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HARRY AINLAY HIGH SCHOOL
2015-2016 GRADE 10 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
BOOKLET AND PLANNING TOOL
EPSB Student at an Attendance Area Junior High
Have a parent log in to their parent SchoolZone account and select Harry Ainlay as their preferred school for
the 2015-2016 school year.
Harry Ainlay staff will be visiting the following schools to complete course selection: Avalon (FIM), D.S.
MacKenzie, Kenilworth (FIM), McKernan (FIM), Vernon Barford, Riverbend, Grandview and Allendale. To
prepare for Pre-Registration, select your courses and record them on the back page of this Registration Booklet.
You will be selecting your courses based on your current junior high marks. If your mark, in a core subject,
changes by June, you can make course changes in the general office at Harry Ainlay at the end of June or in
July during summer school (9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.).
We need to know if you have a sibling at Ainlay or if you are a twin. Please identify this on top of the course
selections on the last page of this booklet (sibling must be attending Harry Ainlay in 2015-2016).
EPSB Student at a Non-Attendance Area School
Have a parent log in to their parent SchoolZone account and select Harry Ainlay as their preferred school for
the 2015-2016 school year.
If you attend another Edmonton Public High School or an Edmonton Public Junior High School that is not
mentioned above, please attend a course selection session at Harry Ainlay on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 or
Thursday, April 9, 2015 between 3:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Any students selecting courses during these times
are all given equal preference. You will need to bring your completed Registration Booklet and a student ID
with your legal name.
Students New to EPSB (Out of District)
If you do not attend an Edmonton Public School you will need to visit Harry Ainlay to complete the preenrolment process. We have set aside Wednesday, March 25, 2015 and Thursday March 26, 2015 from
3:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. for this process. See www.ainlay.ca for complete registration information and required
documentation.
*If the number of students who want to attend Harry Ainlay exceeds available space, applicants from outside
the school’s designated attendance area will be chosen by random selection. Students who are not successful in
the random selection process will be notified by April 24, 2015 and will be accommodated by their attendance
area high school. See www.epsb.ca for details.
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HARRY AINLAY HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 10 PRE ENROLLMENT SPRING 2015
General Courses
English
Social Studies
Mathematics
Science
Physical Education/CALM
Option (such as a second language)
Option
Option
Credits
5
5
5
5
8
5
5
5
Credit total should be 40 - 45 credits
French Immersion
Credits
French Language Arts 10-1 (or pre-IB)
5
Études sociales 10-1
5
Mathématiques 10C
5
Sciences 10
5
English 10-1 (or pre-IB)
5
Physical Education 10/CALM
8
Options - Students may take two options worth 5 credits each
Credit total should be 40 - 45 credits
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Full Diploma Program
Credits
English 10-1 pre-IB
5
Social Studies 10-1 pre-IB
5
Math 10C pre-IB
5
Math 20-1 IB
5
Science 10 pre-IB
5
Physical Education 10/CALM
8
International Language 10 pre-IB
5
Options - Students may choose one 5 credit option
Credit total should be 44 - 45 credits
Prerequisite: a course that is required prior to selecting the next course level. Most grade 11 & 12 courses
require a prerequisite.
Credit earned: credits awarded upon successful completion of a course.
Pass/Fail: achieving a final mark of 50% in any course is a pass.
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Course Offerings at Harry Ainlay
All courses are 5 credits unless otherwise noted.
The prerequisite to take a course at the next grade level is 50%. A course mark of 60% is
recommended if selecting 10-1 programming and a course mark of 80% if selecting pIB
programming
English


Minimum requirement for high school diploma is English 30-1 or English 30-2.
Students require English 30-1 for most post-secondary institutions.
Grade 10
English 9
Grade 11
60+
Grade 12
English 10-1 pIB
English 20-1 IB
English 30-1 IB
English 10-1
English 20-1
English 30-1
English 10-2
English 20-2
English 30-2
English 9
Math


Minimum requirement for high school diploma is a 20-level Math.
Post-secondary institutions accept both Math 30-1 and Math 30-2. Check with the post-secondary institution
that you are interested in to see which course is required.
Grade 10
Mathematics 9
Math 10 C pIB
Grade 11
Grade 12
Pre‐Calculus
Math11IB
(20‐1)
Pre‐Calculus
Math12IB
(30‐1)
Strongmathstudent&
interestedintaking
Calculus
Mathematics 10 C
Interestedinpursuing
post‐secondarywithout
Calculus
WorkPlace
Math10‐3
PrinciplesofMath12
(30‐2IB)
Pre‐Calculus
Math11
(20‐1)
Pre‐Calculus
Math12
(30‐1)
Principlesof
Math11
(20‐2)
Principlesof
Math12
(30‐2)
Mathematics20‐3
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Mathematics30‐3
Math31IB
(Calculus)
Pre‐Calculus12
(30‐1IB)
Math31
(Calculus)
Social Studies

Minimum requirement for high school diploma is Social 30-1 or Social 30-2.
