High School Profiles

Burlington High Schools

Aldershot School (ALD) is situated in southwest Burlington, near the popular north shor​e neighborhood and beautiful park land on the Lake Ontario harbour. Aldershot hosts nearly 1000 students in Grades 7 to 12 who are highly motivated to reach their full potential. Aldershot offers high school students the following learning opportunities:  

  • I-STEM

  • Four Specialized High Skills M​ajor programs 

    • Environment (Eco- Studies)

    • Arts & Culture (Multimedia)

    • Health & Wellness (Fitness & Health)

    • Transportation (Motive Power & Engineering)

ALD is proud to offer a wide range of clubs and councils providing students with leadership opportunities and engagement across many areas of interest:

  • Astronomy Club

  • Athletic Association

  • Art Club

  • Arts Council

  • Bay Area Science & Engineering Fair

  • Band (Concert and Jazz)

  • Chess Club

  • Coding Club

  • Computer Club

  • D & D Club

  • ECO Club

  • Girls Golf Club

  • Language Club

  • Link Crew

  • Lions Pride

  • Lions Leadership Student Consortium

  • Lions Leadership Equity Sub-Council

  • Lions Literature Club

  • Math Contest Club

  • Model UN Club

  • Muslim Student Association

  • News Media Club

  • Peer2Peer Tutoring

  • Plant Share Club

  • Robotics (First Robotics Competition)

  • Rock Band

  • South, South-West Asian, North African (SSWANA) Students

  • Well-Being Team​​​

In addition to the wide range of clubs and councils available, ALD also offers various sporting activities led by staff to engage students throughout the year:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Swimming

  • Ski & Snowboard

  • Track

  • Tennis

  • Volleyball

  • Ultimate Frisbee


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Mission Statement: Aldershot is an inclusive environment that develops and challenges individuals to learn and live respectfully and responsibly in a global community. ​

Everyone is welcome at Aldershot School!

Home of the Lions

#GreenGoingforGold

  

Burlington Central High School (BCHS) is located in central Burlington in close proximity to downtown and the picturesque waterfront. The school accommodates a community of 900 students in Grades 9 through 12 in their pursuit of academic excellence. The school offers Cooperative Education, Dual Credit, and  Specialist High Skills Majors in Arts & Culture, Construction, and Manufacturing. BCHS also offers French Immersion for students who wish to continue their education in the French language. Qualified students can apply to the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) for Grade 9 & 10 in preparation for the IB Diploma Program​ in Grade 11 & 12. BCHS also welcomes fee-paying students to our International Student Program. 

Burlington Central offers a multitude of clubs for student to engage, including:

  • Arts Council

  • Band (Concert, Jazz)

  • Coding Club

  • Cosmetology Club

  • DECA

  • Eco Team

  • Gender & Sexuality Alliance

  • MedSciences Club

  • NTS Drama Festival

  • Open Mic Club

  • Photography

  • REACH Trivia

  • Robotics

  • School Musical

  • Student Senate

  • Well-being Team

  • World Club

  • Yearbook

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The committed faculty is proud to offer a wide range of sporting activities such as:

  • Badminton​

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Soccer

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Ultimate Frisbee

  • Volleyball

  • Wrestling

Dr. Frank Hayden Secondary School opened its doors in September 2013. It is located in a neighbourhood in North East Burlington. It is fully integrated with a community recreation facility which offers both indoor and outdoor athletic facilities and a public library. Dr. Frank Hayden invites each of its 1,300 students in grades 9 through 12 to use its facilities and technology to enrich and expand their scholastic experience to the outer edges of their imaginations. 

Dr. Frank Hayden Secondary School’s faculty and facilities provide diversified athletic opportunities including:

  • Badminton

  • Basketball

  • Baseball

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Skiing and Snowboarding

  • Soccer

  • Tennis

  • Ultimate Frisbee

  • Volleyball

Extra-curricular clubs are also available for those interested in exploring activities beyond the classroom:

  • Band (Concert, Jazz)

  • Cheer

  • Cycling

  • Dance

  • Drama

  • Fitness

  • Photography

  • REACH Trivia

  • Robotics

  • Student Leadership

  • And, many more

    • Student organized

    • Student led

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School Values: ​Aspire; Respect; Belong​​


Home of the Huskies​

3040 Tim Dobbie Drive, Burlington L7M 0N6

905-332-5235

dfn.hdsb.ca

M.M Robinson High School (MMR) is located in north central Burlington. The site includes a City of Burlington swimming pool, and is in close proximity to greenspace and a shopping are. MMR has approximately 1200 enthusiastic, global learners. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 including the following specialty programs: French Immersion, Specialist High Skills Majors, OYAP, Community Pathways Program, Essential Pathway.. 

