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Current Grade 9 Student Portal Course Selection HOW-TO video.

Current Terry Fox Grade 9 students will be selecting their Grade 10 courses through the student portal. Please CLICK HERE for a how-to video.

Current Grade 9 Student Portal Course Selection HOW-TO video.

Current Terry Fox Grade 9 students will be selecting their Grade 10 courses through the student portal. Please CLICK HERE for a how-to video.

Terry Fox incoming Grade 9 Student Brochure. Class of 2025!

Please CLICK HERE to review the brochure. Make sure to click on the embedded videos within each department.
CLICK HERE for Tour de Fox Video!

Terry Fox incoming Grade 9 Student Brochure. Class of 2025!

Bell Schedule for Third Quarter Beginning Feb 2nd 2021

A and B blocks are two and a half hours long but 30 minutes of that time is something called Flex time. It isn’t the same Flex we instituted last year, but rather it is flexible instructional time that we are using to support our students in a variety of ways.

Sometimes Flex time will be used to teach Career 12 and Digital Literacy 10 lessons. Sometimes it will be used as additional teaching time for some or all of the students in a class. Sometimes the time will be used for students to connect with a counsellor, Career Facilitator or youth worker. Sometimes the time will be used to hold school-wide virtual assemblies or lessons to support the health and wellness of our students. It will also be used to support students who need targeted help in the learning centre.

There will be days when all of this time is used, but there will also be times when it is not required. Sometimes specific grades will be staying for flex time, while others are dismissed. By utilizing Flex time in this manner it also allows us staggered release times for students to ease congestion in the hallways, parking lot and buses. Students will know in advance what days they are expected to remain for Flex to help with planning.

School District 43 Updates re: COVID-19 Pandemic Response

Updates posted here as they become available.

School District 43 Updates re: COVID-19 Pandemic Response

Daily Health Check

Parents and caregivers are required to perform a daily health check with their child(ren) at home prior to attending school.

Daily K-12 Health Check App

Stage 2 Health and Safety Protocols: K-12 for Parents

Based upon COVID-19 Guidance for K-12 School Settings –Advice from the BC Centre for Disease Control, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education and WorkSafe BC

UPDATED: February 5, 2021

Superintendent's Letter to Families - Streamlined COVID Notifications

(02-19-2021)

Superintendent's Letter to Families - Safety Guidelines Update (02-04-2021)

For more information or see B.C.'s K-12 Back to School Plan website.

Pink Shirt Day - February 24th 2021

Ms. Hoey and Beata our Youth Worker, along River (Grade 10) and Robin (Grade 9) are bringing awareness to anti bullying at our school.
Pink Shirt Day - February 24th 2021

Ms. Hoey and Beata our Youth Worker, along River (Grade 10) and Robin (Grade 9) are bringing awareness to anti bullying at our school.
Christmas Giving At Terry Fox Secondary

Many new toys and clothing were donated through our "Adopt An Angel" program by staff and students, including alumni students. Staff also donated towards creating 12 Christmas Hampers for some of our less fortunate families.
Deck The Halls and Doors

Teachers and students decorated their doors in this past month! This was Mr. Haerdi's classroom door in the Tech Ed wing. Click on the READ MORE link below to see the others.

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Woodworking Projects in Applied Tech 9 Class

Taryn Knezy on left (Grade 9) and Clara Howorth on right (Grade 9) display their work in Applied Tech 9 Class.
Woodworking Projects in Applied Tech 9 Class

Ella Rollins with her cutting board made in Applied Tech 9 class (Grade 9)
Drafting Class

Thanks to Mr. Csuka's drafting classes, fellow Ravens Charles Escalona (Grad ‘21) and Gabe Fulton (Grad ‘22) put hard work into designing and painting a masterpiece of a sign to showcase above the Ravens Den Doorway. With additional help from Beata Dudziak (Youth Worker) and Mr Haerdi for jump starting the project, make sure to come by the Ravens Den and check it out!
Drafting Class

Thanks to Mr. Csuka's drafting classes, fellow Ravens Charles Escalona (Grad ‘21) and Gabe Fulton (Grad ‘22) put hard work into designing and painting a masterpiece of a sign to showcase above the Ravens Den Doorway. With additional help from Beata Dudziak (Youth Worker) and Mr Haerdi for jump starting the project, make sure to come by the Ravens Den and check it out!
A Thoughtful Gesture

