Unique Programs
Flexible Pathways Inclusive Education
Please visit https://www.eics.ab.ca/programs/pathways-program for information on the EICS Flexible Pathways program to ensure students with complex learning needs are successful.
Performing Arts - NOT RUNNING FOR THE 2021-2022 YEAR
The Performing Arts have the power to engage students in a dynamic educational experience, where they can uncover and explore their God-given talents. The arts allow for students to develop creativity, ingenuity, empathy and innovation, which are the keys to success in today’s complex, changing world. Students will have an in-depth experience through:
- Drama
- Music
- Movement and Dance
- Supplemental classes in Media and Set Design
Students will work towards a culminating project(s), such as a Broadway Musical.
Workshops/Activities include:
A Performing Arts teacher will be present and teach classes, however, whenever possible, professionals in the arts will be employed to conduct workshops with the students.
- Introductory Retreat
- Vocal Production
- Working with Mics
- Theatre Makeup
- Set Design
- Special Costuming
- Prop creation
- Professional Instructors in specialist areas
- Music Appreciation
- Media/Sound
Why Performing Arts at St. Theresa?
- St. Theresa has a beautiful theatre that seats 200 people. There is great potential to develop the arts in this amazing facility. A little known fact, is that there are only a handful of theatres built in Alberta's schools.
- We have experienced teachers who are immersed in the arts world.
Mrs. Congdon-Reitzel has a long lasting love theatre in all of it's form. Growing up in the dance studio and on the stage, her passion for the arts goes past inifinity and beyond. She teaches Performing Arts 6 and 7, along with Musical theatre.
- Skills that are proven to be developed by the arts:
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1. Creativity
2. Confidence
3. Problem Solving
4. Perseverance
5. Focus/Team Work
6. Non-Verbal Communication
7. Receiving Constructive Feedback
8. Collaboration
9. Dedication
10. Accountability
Sport for Life Program Registration is Open for the 2021-2022 year. The deadline to register is April 30, 2021
The mission of the Sport for Life Program is to provide students exposure to a variety of sport and recreation activities in a Catholic environment with the focus on creating life-long active and healthy lifestyles. Students will have the benefit of building athletic skill, along with leadership qualities in a faith-filled setting.
The program is based on the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) model, which is a movement to improve the quality of sport and physical activity in Canada through improved athlete training and better integration between all stakeholders in the sport system, including sport organizations, education, recreation and health
The program will be based on the following curricula:
Physical Education
Health
Career and Technology Foundations
Topics of Study
Sports Leadership
Health and Nutrition
Sports Psychology
Training Principles
Performance Evaluation
Sports Injuries
Sports Careers
Personal Development
Open to Grades 5- 8
Students receive instruction of core subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social, Language Arts and Religion
All classes will be supervised by certified teachers
For specialty sports, certified instructors will be employed to ensure correct training and implementation
Based on Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) and Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD), a developmental pathway whereby athletes follow optimal training, competition, and recovery regimens
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