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Social Studies 9
Social Studies 10-1 pIB
Social Studies 20-1 IB
Social Studies 30-1 IB
Social Studies 9
Social Studies 10-1
Social Studies 20-1
65+ 30-1
Social Studies
Social Studies 10-2
Social Studies 20-2
Social Studies 30-2
Science


Minimum requirement for high school diploma is a 20-level science.
Science 30 is accepted in many post-secondary faculties.
Grade 10
Science 9
Science 10 pIB
Science 10
Science 9
Science 14
Grade 11
Grade 12
60+
Biology 20/35 IB
Biology 30 IB
Chemistry 20/35 IB
Chemistry 30 IB
Physics 20/35 IB
Physics 30 IB
Biology 20
Biology 30
Chemistry 20
Chemistry 30
Science 20
Science 30
Physics 20
Physics 30
Science 24
Physical Education/CALM


Students must complete Phys Ed 10 and CALM for an Alberta high school diploma.
All other Phys Ed classes (not including Phys Ed 10) can be used towards the 10 credits required for options.
Grade 10
Phys. Ed. 9
Grade 11
Phys. Ed. 20
Phys. Ed. 10/CALM
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Grade 12
Phys. Ed. 30
International Languages – Choose as an option
 All language courses listed can be used towards the 10 credits required for options.
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
French 10-9y
French 20-9y
French 30-9y
French 10-9y pIB
French 20-9y IB
French 30-9y IB
FLA 10-1 pIB
FLA 20-1 IB
FLA 30-1 IB
German 10-3y
German 20-3y
German 30-3y
German 10-3y pIB
German 20-3y IB
German 30-3y IB
Completed Jr. High
French as a Second
Language
Completed French
Immersion and are
choosing IB
A 30-level language
course is the minimum
acceptable level required by
post-secondary
institutions.
Japanese 10-3y
Japanese 20-3y
Japanese 30-3y
Japanese 10-3y plB
Japanese 20-3y IB
Japanese 30-3y IB
No Previous Spanish
Spanish 10-3y
Spanish 20-3y
Spanish 30-3y
Spanish 20-3y IB
Spanish 30-3y IB
Spanish 10-6y
Spanish 20-6y
Spanish 30-6y
Spanish 10-6y pIB
Spanish 20-6y IB
Spanish 30-6y IB
Spanish 10-3y pIB
Completed Jr. High
v
Spanish
French Immersion – 3 year course chart for FIM
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
French Language Arts 9
FLA 10-1 pIB
FLA 20-1 IB
FLA 30-1 IB
French Language Arts 9
FLA 10-1
FLA 20-1
FLA 30-1
Etudes sociales 9
Etudes sociales 10-1
Etudes sociales 20-1
Etudes sociales 30-1
Mathématiques 9
Mathématiques 10C
Mathématiques 20-1
Mathématiques 30-1
Mathématiques 20-2
Mathématiques 30-2
Biologie 20
Biologie 30
Chimie 20
Chimie 30
Physique 20
Physique 30
Sciences 9
Sciences 10
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Mathématiques 31
Options
Use the selection box to choose your top 4 choices (numbered 1 to 4).
Refer to online booklet for course descriptions. http://ainlay.ca/programs/under Detailed Course Description Booklet 2015-2016
Selection
Selection
Fine Arts
Art 10
Description
Introductory course into fine arts, exploration of media, techniques and an
assortment of artistic styles.
Art 10 pIB
Introductory course into fine arts, exploration of media, techniques and an
assortment of artistic styles.
Drama 10
Introductory course for students interested in studying all aspects of theatre.
Drama 10 pIB
Introductory course for students interested in studying all aspects of theatre.
Guitar 10
Beginning guitar with no previous music or guitar experience.
Music 10A Introductory Band
For those students who did not have the opportunity to experience band at the
junior high level and wish to do so now.
Music 10C Choral Music
Ensemble singing in a variety of vocal styles. Performances and festivals
occur throughout the year.
Music 10 CB Concert Band
A full ensemble experience for students with previous band experience.
Performances and festivals occur throughout the year.
Music 10 P Symph. Band Percussion
10 credit course, requires previous band experience. This PERCUSSION
SECTIONAL course is automatically paired with full SYMPHONIC BAND.
