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Kingdom Influence

Grade 11 is one of the most exciting years of high school, offering students the freedom to explore interests that shape their future. With a timetable that allows for specialized electives, students can discover passions that may guide their career path, all while gaining a deeper understanding of their ability to influence the world around them. This is a year for students to truly “flex” their potential, taking ownership of their learning and realizing how their dedication, integrity, and perspective can impact not just their future, but the experiences of those around them. Through a Christ-centred approach, they will refine their leadership skills, making ethical decisions that reflect their faith and positively influence their school and community for the Kingdom of God.

Compulsory Courses

Christian Ethics 20

In Christian Ethics 20, students will explore the relationship between faith and doubt, examine the genres and nature of God as revealed in the Old Testament, and explain the concept of grace within its context. The course also investigates the history of the Church, summarizes key characteristics of various Christian denominations, and examines how this understanding can enhance love for God and others, culminating in a mission project that fosters a faith journey in a global or local community.

English Language Arts 20

ELA 20 is organized around the themes of “Recollection” and “ Anticipation.” The students will study texts that explore the human journey, with particular emphasis on childhood, passages, and anticipation of adulthood. Students will respond to short stories, essays, novels, poetry, and plays in written and oral forms.
 

History 20

History 20 examines the turbulent and exciting events of the 20th century. Students will explore and study the causes and aftermath of the World Wars, the role and effect of dictators, the Cold War, and current global issues. Throughout the course, we will analyze and apply the Dialect to 20th century history and our Christian belief system.

Choose One Mathematics (minimum)
Math Foundations 20

This course is designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for post-secondary studies in programs that do not require the study of theoretical calculus. Topics include: logical reasoning, proportional reasoning, geometry, trigonometry, algebra, statistics and probability.
 

  • Prerequisite: Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10
  • See SK Curriculum for the Math Foundations 20 course. 
Pre-Calculus 20

This pathway is designed to provide students with the mathematical understanding and critical-thinking skills identified for entry into post-secondary programs. Topics include: absolute value, radicals, trigonometry, rational expressions and equations, factoring, quadratic functions, quadratic equations, inequalities, reciprocal functions, sequences and series.
 

  • Prerequisite: Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10
  • See SK Curriculum for the Pre-Calculus 20 course. 
Choose One Science (minimum)
Physical Science 20

Physical Science will allow students to investigate scientific concepts in a hands-on, lab-based manner. Students will investigate the foundations of chemistry, including the mole and quantitative analysis of molecules and chemical reactions, and the characteristics and properties of heat and light, and understand the physical science related career paths.
 

Health Science 20

Students taking Health Science will study the normal and abnormal functioning of various body systems and the tools and techniques used to diagnose those systems. Students will investigate the range of Health Science careers and post-secondary programs available in Saskatchewan.
 

Electives

Communication Media 20

This exciting course explores media and its global impact. Students will continue to scaffold their understanding, skills, and abilities in audio, video, and interactive media production. Communication Media 20 emphasizes professional development in film pre-production, production and, post-production through practical film projects.

Life Transitions 20

Life Transitions 20 provides students with opportunities to explore factors that influence life balance including relationships, personal skills and interests, health self-care, responsible consumerism, citizenship, living independently and well-being.

Media Studies 20

In Media Studies 20, students will explore both the historical and evolving role of mass media in society from a Christian perspective. Areas of focus will include media literacy, social media, marketing, and advertising, with an emphasis on understanding these topics through the lens of Christian values and principles. This course will provide students with a framework to navigate the complex world of mass media and equip them to engage with media in a way that aligns with their faith. This class gives students the critical backing and depth they will need to explain the reasoning behind their own personal beliefs.

  • Prerequisite: English Language Arts 10
  • See SK Curriculum for the Media Studies 20 course. 
Musical Theatre (10/20/30) PAA Survey

The Musical Theatre class is an engaging, hands-on course that immerses students in the practical arts of musicals. Throughout the semester, students explore script analysis, character development, vocal technique, choreography, and stagecraft. The highlight is collaborating with classmates to create and perform a full musical production. This dynamic class offers a unique experience for aspiring Christian performers, directors, artists, and designers, fostering creativity and a deep appreciation for musical theatre.

Photography 20

This course expands on the skills developed in Photography 10. This course will continue to explore the studio setting, various camera techniques, with consistent emphasis on image composition. We will also continue to investigate a variety of advertising formats in black and white and full color illustration in digital techniques.

Physical Education 20

In Physical Education 20, students will continue to develop their understanding of physical literacy. Students will explore health and skill-related fitness through a variety indoor and outdoor physical activities. They will investigate how nutrition, mental health and a physically active lifestyle support personal well-being, will engage in service learning and explore topics of personal interest relevant to Physical Education 20.

Spanish 20

Students will develop a greater knowledge of the Spanish language and cultures of spanish-speaking peoples. Skills will be developed in the areas of reading, writing, listening, and speaking with emphasis on language competency and global citizenship. This course aims to help prepare students for potential ministry in Spanish-speaking countries.

  • Prerequisite: Spanish 10
  • See SK Curriculum for the Spanish 20 course.
Visual Art 20

In Visual Art 20, students take artistic risks, drawing inspiration from diverse sources, including First Nations and Métis perspectives. They create art influenced by global artists, experimenting with various media. Students critique works, analyze global art influences, and explore visual and interdisciplinary pieces addressing diverse worldviews and human rights, preparing for future art-related practices and careers.

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