hidden Benefits of SMUS’s Career Day
Career Day offers much more for students than simply learning about a career you're interested in
SMUS in the News: Harvard-Bound Aysha Emmerson ’18 Earns Zonta Scholarships
2018 grad Aysha Emmerson talks to the Saanich News about her Zonta International scholarship and her work in the community
Our University Counsellors Answer Some Parent Questions
Director of University Counselling, Alison McCallum, responds to some questions asked by parents about university prep