Two of our wonderful Educational Assistants, Ms. Deborah Boch and Ms. Elizabeth Haase took the time to create some sidewalk art reminding our staff and visitors coming to Terry Fox that we need to remember to social distance at all times and places.
Laurier Football Scholarships For Dawson Hodge and Ethan Elliott

Dawson Hodge (Grad ‘19) and Ethan Elliott (Grad ‘20) have both earned scholarships to Laurier in Waterloo Ontario. We wish them both well!
Rock School Students, Matthew Georgescu and Zoey Taylor Performing at Rock The Fox!

After Rock the Fox was snowed out on Wednesday, January 15th, our Rock School students rallied together on Thursday, January 16th to present all 24 rock school bands at our matinee show that was attended by a capacity audience from Kway Middle and James Park Elementary Schools, and then our students rocked again for another four hour near capacity concert in the evening for our Terry Fox school community. Rock School would like to thank everyone who attended Rock the Fox in support of our music program. Photo credits go to Scott Place (Red Lenses Photo) and Cameron Fletcher .
Terry Fox Country Music Club Performance

The Terry Fox Country Music Club will be dancing at the halftime show for the Harlem Globetrotters this Friday, January 31st, 7pm at the Abbotsford Center. Wish us luck!!
The 9th Annual Terry Fox Term 1 Chess Championship Wrapped Up!

Dozens of students braved the weather to show up on a cold, snowy Saturday to support the event. The camaraderie was evident (as depicted in the picture) as was the competition, all fighting for bragging rights going into next term. But in the end, it was Nicholas Garofalo running away with the top prize and was crowned this year's "Chess Champion!" Karar Al Tamimi won the "Most Improved Player" award, with "Top Female" going to Paris Morgan and Lacee Wannop! Yelim Goo won the "Most Inspirational" award! Congratulations to all competitors! We will see you all in June when we do it again.
Environmental Students Win Grant With District Wide Winter Shutdown Contest

During the last week before winter break the Environmental Students Participated in the District wide Winter Shutdown Campaign & Contest. Our students educated classes and brought awareness to the positive effect that unplugging devices when not in use can have on our ecological footprint. Our hard work paid off- we won the contest- the Terry Fox Environmental students have earned a $250 grant!
Leadership Students Present Money to the Terry Fox Foundation

Leadership Students Yousef Raisi and Beza Sharangabo donate a $1000 cheque to the Terry Fox Foundation. This money was raised from our Krispy Kreme doughnut sale. Thanks to all who supported our Fundraiser!
Ravens Senior Girls Basketball

Ravens crush their learning curve: Fast-rising Terry Fox girls hoops squad starts Quad-A season at No. 6, ready to embrace new challenges featured in Varsity Letters. Our girls are playing The Big Ticket Tournament at Abbotsford Secondary this week.

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Cross Country Participants Going to Provincials - November 2, 2019

We have 7 of our 9 runners going to Provincials! The whole Senior Boys Team qualified for Provincials including Jacob Wadhwani - 1st Place, Tyler Miller - 20th Place, Jordan Scott - 26th Place, Jake McFarland and Tyler Stack.

Senior Girls that qualified are Meya Hikichi - 13th Place, Taylor Morris - 14th Place. Viola Carcaterra and Riccardo Romeo also ran extremely hard throughout the entire Cross Country Season and will be joining the team to cheer everyone on!

Provincials are this Saturday, November 2nd, 2019 in Abbotsford.
Rock School Alumni Visit

On September 19th, Terry Fox Rock School Alumni, Brayson Wong, Austin Ledyard, Myles Philpott, and Michael Kragelj from the indie band, Royal Oak did an amazing job sharing with our music students their insights and experience from three Canadian tours that supported their EP and two albums. Thank you and best wishes for continued success Royal Oak!
Visit From Premier, Minister and Mr. Fox

Terry Fox Secondary and our LINK Crew was honoured to host Premier John Horgan, Minister Mike Farnworth and Mr. Fred Fox who came to support the recent Terry Fox Run.
We are proud of the work we do supporting the Terry Fox Foundation and we are looking forward to the upcoming School Run on the 26th.
The 8th Annual Terry Fox Chess Championship