The schools’ clubs captivate students with diverse interests and enable each participant to contribute toward the success of the club. Clubs change every year, but have included the following in the past as examples:

  • Art Club

  • Athletic Council

  • Band

  • Choir

  • Eco-Club

  • French Club

  • Improv Team

  • IT Crew and Club

  • Jazz Band

  • Link Crew

  • REACH

  • Student Council

  • Yearbook Club

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The staff embrace the opportunity to cultivate and foster students interests by leading in athletic opportunities such as:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Soccer

  • Swim Team

  • Track and Field

  • Volleyball

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Mission Statement: Through Hard Work, Knowledge


Home of the Rams​

2425 Upper Middle Road, Burlington, ON, L7P 3N9

905-335-5588

mmr.hdsb.ca

Nelson High School is located in south central Burlington. Opened in 1957, Nelson has a long tradition of excellence.   Nelson is well known for its high academic standings as well as providing pathways for all students.  The school is represented by a larger community pathways program, a diverse locally developed / essential program, french immersion, and gifted program.  A perfect pairing of arts, athletics, tech and music programs encourages its community of 1400 students to experience the real value of high school life.  Offering 8 SHSM (Specialist High Skill Major) programs as well as OYAP, students can explore the many skilled trade programs.  With outstanding staff involvement and many opportunities for students to lead as well as participate, Nelson exemplifies the wonderful characteristics of South East Burlington.

Nelson High School extends the opportunity for all students to partake in numerous distinctive extracurricular activities:

  • Arts and Crafts Club

  • Anime

  • Comm Tech

  • Dance

  • Drama

  • DECA

  • Fitness

  • Habitat for Humanity

  • Interact

  • Library

  • Link Crew

  • Math

  • Mock Trial Club

  • Music Club

  • School Reach

  • Science

  • Yearbook

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The school offers a multitude of sporting activities that stimulate student interest and school spirit. They include:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Lacrosse

  • Rugby

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field

  • ultimate

  • Volleyball

  • Wrestling

Halton Hills High Schools

Acton District School is located in the community of Acton in Halton Hills, less than 30 min north of Milton, and only 15 min from Georgetown  The school provides a dynamic learning environment for its students in grades 7-12, with a strong combination of humanities, arts, athletics, tech and science programs. The school offers French Immersion and a Specialist High Skills Major in Agriculture.

The dedicated staff at Acton DS offer a wide array of extracurricular activities. Students are also encouraged to suggest new activities that will help meet their needs and interests. These activities include:

  • Bearcat Crew

  • Equity Team

  • DECA Business Club

  • Concert Band

  • Improv Club

  • Choir 

  • School Show (Drama)

  • Acton Volunteer Corps. 

  • Robotics/Coding

  • Library Club

  • Art Club

  • Agricultural SHSM Club

  • Announcement Crew

  • Student Council

  • Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA)

  • Fitness Club

  • Cross Country 7-12

  • Badminton

  • Track and Field 7-12

  • Curling

  • Volleyball 7-12

  • Soccer 7-12

  • Swimming 7-12

  • Ultimate Frisbee

  • INT. Flag Football

Georgetown District High School (GDHS) is located in the picturesque and historic town of Georgetown, in the municipality of Halton Hills. It has a complement of approximately 1580 students from Grades 9 through 12 who believe in a high degree of commitment to both school and community. The school also hosts the highly popular Gifted, French Immersion and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programs as well as Specialist High Skills Majors in Culinary Arts, Hospitality and Tourism, Environmental, Transportation, and Justice, Community Safety and Emergency Services.

GDHS prides itself in offering an array of extracurricular clubs which are sure to spark student’s interest:

  • Art Club

  • Audio Production

  • Athletic Council

  • Chess Club

  • Concert Band

  • Dance Club

  • DECA

  • Drama Council

  • Dungeons and Dragons

  • Earth/Green Club

  • Fashion Club

  • Graphic Novel

  • Jazz Band

  • Leadership Council

  • Link Crew

  • Math Contest

  • R.E.A.C.H

  • Robotics Club

  • Social Justice League

  • Vegetarian Club

  • Wind Ensemble

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The staff embrace the opportunity to cultivate and foster students interests by leading in athletic opportunities such as:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cricket

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Rugby

  • Ski and Snowboard

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Swim

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field

  • Ultimate Frisbee

  • Volleyball

  • Wrestling

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Milton High Schools

Craig Kielburger Secondary School (CKSS) is located in south east Milton. The school fosters a safe, collaborative and ​caring environment with over 1800 students. CKSS offers programming from Grades 9 through 12 including French Immersion, and Specialist High Skills Majors in Transportation, Green Industries, Hospitality, Information and Communications Technology, Arts and Culture and Social Justice. 

