PROGRAMS

Our junior and senior programs are full-time semester long programs delivered by qualified teachers at D.P. Todd Secondary. Both programs are taught using a project based approach and are designed to meet BC's New Curriculum and Core Competencies. All three programs collaborate together, this creates mentorship opportunities and builds a strong sense of community among our students.

SENIOR PROGRAM

Students will participate on an active trapline in the Prince George region.

Students will learn about safe and humane trapping technology, sustainable harvest and wildlife management, wildlife biology, fur handling techniques, and international fur trade.

Students will get hands on experience building trap sets, skinning and fleshing furbearers, maintaining trapline trails, and clearing culverts from nuisance beavers.

Traditional knowledge from local Indigenous elders will be shared with the students on the land.

Students will explore historical and cultural knowledge through a project based approach.

Students will begin to develop skills in a wide variety of outdoor and shop based activities.

Students will participate in a number of day long/multi-day wilderness outings, engaging in activites such as hiking, canoeing, fishing, trapping, bushcraft and more.

Students will be introduced to the engineering design process

COURSE CREDITS:

English 10
Social Studies 10
Outdoor Education 10
Physical Education 10
ADST 10
CLE 10

Students will design and build projects in a shop class environment.

Students will participate in a number of day long/multiday wilderness outings, engaging in activities such as hiking, canoeing, fishing, trapping, bushcraft and more.