The 8th Annual Terry Fox Chess Championship concluded over the weekend and what an event it was. As usual, dozens of kids showed up on a Saturday all vying for bragging rights, and it was anyone's guess who would end up on top. In the end, it was Terry Lin who walked away with the honors and was crowned this year's "Terry Fox Chess Champion!" As well, Kaylin Sinclair and Nicole Dupuis won the "Top Female" award with Hudson McManus winning the "Most Improved Player" award. Finally, a special mention goes out to Mohammad Al Diab who was awarded the "Most Inspirational" award. Congratulations to all the participants who helped make the event so special. See you again next year!
2019 Power Of Ideas Science Fair

Congratulations to all of our 2019 Power of Ideas Science Fair Winners!
Grad 2019

Terry Fox Admin, teachers and support staff help celebrate with 2019 Grads at the Vancouver Trade & Convention Centre on Saturday, May 25th. A good time was had by all!
Ethan Jang, former grad student of Terry Fox, was awarded the 2018 Community Service Award. This award was delivered by the RCMP, Officer In Command for Ethan's participation in assisting two female seniors on Canada Day last summer.
Science Fair Speed Dating

Science Fair Speed Dating - Sharing and collaborating to prepare for Hannah Myles' Semester 2 Science Fair on the 23rd.
Odyssey of the Mind - Provincial Champions

On Saturday April 13th, two of the Odyssey of the Mind teams competed in the BC Provincial Tournament. Both teams worked hard preparing for the competition since January, and their effort won one team top place with a gold medal, qualifying them for the World Championship in Michigan in May. This is the first time Terry Fox Secondary is represented in the Odyssey of the Mind World Championship and they are excited for the opportunity to prepare for their final competition. The other team received second place with a silver medal. The two teams would like to thank their coaches Ms. Cho, Ms. Mazucco and Ms Chung for their support this past year.
Team members include:
Eric Kim, Tanya Thomas, Lynn Kaufmann, Cassidy Williams, Meya Hikichi, Heather Jamieson, Natalie Phuong, Aura Silva, Jared Karunaharan, Marc Asamoah, Livia Marino, Mina Kim
Terry Fox Robotics Club

Our Terry Fox Robotics Club represented Fox admirably at their final VEX competition on April 6th at BCIT. Great Job Team!
Terry Fox Girls Junior Basketball Win Provincial Championship!

Our Terry Fox Girls Jr Basketball dream team win it all! No. 1-seeded Terry Fox Ravens, a team made up exclusively of ninth graders beat the No. 2-seeded Kelowna Owls 76-36 in the title game! Well done girls!

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SD43 Pink Shirt Day - February 27th 2019

Terry Fox PE Department participate in Pink Shirt Day along with the rest of Terry Fox Secondary. All proceeds go to Kidsport Charity.
Terry Fox Innovation Society's Hobby Exclusive Keychain Contest

Congratulations to Dylan Losier (center left) and Ittai Geliebter (center right), who each won $25 for Terry Fox Innovation Society's Hobby Exclusive Keychain Contest! Great Job!
Leadership Students & Blakeburn Kindergarten Class

Leadership 12 students, Cole, Fabian, and Joey sitting with their Blakeburn Elementary “buddies” on January 15th. Leadership students have been working at Blakeburn in the Kindergarten class for the past 4 months and it was a great day to give our buddies a tour of Terry Fox and first hand science experiements on our last class together.
Terry Fox Chess Term I

This year's Terry Fox Term 1 Chess tournament concluded on the weekend with a bang! With over 70 participants showing up on a Saturday, it was a beauty! In the end, it was a two way tie for first place with Terry Lin and Keven Valladares taking home the honors. "Most Improved," were James Powell and Alex Figner, with Kaylin Sinclair taking home the "Top Female" award. A special mention goes out to 5 year old Marko Radic (see photo) for competing! Congratulations to all participants in making this year's event so special. We'll see everyone in June when we get to do it again!