CKSS prides itself on the large selection of extracurricular activities offered to its student body, such as:

  • Art Club

  • Black Student Community

  • Buisness Club

  • Believe Leadership

  • Chess Club

  • Choir

  • Concert Band

  • Cricket

  • Dance Club

  • DECA

  • Drama Club

  • Eco Club

  • Green Team

  • Link Crew

  • Mental Wellness Club

  • Music Council

  • Muslim Students Association

  • Neon Vocal Group

  • SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance)

  • Student Council

  • Youth in Action

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The school’s faculty and facilities support student engagement by providing an assortment of athletic activities:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Hockey

  • Rugby

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Swimming

  • Track and Field

  • Volleyball

  • Wrestling

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Elsie MacGill SS is a three-story accessible school features 21st century teaching layouts, air conditioning with individual classroom controls, triple gym, bus lay-by and student drop-off area. It also has a Community Pathways Program hub, which accommodates four classrooms with a common kitchen area and sensory rooms. The school began offering the HDSB’s I-STEM Program in Fall 2022. The school is named after Elsie MacGill, a pioneering aeronautical engineer, held numerous leadership roles in business and was a member of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada (1967-70). MacGill is a recipient of the Order of Canada.​​

Elsie MacGill Secondary School’s faculty and facilities provide diversified club opportunities including:

  • Asian Student Association

  • Astronomy Club

  • ​Audio/Visual Crew

  • Badminton Club

  • Bookclub

  • Breakfast Bar

  • BSA (Black Student Affinity)

  • Challenger (Adaptive) Baseball Buddies

  • Chess Club

  • Christian Student Association

  • Club Franco-fun

  • Coding Club

  • Concert Band

  • Creative Writing Club

  • Culture Club

  • Debate Club

  • Drama Club

  • Drama Council

  • Dungeons and Dragons Club

  • Elsie Empowers

  • Elsie Engineering

  • Elsie Student Well-being

  • "EPIC -Environmental Protection

  • In our Community

  • Fashion Club

  • Grade 9 Waterloo University Electric Vehicle Challenge

  • Hindu Student Association (HSA)

  • Knit and Crochet Club

  • MacGill Art Club

  • Muslim Student Association

  • Open Jam Session

  • "Peer Tutoring Club (Physics & Chemistry)"

  • Photo Club

  • PRISM

  • School Announcers

  • Sikh Student Association (SSA)

  • Skateboard 🛹 Club

  • Student Leadership

  • Table Tennis Club

  • Video Makers Club

  • Vocal Ensemble

Milton District High School (MDHS) is located in an established neighborhood in central Milton. MDHS was in the heart of Milton as the community grew from its early days and continues to help approximately 1050 students pursue their educational ambitions. The school offers programming from Grades 9 through 12, French Immersion, Specialist High Skills Majors in Construction, Health & Wellness, Manufacturing, Music & Audio, Social Justice along with the highly sought after Advanced Placement Prog​ram. 

 

MDHS prides itself in offering a diverse range of clubs for students to participate in, and be inspired by:

  • Business - DECA 

  • Computer programming

  • Concert Band

  • Dance team

  • Drumline

  • Eco club

  • Fashion & Knitting

  • Improv Team

  • Interact

  • Jazz Band

  • Robotics

  • Student parliament​

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The enthusiastic staff  promote a multitude of athletics which support student interest and growth:

  • Badminton

  • Basketball

  • Cricket

  • Cross country

  • Curling

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Mountain biking

  • Rugby

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track & Field

  • Ultimate frisbee

  •  Volleyball
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Mission Statement: Nothing But The Best


Home of the Mustangs​

396 Williams Avenue, Milton, ON, L9T 2G4

905-878-2839​

mil.hdsb.ca

Oakville High Schools

Abbey Park High School (APHS) is located in northwest Oakville's Glen Abbey neighborhood. APHS​ encourages and fosters a diverse community of approximately 1300 students along their educational journey including offering Gifted Clustered programming, Strings Ensemble, and senior Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 with Specialist High Skills Major in Business, Social Justice & Law,  Electric Vehicle, and Information and Communication.

