St. Regis Secondary School

🎉🎆With great joy, St. Regis has started a new Athlete Club!🎆🎉

🗣Our guest speaker, 🤸‍♀️Sophie Kucherenko🤸‍♀️, is also the Athletic Camp Captain💪. She did a wonderful presentation in front of her grade 8-12 peers introducing this exciting addition to St. Regis extracurricular activities. 😁

Sophie covered the following topics:

😶‍🌫️Our Cohort
🧘Meditation Program
🤸‍♀️Cheerleading Program
👨‍💼Executive Positions
📝How to Sign-Up

🤩👀We can't wait to see what the Athletic Camp has in store for us! 🌟🫶A big thank you to Sophie, as well as the staff that helped organize and arrange this event. 🫶🌟😎

Throwback to September 22nd, when we had a special presentation titled: ✨️“Discover Simon Fraser University, Beedie School of Business: Academic Programs, Student Life, and Admissions Overview.”✨️

👩‍🏫This event provided Grade 11–12 students with valuable insights into the university application process and strategies for preparing throughout high school to strengthen their chances of receiving offers from top Canadian universities.🧑‍🏫

A big thank you to our lovely and knowledgeable Guest Speakers:

🌟Keiko Barnard🌟

Coordinator of Student Recruitment, Beedie School of Business, SFU. Keiko works closely with prospective students to guide them through the admissions process and support their post-secondary planning. With previous recruitment experience across Canada, she is passionate about student success and ensuring a smooth transition to university life. Keiko holds a BSc in Biology and is currently completing a Master of Business Administration.

🌟Katherine Harris🌟

Coordinator of Student Recruitment, Beedie School of Business, SFU. Katherine specializes in advising students through the admissions process, drawing on her background in career development, student services, and project management. She is dedicated to empowering students to explore opportunities and succeed in their academic and professional journeys. Katherine holds a BA in Psychology, a Certificate in Career Development, and is currently completing the HR Certificate at SFU.

📚Thank you for the opportunity and guiding our students SFU, Keiko and Katherine! 📚

We are proud to announce a special opportunity for our St. Regis community! On Friday, September 26, our Principal, Mr. Paul Hsu, will be delivering a volunteer lecture "Dream Big: How to Get Into Top Canadian Universities/Colleges" at MOSAIC Headquarters in Burnaby.

Discover what top universities really look for!
Learn how to stand out with smart preparation, strong academics, meaningful activities, and a compelling personal profile. This inspiring session will be presented by a knowledgeable St Regis Principal with expertise in both secondary and post-secondary education.

Light refreshments will be provided.

All St. Regis students and families are warmly invited to attend. No registration for St Regis families is required. For additional details about the venue or logistics, please contact MOSAIC directly.

We look forward to seeing many of you at this exciting event designed to help our students dream big and reach their goals!

🎆Congratulations St. Regis! You finished it!🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️

✨️St. Regis Secondary School Terry Fox Run was so much fun, while also raising money and awareness for the Terry Fox Foundation.♥️

😄Students got to get some cardio in, get fresh air, and bond with one another. They also learned about Terry Fox's story and why cancer research is so important. Ending off the event with some sweet treats was worth it too🍦 :)

🫶So much gratitude for the St. Regis Staff who made this event such a success🤩:

Hanna - Organizer/handing out certificates
Jane - Overseeing all groups/ taking photos and videos
Miguel - Grade 8 Leader
Kehan - Grade 9 Leader
Emily - Grade 10 Leader
Cynthia - Grade 12 Leader

🙏Thank you so much for keeping everyone safe and happy! Let's Go St. Regis!👍

Curious about your academic future? Well, on Monday, September 22nd, there's a special presentation titled: “Discover Simon Fraser University, Beedie School of Business: Academic Programs, Student Life, and Admissions Overview.”

This event is designed to provide Grade 11–12 students with valuable insights into the university application process and strategies for preparing throughout high school to strengthen their chances of receiving offers from top Canadian universities.

Guest Speakers:

Keiko Barnard
Coordinator of Student Recruitment, Beedie School of Business, SFU. Keiko works closely with prospective students to guide them through the admissions process and support their post-secondary planning. With previous recruitment experience across Canada, she is passionate about student success and ensuring a smooth transition to university life. Keiko holds a BSc in Biology and is currently completing a Master of Business Administration.

Katherine Harris
Coordinator of Student Recruitment, Beedie School of Business, SFU. Katherine specializes in advising students through the admissions process, drawing on her background in career development, student services, and project management. She is dedicated to empowering students to explore opportunities and succeed in their academic and professional journeys. Katherine holds a BA in Psychology, a Certificate in Career Development, and is currently completing the HR Certificate at SFU.

Don't miss out on this insightful and informative opportunity!

Get ready for an exciting adventure! On Monday, September 22, St. Regis students in Grades 8–10 are being given the privilege of a personalized tour of HMCS Regina, one of the Royal Canadian Navy’s frigates, hosted by our esteemed partners, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF).

This tour provides students with a rare opportunity to see how sailors live and work on board. Students may visit areas such as the flight deck, helicopter hangar, bridge, galley (cafeteria), mess decks (sleeping quarters), machinery control room, and operations room.

Stay tuned for the highlight reel of the event!