Thank you,
Terry Fox Leadership Students Travel To DownTown Eastside

Our Senior Leadership students travelled to Vancouver downtown eastside December 12th with their teacher Dean Whitson. Thanks for everyone’s support for making this happen and for the clothing donations. It was a team effort. Doug Corbett drove the school bus and our Aboriginal youth worker Frances Bolton led our group on the walk. Nicole Hadden made all the cookies in advance! Thankyou too Amanda Herdman as well, whose knitting group made over 50 toques that were given out. Our students did a great job, showing respect and spreading some holiday cheer. It definitely makes us all appreciate our lives.
Model UN Club At The COVMUN Conference

The Model UN Club representing Terry Fox at the the COVMUN Conference in downtown Vancouver at the Convention Centre on December 8th 2018.
Senior Girls Basketball Team Travel to California

Our Senior Girls travelled to California this past week December 2018 to play games and visit Disneyland.
We ForShe Conference on November 16th

Our students had a beautiful day at the We For She conference in Vancouver learning about being the next generation of leaders.
Minnekhada DNA Extraction

Terry Fox Grade 10 Science Honours working with the Middle School students at Minnekada on DNA Extraction lab.
Leadership Students Present $$ To Terry Fox Foundation

Leadership students, Kloey Varyu, Danica Di Giovanni, and Paige Foulds presented Kirsten Fox, from the Terry Fox Foundation, a $2000 cheque on behalf of our school. The money was raised from our school wide doughnut fundraiser. Thanks for all your support!!
Staff Halloween Photo
Terry Fox Teachers' Volleyball Tournament!

Terry Fox's first ever Intramural Teachers' Volleyball Tournament was a great success! Thanks to all of you who played and good luck in next Friday's "MAKE SOME NOISE" Championship Final featuring "Pure Talent = Sweet Victory" and "A Wrinkle in Time". Lots of prizes for students... you don't want miss it!
Teachers Readying Up For The Terry Fox School Run!

Leadership students collected toonies before, during and after school to make a total of just over $1600 that Terry Fox Secondary will be donating to the Terry Fox Foundation.
Science Classes Visit the Planetarium

Science students and teachers visit the Planetarium at the HR MacMillan Space Centre to study Astronomy.

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Rock The Fox - May 15th, 16th & 17th

Tickets for evening shows Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, May 15th, 16th, & 17th, tickets are only $5 each and can be purchased from our rock school students, music office, or at the doors at 6:30pm prior to each show. Click on the link below that features performance video of one of our bands that is centred around our international students.

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Exhibit "Imaginings" at Leigh Square Place till June 25th

The City of Port Coquitlam welcomed the public to the opening reception of Imaginings by the students of Terry Fox and Riverside Senior Secondary Schools on April 30, 2018 from 7:00pm-9:00pm in the Michael Wright Art Gallery, 2253 Leigh Square Place, Port Coquitlam. The exhibit is free and the reception includes complimentary refreshments and light snacks.
The exhibit runs April 30 – June 25, 2018. For more information on arts, culture, and heritage activities offered at Leigh Square Community Arts Village, call 604.927.8440 or visit the City of Port Coquitlam website.
Exhibit "Imaginings" at Leigh Square Place till June 25th

The City of Port Coquitlam welcomed the public to the opening reception of Imaginings by the students of Terry Fox and Riverside Senior Secondary Schools on April 30, 2018 from 7:00pm-9:00pm in the Michael Wright Art Gallery, 2253 Leigh Square Place, Port Coquitlam. The exhibit is free and the reception includes complimentary refreshments and light snacks.
The exhibit runs April 30 – June 25, 2018. For more information on arts, culture, and heritage activities offered at Leigh Square Community Arts Village, call 604.927.8440 or visit the City of Port Coquitlam website.
Odyssey Of The Mind

