Home economics education helps students to interpret and understand the world of family and work, and to identify and solve challenges that occur in their daily lives.

Welcome to the Department of Business Education.

The Industrial Technology Department is designed to teach students a hands-on approach to learning.

The North Surrey Information Technology Department provides students with the opportunity to explore both the academic and creative sides of IT

North Surrey's Culinary Arts program is the art of preparing and cooking foods.

Choreographers and dancers, playwrights and actors, composers and musicians . . .

Welcome to the North Surrey BASES program! BASES stands for Building Social, Academic, and Employment Skills.

Counsellors facilitate the educational, personal, social, emotional and career development of students in the school system.

Want to explore the world on a zero dollar budget? Interested in how others think? Keen on mastering the art of persuasion? Oh, you will love it here.

The goal of Humanities is to develop thoughtful, responsible active citizens that can acquire information to consider multiple perspectives and make reasoned judgment.

The language program aims to enable students to communicate in the target language and develop an openness to cultural diversity.

For more information click on North Surrey's Learning Support Website . On it you can find academic resources, study skills videos, and support for transitioning out of high school. ​

At our school students have opportunities to learn a variety of basic numeracy skills in the junior grades and advanced university math in senior courses

The mission of Physical Education at North Surrey Secondary is to empower students to sustain regular, lifelong physical activity as a foundation for a healthy, productive and fulfilling life

The North Surrey Secondary Science Department is a constantly evolving collaborative team of professionals, who in a supportive and safe learning environment, teach responsibility and life-long skills through the context of science.

Social studies, as defined in the BC curriculum, is a multidisciplinary subject that draws from the social sciences and humanities to study human interaction and natural and social environments.