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COURSES OFFERED SUMMER 2026
Sec. IV (Grade 10) Math, Science Option (565-426)
Course dates:
Class Dates: Monday, July 20th - Thursday, July 30th (9 AM - 12 PM)
Optional (Add On) IN-PERSON Practice Exam: Friday, July 31st (9 AM - 12 PM) at Sacred Heart
IN-PERSON Exam Dates at Sacred Heart:
Reasoning Monday, August 3rd from 9 AM to 12 PM
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Situational Problem Tuesday, August 4th from 9 AM to 12 PM
Unlike other summer bridge programs, this math course covers all required units, topics, and homework questions to prepare students for the final Ministry of Quebec Evaluation. The course requires an approximate 60 hour commitment, with 27 hours in class and an equal amount of time allotted to practice and review outside of class hours to assure mastery. All materials are provided.
*Please note: Students are responsible for ensuring their current schools will recognize the results obtained over the Summer as prerequisite for advanced Math courses at their school.
Who should take this class:
- Students who successfully completed CST this year and would like to BRIDGE to Sec. V Math, Science Option, next year. Important: Letter of recommendation required (from teacher or advisor; Sacred Heart students are exempt from this letter).
- Students who wish to RETAKE the course to improve their grade.
- Sec. III (Grade 9) students who wish to PREVIEW the course for Sec. IV (in the case there will be no exam and the course is not graded).
Sec. IV (Grade 10) Science, Environmental Science & Technology (558-404)
Course dates:
Class Dates: Monday, July 6th - Thursday, July 16th (8:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
IN-PERSON Exam Date: Friday, July 17th at 9 AM - 12P M
The complete Sec. IV EST Science course includes all the units, topics and homework questions to prepare students taking Physics and Chemistry Sec. V courses. This course will provide the pre-requisite course and credits needed to pursue the sciences in Sec. V. The final grade comes from a combination of homework and the final exam, which is internal, and not created by the Ministry. The course requires an approximate 60 hour commitment, 27 hours in class and an equal amount of time allotted to practice and review outside of class hours to assure mastery. All materials are provided.
Who should take this class:
- Students who completed ST this year and would like to BRIDGE to Sec. V Chemistry and Physics next year. Important: Important: Letter of recommendation required (from teacher or advisor; Sacred Heart students are exempt from this letter).
- Students who wish to RETAKE the course to improve their grade.
- Sec. III (Grade 9) students as a PREVIEW for Sec. IV (in the case there will be no exam and the course is not graded).
Sec. IV (Grade 10) History of Quebec and Canada (585-404)
Course dates:
Class Dates: Thursday, July 16th - Wednesday, July 29th (9 AM-12 PM)
Optional (Add On) IN-PERSON Practice Exam: Thursday, July 30th (9 AM - 12 PM) at Sacred Heart
IN-PERSON Exam Date: Friday, July 31st 9AM - 12PM in person at Sacred Heart.
The Sec. IV History of Quebec and Canada course includes all the units, topics and homework questions to prepare students for the final Ministry of Quebec Evaluation. The course requires an approximate 60 hour commitment, 27 hours in class and an equal amount of time allotted to practice and review outside of class hours to assure mastery. All materials are provided.
Who should take this class:
- Students who are MISSING this course.
- Students who wish to RETAKE the course to improve their grade.
- Sec. III (Grade 9) students as a PREVIEW for Sec. IV (in the case there will be no exam and the course is not graded).
All students should upload their most recent report card with their registration form. Please read the cancellation policy & course guidelines below.
What is a Live Synchronous course
- Courses are delivered via Google Classroom and Google Meet.
- All lectures are live and synchronous, they are not recorded, this means students are engaging in real-time sessions led by the classroom teacher. This includes live teaching, interactive discussions, breakout rooms and the opportunity to ask questions during the sessions.
- The course instructor provides live guidance, corrects assessments, and offers real-time feedback during the course.
What material do I need
- Content, worksheets, and practice work are all available on the Google Classroom, no materials need to be purchased.
Do I have to work outside of class time
- Yes, students are expected to review and complete worksheets outside of the class time.
Does the teacher have office hours
- The teacher will provide time during the three hour class for specific questions, including breakout rooms for more one-on-one questions.
- Weekly virtual office hours and additional support are available upon request.
Do I write a final exam
- Final exams are required for the courses if students are taking the courses for credit.
- All ministry exams are taken in person at Sacred Heart, at a date and time set by the ministry.
- All internal exams are taken in person at Sacred Heart at a date and time set by the school within the ministry summer school session time.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations made within 48 hours of purchase of the course will be reimbursed in full.
- Cancellations made after 48 hours of purchase and before the first day of the course will be reimbursed less a $150 administrative fee.
- Refunds WILL NOT be issued once your course has started.
- Cancellation requests must be made by email to [email protected].
Course General Guidelines
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After registration, students will receive an email to the student email provided at registration with further information.
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Registrations made by June 26th, 2026, will receive the email by July 3rd, 2026.
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Late registrations (only acceptable for Sec. IV (Grade 10) History of Quebec and Canada (585-404)), made between June 27th and July 10th 2025 will receive login information by the day before their class begins.
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Email will include instructions to activate their Sacred Heart email address and how to access the Google Classroom where the class takes place.
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All classes are conducted LIVE, attendance is essential to ensure students don’t miss any important material.
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Students are required to have access to the internet with the use of a personal device (such as an iPad, laptop, or computer).
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Students need access to a printer to print worksheets and evaluations written at home.
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Students who have an IEP or other personalized learning plans should send their documents directly to Ms.Weil for review and confirmation of what accommodations can be provided for exams.
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The school reserves the right to cancel any course if there is insufficient enrollment.
- Final results will be communicated to the student’s school via email.
For more information
please contact:
Brigitte Weil, Director of Grade 12 & Program Development
514-937-2845 ext. 140