Human Ecology and Applied Technology
Clothing & Textiles
The Human Ecology textiles program provides hands-on learning in textile and design skills. Students learn to safely use sewing machines, follow patterns, and measure and cut fabric while developing creativity, patience, and attention to detail. The program also builds problem-solving skills and promotes sustainability through repairing and repurposes textiles, fostering confidence and independence.
Food & Nutrition
The Human Ecology program provides students with practical, hands-on learning experiences that build essential life skills for every day living. Through engaging units in nutrition, food preparation, and kitchen safety, students develop an understanding of healthy eating, proper measuring techniques, proper dishwashing and cleaning, and safe use of tools and equipment. The program aims to help students become responsible and independent in the kitchen, and foster an enjoyment of cooking.
Woodwork
Through Applied Technology – Woodworking Stream – Students learn and apply skills, attitudes and knowledge through hands on application. Projects are geared toward safety, planning, design and measurement as the students use hand and computer drawings, hand tools and power tools. Teachers share their knowledge and expertise in a safe and structured environment.