Excellence
- Graduates from Saskatoon Public Schools are ranked amongst the highest in Canada for student achievement.
- In 2007-2008, the average final grade for an international student was 80%
- 1 international student placed in the top 10 for 2007-2008
- Several former students have received Rhodes Scholarships, Governor General’s medals and Canada scholarships for outstanding performance
- In 2008, two high school students received silver medals at the 14th Annual Canadian Skills Competition (LINK) for their excellence in computer animation
- In 2007, 10 Canadian High Schools competed in CBC’s “Test the Nation” contest (LINK). The #1 team in Canada was from Walter Murray Collegiate in Saskatoon.
- In 2007, grade 10 student Xingju Zhao won the regional competition of the Sanofi-Aventis Biotech Challenge with her investigation into the health benefits of proanthocyanidine, a flavanol found in tree bark. (Click here)
- Since 2002, students from SPS have been National Plaque and Provincial Medalists in the Sun Life Financial Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge
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Athletics
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Students in Grades 9-12 can participate in a variety of activities involving local and provincial competition.
At Evan Hardy Collegiate, 32 provincial championship banners, the most of any high school in the province, hang in the school gymnasium.
Athletic Opportunities include:
- Volleyball
- Golf
- Soccer
- Football
- Cross country
- Curling
- Basketball
- Wrestling
- Badminton
- Track & field
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Students may also choose to participate in recreational non-competitive sports, such as:
- Floor hockey
- Football
- Yoga
- Aerobics
- Frisbee
- Soccer
- Weight lifting
- And more!
Extra-curricular Activities
An extensive extracurricular program enables students to make new friends, develop their interests and learn new skills. Activities include: |
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- Student Council
- Healthy Souls
- Model UN
- Outdoor Education
- Technical Club
- Performing Arts
- Band
- Publications
- Creative Writing
- Community Service
- S.A.V.E. (Students Against Violence Everywhere)
Around Saskatoon
Off campus, there is ample opportunity for students to connect with other teens in the community:
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