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multiple gymnasia a performing arts space a technology centre an artificial turf playing field
School Uniform Rundle College is a “uniform school” and students wear their uniforms with pride. Each program has its own unique component to the standard uniform, from the ties to the much-anticipated black vests for our graduating class. Students are required to be in uniform each day unless specifically advised otherwise.
Athletics: Junior Cobra Pride! The success of our Rundle athletics comes from within — from within our athletes, our coaches, our alumni, and our community. The Rundle College Junior Cobras Sport Development Program was introduced in the Spring of 2016 to foster a love of sport and nurture the athletic talents of Rundle’s youngest athletes. Through this grassroots initiative, the Rundle College community comes together to positively influence our future stars and build an exceptional athletic program.
STUDENT SERVICES The mission of Student Services at Rundle is to provide academic guidance, career and post-secondary advising, and social/emotional counselling. This mission aligns with the goal of Rundle to help students discover their potential and to prepare them for an ever-changing world.
Role of Student Services Primary/Elementary A counsellor is available to Primary/Elementary students on a referral basis. The counselling team provides crisis intervention services, if required.
Role of Student Services Junior/Senior High
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Within the Student Services department, counsellors share a number of roles, yet have specialties within the department. School counsellors are available to assist with • Social and Emotional Counselling • Academic Support • Career and Post-Secondary Support Counsellors provide short-term counselling support for students in a number of different areas including, but not limited to, conflict resolution, depression, self-harm, and grief and loss. The team works closely with administration on schoolrelated matters such as tracking student progress, monitoring academic and personal development, and crisis intervention. Academic support is offered to students in groups and individual sessions, as per directed by the department. There is also significant support offered to teachers to aid students’ academic development in the classroom. In addition, the department provides comprehensive career and post-secondary support for students from junior high through high school: Grade 9 High School Planning • Goal setting and learning styles assessment • High school course plan Grade 10 Career Direction and Exploration • Self assessments • Post-secondary and career explorations • Review high school course plan Grade 11 Career Exploration and Post-Secondary Planning • Strong Interest Inventory • Post-secondary research • Connect high school plan with university requirements • Canadian and international admission support Grade 12 One-On-One Support with Post-Secondary Admissions • Individualized support with admissions, transcripts, and scholarships • Parent and student presentations • Connections with post-secondary representatives
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