Music 10B Symph. Band Brass
10 credit course, requires previous band experience. This BRASS
SECTIONAL course is automatically paired with full SYMPHONIC BAND.
Music 10W Symph. Band Woodwind
10 credit course, requires previous band experience. This WOODWIND
SECTIONAL course is automatically paired with full SYMPHONIC BAND..
Physical Education
Athletic Injury Management 15
(Introductory Health Services
Sports Medicine)
Description
For students interested in Athletic Therapy, Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine
or Nursing. Provides a base in anatomy, injury management, first aid/CPR.
Sports Performance 15
(Introductory Recreational Leadership)
For students with a passion for athletics, sports and fitness. Combines
classroom and activity based learning.
CALM 20IB
Only for IB students. All other students will have CALM incorporated into
their Phys Ed class.
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Selection
CTS
Communication Technology 10
Description
Students develop skills in photography, video production and digital design in
an engaging, hands-on learning environment.
Computer Science 10
Program stories, animations and games using Scratch, Python, GameMaker.
Web/app development using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AppInventor.
Construction Technology 10
Students are immersed into a modern cabinet shop to produce furniture with
power tools.
Cosmetology 10
Allows students to understand and express creativity through hair design, skin
care and personal style.
Design Studies 10
Design studies in an exploratory course focusing on the development of both
hand drawing and computer automated design skills.
Fabrication & Welding 10
In Welding 10 you will learn to use hand tools and machinery to fabricate
some cool projects using brass, copper and steel.
Fashion Studies 10
This course is focused on sewing techniques to produce garments and
accessories. Fashion Studies 10 is also offered in the morning at 8:00 a.m.
Foods 10
Students develop basic kitchen skills, examine the nutritional value of foods
and learn proper food preparation techniques and cooking methods.
Forensics 25
Includes the collection and analysis of evidence from crime scenes, finger
printing, polygraphing and DNA analysis. Science 10 pre-requisite.
Legal Studies Intro. 10
A survey of Canadian law and process: criminal, employment,
buying/selling/contracts, torts, relationships/family, the environment.
Mechanics 10
An exploratory course that examines vehicle repair, service, maintenance and
ownership in Alberta.
Robotics 10
Provides students with practical hands-on experience in an interactive
technical lab environment, complemented with virtual, online simulations.
Leadership 15
Leadership skills for personal development through activities and projects at
the school and in community
.
Develop study skills.
Learning Strategies/Reading 15
Selection
Selection
Skills Centres
Culinary Arts (10 credits)
Description
Students learn the skills required to cover all stations in a professional
kitchen.
Engineering Technology
A half day, 10 credit semester course, located at J. Percy Page.
Scheduled Outside of Class Schedule
Advanced Acting 15
Description
Scheduled afterschool. Apply through Drama teacher in September.
Leadership 15 Seminar
Leadership skills for personal development through activities and projects at
the school and in the community.
Musical Theatre 15
Scheduled in the mornings.
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Planning Page
Post-Secondary Requirements Checklist
Completed? Graduation Requirement
100 credits minimum
English 30-1 or English 30-2
Social Studies 30-1 or Social Studies 30-2
Mathematics at the 20-level
Science/10 credits in any Science courses
CALM (Career and Life Management)
Physical Education 10
10 credits in any 30-level course (not including English or Social Studies)
10 credits in any combination of the following option courses:
 Career and Technology Studies (CTS)
 Fine Arts (Drama, Art, Music or Dance)
 Second Languages
 Physical Education 20 and/or 30
 Registered Apprenticeship Program courses
 Some courses do not meet this requirement. This is noted in the course charts.
Student 3 Year Plan
Grade 10 Courses
English
Mark
Credit
5
Grade 11 Courses
English
Mark
Credit
5
Grade 12 Courses
English
Mark
Credit
5
Social Studies
5
Social Studies
5
Social Studies
5
Mathematics
5
Mathematics
5
Mathematics
5
Science
5
Science
5
Science
5
Phys. Ed./CALM
8
1)
1)
1)
2)
2)
2)
3)
3)
3)
4)
4)
Total Credits
Total Credits
Total Credits
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HARRY AINLAY HIGH SCHOOL
Student Name: ___________________________Jr. High School: _____________________________
EPS I.D. #:___________________________
Please check all that apply:
Sibling at Ainlay for 2015/2016 school year
Twin for 2015/2016
Refer to online booklet for course descriptions. http://ainlay.ca/programs/Detailed Course Description Booklet 2015-2016
Grade 9 Marks
A/80%
B/60%
C/50%
Credits
English
ELA 10-1 pIB
or
ELA 10-1
Below Grade Level
ELA 10-2
ELA 10-1
ELA 10-2
Transitions
or
ELA 10-4
5
SST 10-1 pIB
or
SST 10-1
SST 10-1
SST 10-2
MAT 10C pIB*
or
MAT 10C
MAT 10C
MAT 10-3 Launch
and/or
MAT 10C
SCN 10 pIB
or
SCN 10
SCN 10
Current Mark:_____
Social Studies
Current Mark:_____
Mathematics
Current Mark:_____
Science
Current Mark:_____
(with teacher recommendation)
SCN 14
or
SCN 10
(with teacher recommendation)
Take in place of an option:
Must be combined!