On April 7th, two Odyssey of the Mind teams competed at the BC Provincial Final. One of the teams composed of Simon Rai, Lucas Lazzaroni, Eric Kim, Joleen Su, Anastasiya Zhukova, Tai Jiun (Terry) Lin and Hyunjun Ko was presented an animal-themed performance that centered around a balsa wood structure. The structure they built weighed 15 grams and was able to hold upwards of 500 pounds during a practice run - a feat which had never been accomplished before in the BC finals. They went into the competition hoping to win, but things didn’t go as planned and they finished in 2nd place. The Mokumenatry team composed of Justin Ayotte, Livia Marino Horvath, Heather Jamieson, Mina Kim, Natalie Phuong, Tanya Thomas and Esther Ng (with the moral support of Aura Silvia) was tasked with a problem to twist a classic fairy and be creative with the elements of it. All of this in a span of five months. With hard work and strong efforts, the Mokumentary team was awarded 3rd place out of the many other schools that took part.
Be The Love Legacy Project Update by Katie Streeper, The Founder of Be the Love

It’s not just any school but one that serves some of the most underprivileged kids in the area. We work with many kids that attend this school and recently we came to know about their breakfast program. Parents pay the equivalent of $0.80, and their children are given breakfast porridge every day for an entire term. Great, right?
Not quite...Out of a school of 240 students, only 90 kids could afford it. The rest went without. And a vast majority went without any food for the entire day - no breakfast, no lunch, no snacks... Teachers shared stories of kids collapsing during gym class, students not returning after lunch, enrollment being impacted ...So with your support we decided we could do something. We tasked the school administration to come up with a list of 50 kids who were the hardest hit l, spending the entire day at school without food, and we (YOU) paid for breakfast for them. A couple days ago I went to check on them and was amazed to find out that now the ENTIRE school is getting breakfast! 240 kids! The school administration was so touched by our contribution, they also added additional money from their school budget to ensure no child would be left out. The incredible ripple of love! Small acts have potential to create big impact! THANK YOU for showing up and volunteering your time to fundraise for us!!! Your efforts are making a BIG difference!
Terry Fox Leadership Students and Teachers Support Humboldt

Thank you for all the support with Jerseys for Humboldt. It was great to see all the jerseys and green clothing throughout the school. In addition, we collected $500 in donations, which will go towards the Humboldt GoFundMe page. I have also included the picture taken at lunch that was posted on twitter to this email. Lastly, special thanks to Dave, Denis, Mark and the admin for all their help and support.
Regional Skills Canada Competition

Students  from the carpentry apprenticeship program at Terry Fox is a partnership program with BCIT. Carpentry students get to compete in the regional Skills Canada competition which was held at Samuel Robertson Technical school competing against carpentry students from our region where they are tested on their carpentry skills and knowledge. The gold medalist then progresses to the provincial level Skills Canada competition which is held at the Tradex center in Abbotsford. There the student will compete against all the other carpentry gold medalists from around the province of BC. The winner of that competition would then get to move on to the Nationals.
Gold Medalist, Ryan Palk   Terry Fox student currently working towards his level 1 carpentry apprenticeship
Silver Medalist, Matthew Rempel Terry Fox student working towards his level 1 carpentry apprenticeship Bronze Medalist, Andrew Stocker  Gleneagle  student working towards his level 1 carpentry apprenticeship.
Blakeburn Lagoon Reclamation Project

When Blakeburn Lagoons Park opens in spring 2018, it will be a peaceful oasis where people can go to commune with nature and experience a functioning wildlife habitat. Some of our Grade 9 Terry Fox Students worked with the City of Port Coquitlam planting trees.
Blakeburn Lagoon Reclamation Project

When Blakeburn Lagoons Park opens in spring 2018, it will be a peaceful oasis where people can go to commune with nature and experience a functioning wildlife habitat. Some of our Grade 9 Terry Fox Students worked with the City of Port Coquitlam planting trees.
Blakeburn Lagoon Reclamation Project

When Blakeburn Lagoons Park opens in spring 2018, it will be a peaceful oasis where people can go to commune with nature and experience a functioning wildlife habitat. Some of our Grade 9 Terry Fox Students worked with the City of Port Coquitlam planting trees.
"A Dog’s most defining characteristic is their loyalty. They will never abandon their friends, family or work. Honest and just, they are popular in social circles. Everyone needs a Dog friend for advice and help. They are also good at helping others find and fix their bad habits. Despite how they act, they are worried and anxious inside. However, they will not let this stop them. Once they decide on something, no one can persuade them against it."
The 6th Annual Term 1 Terry Fox Chess Championship

