Ignite – Math, Science, Art and Technology

We are living in a world of continual change and evolving technology. SLCI’s IGNITE program will encourage students to develop their innovation skills through hands-on learning, collaboration and engaging learning environments. By combining technological, scientific, mathematical and artistic projects, students will prepare to become contributing global citizens in order to find creative solutions to real-world problems.

Do you want to prepare your self for the future world of work? Do you enjoy hands-on learning and working with state-of-the-art technology?

SLCI is calling all innovators who are passionate about making their mark in the world:

  • Access student-centered learning facilities for hands-on projects
  • Prepare for STEAM-based careers
  • Participate in challenging competitions
  • Develop transferable skills that will help you become global citizens
  • Connect with educational and community partners to help network success
  • Choose your educational path in senior grades that speak to your passion.

Innovate. Inspire. Ignite.

Courses

(12 total)

Grade 9

  • TIJ1OP – Exploring Technologies
  • MTH1WP – Math
  • SNC1WP – Science

Grade 10

  • ASM2OP – Media Arts
  • MPM2DP – Math
  • SNC2DP – Science
  • ICD2OP – Digital Tech. and Innovations in the Changing World

Grade 11

  • Choice of 2 STEAM-related courses

Grade 12

  • Choice of 2 STEAM-related courses

Equity Requirement (choice of one)

  • NAC1O1 – Expressions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Cultures
  • CHG381 – Genocide & Crimes Against Humanity
  • IDC4U – Deconstruction of Anti-Black Racism

Video Promos

Grade 12 TGV4M student Provence Levert-O’Brien produced the following video to showcase STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) at SLCI.

Technological Educaation Department at SLCI which is a big part of IGNITE. Grade 12 TGV4M students Hamda Alvi and Summer Abdel Rehim produced the following video.

The Arts is an important addition to STEM, which allows students to use their creative skills for problem-solving in many fields. Grade 12 TGV4M student produced this video to promote the department.