Mulgrave School: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to Mulgrave's new Podcast Series where you will find audio recordings of not-to-be-missed open door sessions, interviews with teachers, Q&As sessions with members of the school leadership team, features of community members and much more!
Mr. Olynyk details what to look forward to for students and parents in the MYP program.
Kathryn Clark leads a talk for senior school parents on non-traditional DP routes to graduation.
Dave Dallman breaks down the SEQTA app and how parents can stay engaged in their child's learning.
Mr. Olynyk gives an overview for parents on what to expect in the Middle Years Program.
Mulgrave brings in a panel to speak about drug and alcohol consumption among adolescents.
Looking forward to final exams for Gr. 11 students and what to expect moving into Gr. 12.
Michelle sits down with 2017 alumni Jack DeCooman to talk about this experience playing for Team Canada at the World Baseball Championships.
Laura sits down with Sophie S. to talk about all of her amazing volunteer work with PALS.
Laura sits down with new MVP executives Shima and Chia to talk about being a parent volunteer.
Karem sits down with Grade 11 student Lily to talk about her work in the field of architecture.
Karem chatted with Lindsay about basketball and her recent invitation to join the U-15 BC Provincial Basketball team!
Karem sits down with Matthew to discuss his, and Mulgrave’s, participation in the World Scholar’s Cup!
Karem sits down with Joshua White to talk about his recent successes in the world of competitive robotics.
DP Film student Poppy Shaw sits down with Matt to talk about her recent award for Best Editor at the R2R Film Festival.
Karem sits down to talk with Joshua about how he developed a passion for programming after a G12 student introduced him to code.org. Joshua's most recent game was featured on Tynker.com.
Mulgrave teacher Raquel Teibert and grade 5 student Ella Dixon discuss the issues surrounding Standing Rock.
Senior School VP Kathryn Clark leads the talk on final updates for parents of grade 12 students.
SS Vice Principal Heather Nolan Wood talks about the different elective options available to students.
Professor Renisa Mawani from the University of British Columbia presents ‘Colonial Proximities’ - an exploration of resettlement and migration.
Marla talks about her personal project, focusing on elephant conservation with project Tembo.
Terrorism & Counterterrorism: Thinking Clearly About Political Violence Professor Doug Munroe from Quest University gives an engaging talk on thinking about terrorism and political violence as part of the Mulgrave Lunchtime Lecture series.
School counsellor Megan Collins gives parents an overview of the various triggers for stress and anxiety
The IBO has developed a framework for 21st century skills which, when learned, allow students to thrive in an ever-changing world where the ability to learn and adapt are paramount for success.
Karem sits down with Devon Seybold to discuss her experiences acting and working on the short film "The Gift", directed by Lisa Belcher.
Middle School VP Melissa Moore gives an in depth look into the new MYP assessment structure and report card.
Matt sits down with three cast members of the award-winning film "Butch the Bully," produced in partnership with Young Moviemakers.
Head of School John Wray give speaks about how the forward-looking strategic plan, our school's most ambitious to date, will enhance our children's education and benefit the entire Mulgrave community.
This open door session provides Gr. 10 parents with an overview of the Personal Project process, including: timeline, expectations, assessment and ways in which parents can support.
Senior School Principal Craig Davis discusses the new role out of Live Time Assessment for Grade 11 students.
Karem sits down with Grade 7 soccer player Ziyan to discuss the transition from Junior to Middle school.
Karem speaks with aspiring architect and fashion designer Jessica Hu about her spot in the upcoming Vancouver Youth Fashion Week.
Through stories drawn from his many trips and research as an anthropologist and National Geographic Explorer, Wade Davis illustrates the many connections between indigenous knowledge systems and our personal sense of knowing, perception, reason, and intuition.
Middle School Principal Martin Jones discusses the new role out of Live Time Assessment for Grade 6 - 7 students.
Listen to learn more about the connections our counsellors have with university admissions officers and the myriad ways the department supports your children through the process.
Hear directly from the Senior School leadership team about the Diploma Programme requirements and for an overview of what to expect in Grades 11 & 12.