Despite the cold and rain, dozens of kids from every grade showed up last Saturday to put their wits and strategies against each other in the game they love! This year's winners were James Wang and Garrett Martel. As well, the "Top Female" award went to Marta Kaznowska (who’s torturing her poor opponent in the picture) and the "Most Improved" award went to Jovan Sekhon. Finally, a special mention goes out to Zack Neff-Bauman who won our "Terry Fox Most Inspirational award!" Congratulations to all participants for making the event so special! We will see you again next term’s end.
eSports Club Tournament

School District 43 organized their first eSports tournament at Heritage Woods. The team from Fox did amazing and showed an impressive level of coordination, winning the A team match and going losing 1-2 in the B team match. Go Fox Go.
Our Swim Team

Our Girls Medley Relay is officially the fastest in the province! That trophy is going to look good in our display cabinet for the next year! Congratulations to Naiya, Hannah, Sinéad. and Emma! And another congratulations to Hannah for her bronze medal in the 50m Breaststroke. Some other notable and strong finishes, congrats to: Hannah finished 4th in 100m IM, Brian finished 4th in 100m Backstroke, Naiya took 5th in 100m IM, Emma took 6th in 100m Freestyle,
Ethan Young, Landon Thurbide, Ivan Zheng and Josh Kim for coming 15th for the Boys 200 Medley. Go Swimmers!
Aboriginal Education Career Fair

Aboriginal Education hosted an Aboriginal Career Fair for all Aboriginal Students in the district. The fair occured on Tuesday, November 28th @Terry Fox Sec Library.
Cross Country Team

Our Cross Country team did awesome at the Triple C’s Cross Country meet at Munday Park! Our Junior Boys placed first as a team in their 4.7 km Cross Country race and our Senior boys placed second as a team in their 6.3 km race. All of our runners ran well and we had 8 of them finished in the top 10 of their categories!
Terry Fox Secondary School Run

It was a beautiful day for our National School Terry Fox Run! 1500 plus students and staff members ran or walked in support of the Terry Fox Foundation. Leadership students were collecting “Twoonies for Terry” all day long.

First place boys and girls winners in the Terry Fox School run on Thursday, September 28th are Kyle Huish (Grade 10) and
Brooke Dyke (Grade 11). Well done!
The 5th Annual Terry Fox Chess Championship

The Championship concluded June 10th, and what an event it was! Dozens of kids from every grade filled up our commons to battle wits and strategies against each other for school supremacy--and bragging rights! This year's winners were James Wang and Garrett Martel. As well, "Top Female" award went to Brie McCrady and "Most Improved" awards were given to Kyler Kautzman and Megan Harris (depicted here). Finally, a special mention goes out to Zack Neff-Bauman who won our "Terry Fox Most Inspirational award!" Congratulations to all participants for making the event so spectacular! We will see you again next term.
Rock The Fox Performancess May 17th & 18th

2017 Spring Concerts on Wednesday and Thursday, May 17th & 18th at 7pm. Students presented 20 bands over two nights and will be performing some great original songs and amazing cover tunes by the following artists:
Wednesday, May 17th: Sunset Rollerblade Kids, Of Monsters & Men, Panic at the Disco, Frank Ocean, Ed Sheeran, Fleetwood Mac, Sex Pistols, Billy Talent, Nirvana, and an original metal set featuring Kyle Scott.
Thursday, May 18th: The Tragically Hip, Twenty-one Pilots, Hannah Montana, Coheed & Cambria, Rhianna, Hole, Adele, James Arthur, Snow Patrol, Elvis, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Job for a Cowboy, and Blood Bath.
Terry Fox Athletic Leadership Students

Terry Fox ATHLETIC Leadership students (not to be confused with Leadership students) volunteering as Camp Counsellors at Castle Park Elementary year end camp at Lake Evans.
Terry Fox Ravens Rugby

Congratulations as Terry Fox Ravens win first-ever B.C. high school rugby crown!! Read the story on the Varsity Letters website.