​​​ ​​APHS boasts a variety of athletic opportunities including:

  • Alpine Ski/Snowboarding

  • Badminton

  • Basketball

  • Cricket

  • Cross Country

  • Dance

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Rugby

  • Softball

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track & Field

  • Volleyball

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​The faculty encourages students to participate in diverse clubs and associations such as:

  • Anime

  • Art

  • Athletic Council

  • Black Student Association

  • Chess Club

  • Concert Band​

  • Debate

  • DECA

  • Eagle Ink

  • East Asian Student Association

  • Environmental Council

  • Future Business Leaders

  • GSA

  • Jazz Band

  • Link Crew

  • Medlife

  • Model UN

  • Multicultural Council​

  • Muslim Student Association

  • REACH

  • Sound & Lighting Crew

  • Student Council

  • Table Tennis Club

  • Tulip Mission

  • Young Diplomats

  • Young Women in Leadership

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Vision Statement: At APHS, centering an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and anti-colonial stance is the compass guiding us toward a future of equitable learning where every student can thrive.


MIssion Statement: Community through Kindness


Home of the Eagles​

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1455 Glen Abbey Gate, ​

​Oakville, L6M 2G5

905-827-4101

​aph.hdsb.ca

Garth Webb Secondary School (GWSS) opened in September 2012 and is named after WWII Veteran Garth Webb. Mr. Webb was instrumental in the opening of the Juno Beach Centre in Normandy, France. The Juno Beach Centre is an education centre and memorial to all who served Canada in the Second World War.  GWSS is a “walk-to” school, meaning there are no school buses, creating a close community feel. 


Extracurriculars

Athletics
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  • Alpine Ski/Snowboarding

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cricket

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Dance

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Lacrosse

  • Rugby

  • Soccer

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track & Field

  • Volleyball

Clubs & Councils:

  • Activities Council

  • Arts Council

  • Athletic Council

  • Athlete Mentorship Club

  • Asian Heritage Club

  • Black & Biracial Student Alliance

  • Board Game Club

  • Bi-annual Musicals

  • Breakfast Club

  • Broadcast Crew

  • Chargers United

  • Choirs

  • Concert Bands

  • Dungeons & Dragons Club

  • Eco Club

  • EV Team

  • Financial Literacy Club

  • Game Development Club

  • Game Time Club

  • Gift of Giving Back Host

  • GSA/SAGE Club

  • Guitar Club

  • Hockey Advocacy Club

  • Indian Student Association

  • Jazz Bands

  • Jewish Students Association

  • Juno Journal (Student Newsletter)

  • Link Crew

  • Muslim Students Association

  • Ontario Drama Festival

  • Pickleball Club

  • Prom Committee

  • Sending Sunshine Club

  • Strings Ensemble

  • Table Tennis Club

  • Volunteer Club

  • Webb Wellness

  • Yearbook Club

  • Young Entrepreneurs Club

  • Youth in Action Club

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Academics
Academic Programs​:
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  • English, French Immersion, Gifted, ELL/ESL Programs

Specialist High Skills Majors​:

  • ​​Energy &​Environmental

Academic Clubs​:

  • Chess Club

  • Computer Science Club

  • Creative Writing Club

  • Debate Club

  • DECA (business student club)

  • Environmental Club

  • FIRST Robotics

  • French Club

  • HOSA (student health occupations)

  • Investment Club

  • Law & Social Justice Club

  • Math Club/ Contests

  • Mock Trial Club

  • Model UN Club

  • Peer Tutoring

  • Physics Club

  • REACH Trivia Team

  • STEM Club

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Mission Statement: GWSS is a safe place where students, staff, and parents/guardians collaborate to explore, learn, experience, and remember.


​Vision​ Statement:​ GWSS is an engaged community where students are given opportunities to achieve their potential, thereby inspiring connectedness, creativity, and citizenship.​

  

 

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School Motto: Learn Today To Lead Tomorrow


Home of the Chargers

2820 Westoak Trails Boulevard, Oakville, L6M 4W2

905-847-6875

gws.hdsb.ca



Home of the Chargers

Iroquois Ridge High School (IRHS) is located in a growing neighborhood in northeast Oakville. The school is located in close proximity to a community recreation centre which offers a pool, library, fitness centre and a skateboard park. Iroquois Ridge High School is home to a group of almost 1600 united, enthusiastic , global learners. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 as well as French Immersion, Gifted, and an opportunity to take AP exams in Grade 12​​.  We also offer SHSMs in Art and Business.