SST 10-2
Transitions
or
SST 10-4
MATH 10-3
Transitions
or
MAT 10-4
SCN 14
Transitions
or
SCN 10-4
Learning Strategies/
Reading 15
5
5
5
6
*Must be combined with MAT 20-1 IB in place of a 5-credit option.
PHYS. ED. 10/CALM
Male
Female
8
OPTIONS – Choose 15 Credits
5 Credit Course
10 Credit Course
Languages
Fine Arts
CTS
Fine Arts
French 10-9y
French 10-9y pIB
German L & C 10-3y
German L & C 10-3y pIB
Japanese L & C 10-3 y
Japanese L & C 10-3y pIB
Spanish L & C 10-3y
Spanish L & C 10-3y pIB
Spanish L & C 10-6y
Spanish L & C 10-6y IB
Art 10
Art 10 pIB
Drama 10
Drama 10 pIB
Guitar 10G
Music 10C Choral Music
Music 10CB Concert Band
Music 10A Introductory Band
Communication Tech. 10
Computer Science 10
Construction Tech. 10
Cosmetology 10
Design Studies 10
Fabrication & Welding 10
Fashion Studies 10
Foods 10
Forensics 25
Legal Studies 10
Mechanics 10
Robotics 15
Leadership 15
Learning Strategies/
Reading 15
Music 10P Symph. Band
Percussion
Music 10B Symph. Band
Brass
Music 10W Symph. Band
Woodwind
Athletics
Athletic Injury Mgmt. 15
(Intro Health Services Sports
Med)
Sports Performance 15
(Introductory Recreational
Leadership)
Credit Course Outside
of Class
Fine Arts (5 Credits)
Advanced Acting 15
(after school)
Musical Theatre 15
(early morning)
Other (5 Credits)
Leadership Seminar 15
Skills Centres
Culinary Arts
Harry Ainlay
Engineering Technology
J. Percy Page
THESE CREDITS
DO NOT COUNT
TOWARD YOUR
TOTAL CREDIT LOAD
Refer to online booklet for course descriptions. http://ainlay.ca/programs/Detailed Course Description Booklet 2015-2016
Total Credits (minimum 40) ___________
School Signature: _____________________________
*BRING WITH YOU TO OSCR REGISTRATION*
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What do you want to do…
There are many activities for students to enjoy at Harry Ainlay. As a member of the Student Council, students are
eligible to participate in all of them!
Clubs/Events
Ainlay MS Bike Tour
Amnesty International
Anime Ainlay Soba Bowl
A Walk Around the World
Awards Board
Battle of the Bands
Blood Donor Clinic
Cappies
Chess Club
Citadel Club
Class Executive Council
Concert Band
Culture Fest
Dance Club
Dodgeball for Dafur
Encounters with Canada
Games Club
Grad Council
GSA
H.A Handball Cup
History Movie Club
Interact Club
Improv Troupe
Jazz Choir
Jr. High Leadership Conference
Kiva Club
Knitting Club
Link Crew
Me To We
Model United Nations
One Act Play Festival
Pi Day
Reach For the Top
Science Olympics
Skills Canada
S.A.D.D.
Student Council
Symphonic Band
Technical Theatre
Titans International
Titans of the Round Table
Touch of Class
Travel Club
Tri-Prov (Basketball)
TVT (Volleyball)
Video Team
Yearbook
Yoga Club
Web Design Team
And many more…
There is also the opportunity to
start a new club!
Athletics
Badminton
Basketball – Jr (Men & Women)
Basketball – Sr (Men & Women)
Cheer
Cricket
Cross Country
Curling
Football - Jr
Football - Sr
Golf
Handball – Jr (Men & Women)
Handball – Sr (Men & Women)
Rugby – Sr (Men & Women)
Soccer – Jr (Men )
Soccer – Sr (Men & Women)
Indoor Soccer
Swim
Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor)
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Volleyball – Jr (Men & Women)
Volleyball – Sr (Men & Women)
Waterpolo
Wrestling