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Congrats to our TF team at the BCHS championships:
14th 4 x 100 Sr men’s team of Cade Cote, Dom Faustino, Liam Cumarasamy and Matt Lew-Henrickson
12th in Javelin Jake McFarland
8th in 3000m Jacob Wadwhani
Three Bronze medals in each of Shotput, Discus and Javelin Jv Patry-Smith
Silver for Liam Espedido
Terry Fox Innovation Society (3D printing club)

Matteo Jang and his group of Physics 12 students 3D designed this yellow ruler stand as an important part of their independent inquiry based experiment. Matteo is a member of our Terry Fox Innovation Society (3D Printing Club) and also created a fantastic custom water bottle holder for his mountain bike.
Grade Nine Art Students

Ms. Olga Dodic's Grade Nine Art students showing off their tie-dye experiments.
Terry Fox Chess Team Plays Heritage Woods!

The Terry Fox Chess Team at Heritage Woods for a friendly chess match. Fox won and is undefeated in match play! Congratulations Team!
Leadership Classes Go To Downtown Eastside May 10th 2017

Dean Whitson's Leadership classes handed out hotdogs, cookies (made by the Foods classes) clothing and toiletries at Oppenheimer Park May 10th 2017. Joanne Martin from the office organized all the food and gave a few special "Tarp Blankets" out that were collected by the Leo's club and sewn by Kathy Hess' Textile class. A real group effort! The weather was good and the students were excellent!
Leadership Classes Go To Downtown Eastside May 10th 2017

Dean Whitson's Leadership classes handed out hotdogs, cookies (made by the Foods classes) clothing and toiletries at Oppenheimer Park May 10th 2017. Joanne Martin from the office organized all the food and gave a few special "Tarp Blankets" out that were collected by the Leo's club and sewn by Kathy Hess' Textile class. A real group effort! The weather was good and the students were excellent!
Skills squad helping out at the GOAL clothing drive
TD Banks in Port Coquitlam donate to our football program!

Three Port Coquitlam branches of the Toronto Dominion bank donated $1500 to the football program. The branch managers posed with the team when they dropped by our 7 on 7 practice to present the cheque. Terry Fox is very thankful for the TD bank for their community support!
Terry Fox Ravens Wrestling Team

The Terry Fox Ravens wrestling team travelled to Salmon Arm in March to compete in the Provincial Championships. Though five Ravens qualified, only three were able to make the trip. For these three wrestlers this would be the final competition of their careers. Congratulations to the graduating grade twelve wrestlers who competed in Salmon Arm – Robert Widmer, Connor Bingham, and Bryan Cortes - and also to grade twelve wrestler Alex Domingo, who was unable to make the trip. These wrestlers represented our school and our district extremely well, especially in the way they conducted themselves on this epic road trip.
Congratulations to our Terry Fox Cheer Team!

CONGRATS to the Ravens Competitive Cheerleading Team!
The Terry Fox Cheerleading team competed this past weekend at ATC FEEL THE POWER Cheer competition at UBC. They came in 3rd Place out of 6 teams in the Senior Level 2 Division. The team is preparing now to compete this weekend at their final and biggest competition of the season at SEA TO SKY International Cheerleading Championships!
Congrats again to our Ravens Cheer Team, We are proud of you!
Terry Fox Innovation Society

The 3D printed silver sheath that protects the student from the cut glass tubing was made when we ran out of the usual black sheaths for a Physics 12 lab on circular motion. It is very light took less than an hour to design and print. Best of all, it eliminates all shipping costs and only costs pennies in material. Students can learn how to 3D print objects in our new club called ‘Terry Fox Innovation Society’ every day at lunch in room 104.
Terry Fox Link Crew Supports the Surrey Shoebox Project

This November, the Terry Fox Link Crew has been busy supporting the Surrey Shoebox project. These shoeboxes are filled with much needed items, such as warm weather gear, toiletries and other personal care items. Link Crew students, fundraised, donated and purchased enough items to build 51 (one more than their goal) shoeboxes to be donated. We also had numerous donations from generous Terry Fox staff members that helped us reach this goal.
The recipients of these boxes come from an array of different backgrounds, including seniors 55+, new and expecting mothers and women of Aboriginal ancestry. Many of these women have fled abusive relationships and are now transitioning into a safer living environment. Depending on the shelter/transition house, women may be able to stay between a few weeks and several months. Sometimes when times are rough, it seems like all hope is lost and there is nowhere left to turn. The shoebox gift is a powerful reminder to recipients that they are not alone and that they are a valued and respected member of their community.