​​ IRHS is proud to offer a diverse range of clubs sure to spark an interest in every student; some of which include: ​ ​

  • Art

  • Athletic Council

  • Band (Junior & Senior Concert)

  • Choir (Concert and Chamber)

  • Dance

  • Debate

  • DECA

  • Global Issues Council

  • Green Team

  • Interact (Rotary)

  • Model UN

  • Reach for the Top 

  • Ridge Report

  • Student Council

  • Student Voice

​​​We Value:

  • Respect

  • Well-Being

  • Responsibility

  • Equity and Inclusion

  • Confidence and Resilience

  • Collaboration and Teamwork

The faculty embrace the opportunity to lead various sporting activities that engage and challenge each student; examples being:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Rugby

  • Ski and Snowboard

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field​

  • Volleyball



Motto: Learn - Lead - Achieve

Oakville Trafalgar High School (OTHS) is located in southeast Oakville, near the exquisite Lake Ontario. The school is proud of their confluence of 1250 highly motivated, inspired students. OTHS continues to offer the highly acclaimed Specialist High Skills Major in Business, Healthy Living and offers Advanced Placement Courses. 

Oakville Trafalgar High School exemplifies student engagement through offering sports activities

such as: ​

  • Badminton

  • Basketball

  • ​Cross Country

  • Field Hockey

  • Golf

  • Rugby

  • Skiing

  • Snowboarding

  • ​Swimming

  • Soccer

  • Volleyball

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​​​The well respected faculty spark student's interests by guiding them in extra-curricular clubs

such as: ​

  • Arts and Wellness Council

  • Athletic Council

  • Debating Team

  • DECA

  • Drama

  • Eco-School

  • School Reach Team

  • Senior Jazz Ensemble

  • Senior Wind Ensemble

  • Yearbook

  • MedLife

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School Motto: A tradition of excellence since 1908.


Home of the Devils

1460 Devon Road, Oakville L6J 3L6

905-845-2875

oth.hdsb.ca​

Thomas A. Blakelock High School (TAB) is located in a mature neighborhood in southwest Oakville. It is ​proud to host approximately 1200 students. The school offers programming for grades 9 through 12 as well as the I-STEM program, French Immersion, and four Specialist High Skills programs in Healthcare and Medical Technologies, Performing Arts,  manufacturing, and Information Technology.

TAB offers competitive inter-school teams as well as recreational intramural leagues in a large variety of sports:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball/Softball

  • Basketball

  • Cross Country

  • Curling

  • Field Hockey

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Hockey

  • Rugby

  • Soccer

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field

  • Volleyball

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The schools’ clubs engage students with diverse interests and enable each participant to contribute to the direction and success of each club.

  • Anime

  • Athletic Council

  • Audio Visual

  • Band (Concert and Jazz)

  • Choir

  • Dance

  • DECA

  • Debate

  • Environmental

  • Math

  • Model UN

  • REACH​

  • Table Tennis

  • Wind Ensemble

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Mission Statement: The Thomas A. Blakelock High School community works together to inspire high achievement through quality programs, a supportive school environment and healthy relationships.


Home of the Tigers​

1160 Rebecca Street, Oakville L6L 1Y9

905-827-1158

tab.​hdsb.ca​​

White Oaks Secondary School (WOSS) fosters curiosity, creativity, and a passion for learning in the heart of central Oakville! WOSS is proud to be home to 2,300 enthusiastic students in Grades 9 through 12. Our unique school features not only a state-of-the-art library and swimming pool but also two campuses that offer an exciting array of programs. At WOSS, students can take advantage of the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, along with Specialized High Skills Majors (SHSM) in Music, Visual Arts and Drama, Business, Sport and Health Community Leadership, Horticulture and Landscaping, Transportation and Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) for Motorcycles, Small Engines, Marine and Automotive

WOSS boasts a wide range of athletic opportunities, encouraging students to get active and engaged. Students can participate in a variety of sports, including:

  • Badminton

  • Baseball/ Softball

  • Basketball

  • Badminton

  • Cross Country

  • Field Hockey

  • Fit Club

  • Golf

  • Rugby

  • Skiing/ Snowboarding

  • Soccer

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field

  • Wrestling

  • Volleyball

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WOSS takes pride in our dedicated staff and vibrant student community! With over 150 extracurricular clubs, there's something for every student to explore and enjoy. Whether you're into sports, the arts, technology, or community service, you'll find a place to pursue your passions and make lasting connections:

  • Anime

  • Table Tennis

  • Model UN

  • Band

  • Chess

  • Math

  • Culture Club

  • Robotics

  • DECA

  • Debate Team

  • Creative Writing

  • STEM

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​Mission Statement: We are a vibrant community of diverse learners dedicated to inspiring independent, compassionate, and globally-minded citizens. Our collaborative culture fosters opportunities that encourage critical thinking and nurture a love for lifelong learning. 


Home of the Wild Cats​

1330 Montclair Drive, Oakville L6H 1Z5

905-845-5200

wos.hdsb.ca

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