🎉We are delighted to announce the official reopening of our UBC Club Series at St. Regis School!🎉

The UBC Club Series Orientation Presentation took place on Friday, September 12th, led by Mr. Miguel Palma, our Club Liaison and esteemed St. Regis teacher. During the session, Mr. Palma provided an overview of this year’s clubs, including UBC Clubs’ basic operation rules, registration procedures, and other essential details.

The presentation helped students understand club activities, and ask questions; providing a foundation for making informed decisions about club participation.

What do we have in store for clubs this year?

🎆UBC Clubs Available 2025–2026:🎆

⚔UBC Fencing Club
💕UBC Rise Club
🔬UBC Biological Science Society
🤼‍♀️UBC Wrestling Club
🧗‍♀️UBC Aviary Club (Rock Climbing)
🎼UBC Music Production Club
📚UBC Book Club
🌿UBC Sprouts Club
🧁UBC Baking Club
💃UBC Dance Horizons
🎼UBC Music Initiative
🍲UBC Cooking Club
🌅Rotaract/Interact (St. Regis)
👨‍🔬Applied Sciences and Research (St. Regis)
🏋Athletic Club (St. Regis)

✨Be on the lookout throughout the year, as we feature the highlights of each club in our St. Regis Club Series!✨

👇St. Regis students, comment below: which clubs did you join?

👇Not a St. Regis student? Comment below: if you were attending St. Regis, which of the clubs would you like to join?

We are proud to announce that on Friday, September 19th, our school will be participating in the Terry Fox School Run. This meaningful event unites us with schools and communities across Canada in support of Terry Fox’s dream of hope, perseverance, and making a difference. Together, we will honour his legacy while raising funds for cancer research.

Who is Terry Fox?
Terry Fox was a young Canadian who, after losing his leg to cancer, set out in 1980 to run across Canada to raise money and awareness for cancer research. He called it the “Marathon of Hope.” Although he was forced to stop after running more than 5,300 km due to the return of his cancer, his courage and determination inspired a nation.

Why is the Terry Fox Run Important?
The Terry Fox Run is held each year across Canada and around the world. It is not just about raising money for cancer research, but also about carrying forward Terry’s dream of hope, perseverance, and making a difference. Participating in the run shows our support for cancer research and unites us as a community in Terry’s spirit of determination and compassion.

Fundraising & Donations
We are raising funds for the Terry Fox Foundation. You can find our QR Code by swiping right to the second page. Please support by sharing our school’s donation link:

👉 https://schools.terryfox.ca/98995
To donate online:

Click Donate on the page.

Select donate to this school and complete the steps.

You do not need to enter a student or classroom name—donations go toward our whole school contribution.

Cash donations: Students may hand in donations directly to their assigned teachers.

💙Every contribution, big or small, supports Terry’s dream of finding a cure for cancer.

Sincerely,
St Regis Secondary School

🧑‍🏫👩‍🏫Best of luck to our students here at St. Regis Secondary School, as it's Exam Week from June 16th to June 20th!👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 All your hard work and studying will pay off, and before you know it, it'll be the last day of school. YOU GOT THIS GUYS!💪

🫶And who can forget our lovely teachers and staff who will also be working hard this week?🫶 We couldn't do this without you all! You've taught and guided all the students this far, and you will get to see how far they go in the future, all thanks to your dedication and persistence. That summer time break is just around the corner for you, too!

 👊Just keep pushing through to the end of the week everyone, YOU GOT THIS GUYS!📚👍

Dear Students, Parents, and Members of the St. Regis Community,

We are thrilled to share exciting news about our final event of the 2024–2025 academic year – the Graduation Ceremony, scheduled for Saturday, June 21st.

This special event will celebrate our Grade 12 graduates as they receive their graduation certificates and prepare to embark on new journeys filled with dreams, challenges, and opportunities. It will also be a celebration of the achievements and unity of the entire St. Regis community.

We are looking forward to an unforgettable evening that honours our graduates, showcases student talent, and brings our entire school community together. Your presence and participation are truly appreciated, and we warmly welcome all students’ families to join us for this meaningful celebration.

Sincerely,
The St. Regis Administrative Team

🌟SCTV2025: an Exploration into Neuroregeneration🌟

We are thrilled to announce an exciting upcoming event on May 23rd: StemCellTalks Vancouver 2025 symposium. This event, hosted by UBC-affiliated science outreach initiative StemCellTalks, offers St Regis Grade 10-12 students a unique opportunity to delve into the cutting-edge world of stem cell research and its ethical, legal, and social implications.

This year the symposium will highlight applications of stem cell bioengineering in the field of neural regenerative medicine. Through these sessions, students will not only enhance their understanding of biology and medicine but also develop critical thinking skills.

They're targeting St Regis students interested in science for a day filled with learning about stem cell biology, regenerative medicine, and technologies utilized to promote regeneration.

The symposium highlights include:

✅Stem Cell 101

✅Rebuilding Neural Cells

✅Lunch and Learn with Stem Cell Researchers

✅Stem cells: Facts or Fiction

✅Mend the Gap - Spinal Cord Injury Regeneration

✅Kahoot & prizes!

We are grateful and looking forward to an enlightening and enriching experience for our students!