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Ravens Are AAA Sr Football BC Champions!

The Raven's Coaching Staff are so proud of our young men who are once again AAA SR FOOTBALL BC CHAMPIONS after an exciting OT game at BC Place on Sat night. The Raven's defeated a very strong Notre Dame team 17-14 in OT on a 29 yard field goal by Devin Passaglia. Making the win even more incredible was that several key members of the squad were battling the Flu. Demonstrating true Terry Fox perseverance and pride the boys continued to battle and got the job done! Matthew Shuen and Jeremie Kankoglongo won players of the game awards! Congrats guys...... 2016 BC Champs!

School News

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Fox Spring Spirit Store Open till March 14th

February 23, 2021

Terry Fox School clothing merchandise in now on Sale at Terry Fox. Hoodies, Crew neck, Sweatpants, T shirts, Long sleeve T's and Hats!!! Have a look at the online store...

Commencement 2021

February 12, 2021

Graduation Commencement planning is well under way and we need some important information from you. Gowns need to be ordered well in advance of the ceremony so please complete...

For Parents: Stage 2 Health and Safety Protocols K-12, Updated February 9, 2021

February 11, 2021

Based upon COVID-19 Guidance for K-12 School Settings, please find attached recommendations from the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC), from the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education...

Grad 2021 Fundraiser MERIDIAN MEATS GIFT CARDS

February 10, 2021

Grad 2021 will look a little different for our students this year, and we are still determined to give them a little something memorable! We have started fundraising,...

FAQ and Answers for Parents based on the chat from the Parents As Education and Career Coaches Workshop on Nov 25th, 2020

November 30, 2020

Please click on the link below for Questions and Answers on Workshop that was held on November 25th 2020. FAQforParentsPostSecondary2020.pdf

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District News

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Superintendent's letter to families re: Streamlined COVID-19 notification process

February 19, 2021

February 19, 2021 Dear SD43 families and staff,
Effective immediately, Fraser Health is rolling out a streamlined notification process in the event of a COVID exposure...

Superintendent's Letter to Families - Safety Guidelines Update

February 04, 2021

February 4, 2021 Dear SD43 families,
I am writing to advise you of important information regarding changes to the Provincial COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines to align with...

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BCIT "Electrical Trades for Women"

25 Feb 2021

5:00 PM- 6:00 PM

BCIT "Electrical Trades for Women"

Feb 25, 2021

05:00 PM - 06:00 PM

This program also provides graduates with the theory and practical skills necessary to enter the electrical trade. The electrical worker plans, assembles, installs, tests, repairs and maintains electrical equipment and systems in commercial, industrial and marine facilities.

Get inspired. Check out the BCIT Electrical Trades for Women video.

Attend this online information session to learn more and have your questions answered.

Thursday, February 25, 2020
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Zoom details will be emailed to registrants REGISTER NOW: https://www.bcit.ca/event/electrical-foundation-online-info-session-for-women-3/
ProD Day

26 Feb 2021

All Day

ProD Day

Feb 26, 2021

All Day
SFU Summer Camps Volunteering Opportunities

03 Mar 2021

4:00 PM- 5:00 PM

SFU Summer Camps Volunteering Opportunities

Mar 03, 2021

04:00 PM - 05:00 PM

Topic: SFU Camps Volunteer Presentation- SD43
Time: Mar 3, 2021 04:00 PM Vancouver

Join Zoom Meeting
https://sfu.zoom.us/j/68890718290?pwd=blRSRHBMbXErL1FmemdsUDBuWkxzZz09

Meeting ID: 688 9071 8290
Password: 782197
BCIT info session for SD43

04 Mar 2021

4:00 PM- 5:00 PM

BCIT info session for SD43

Mar 04, 2021

04:00 PM - 05:00 PM

online

Join the meeting here:
https://bcit.zoom.us/j/82876060024?pwd=Y1F0eEhUajB2ZEVVeHBXcU85UHhBZz09

Meeting ID: 828 7606 0024
Password: 674593
Q3 Flip

08 Mar 2021

All Day

Q3 Flip

Mar 08, 2021

All Day