PEMBERTON SECONDARY SCHOOL



The goal of Pemberton Secondary School is to help all students achieve and to help them develop
the knowledge, skills and attitude necessary to become a happy and productive member of society.

Today's Secondary Schools must try to bridge the gap between the ever changing world of work
and school. As a result, programs and the way they are delivered must also adapt to the changing
world.

PSS Technology Education program has both a theory and hands-on component. It takes some of
the theory learned in math and science and applies it to student projects. Students are then able to
observe these principles at work. A popular unit is engineering. Once the relevant theory has been
covered, students build scaled models and their designs are then tested.

Other programs offered in the school range from English and Science to Fine Arts and Applied Skills.

At PSS career programs combine academic foundation studies, selected studies in a career area,
and related work experience for senior students. PSS offers three career programs:

·Accelerated Secondary Apprenticeship Program.
·Career Preparation
·Co-op Program


The Pemberton Secondary School believe that the role of the school is to develop citizens who have
the attitudes, knowledge, skills, and work habits that are compatible with the needs of our society.

With this in mind, the school goals are:

1.To prepare students intellectually, academically and vocationally so they have the prerequisites
for post-secondary training or the skills needed to join the work force. This process should
include teaching acquisition of information, thinking and decisions making skills, life skills, job
specific skills, and relevance of knowledge and skills to students

2.To enable students to learn positive attitudes toward physical fitness, to learn health and
recreational skills that will help them to make decisions toward healthful living, and to
understand that physical health leads to emotional health.

3.To help students develop personal qualities which will enable them to live happily as
individuals as well as a part of society: self-awareness leading to a positive self-concept,
self-respect and self-confidence; curiosity and a love for learning; satisfaction from
accomplishment; and tolerance, understanding and respect for others.

 


Brian Edwards/Trish Farina
International Education Program
School District No. 48 (Howe Sound)
P.O. Box 250,
Squamish, British Columbia,
Canada, V0N-3G0

Brian Edwards

Trish Farina

Telephone 1-604-892-5228
Fax 1-604-892-1038

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