INTRODUCTION
The High School Program at Heritage International School covers Grades 9 to 12 and provides students with a rigorous, internationally recognized Canadian education that prepares them for higher education, future careers, and lifelong learning.
Students follow the Manitoba Curriculum and work toward the Manitoba High School Diploma while developing subject mastery, independence, critical thinking, leadership, communication, ethical decision-making, and responsibility for their own learning.
OUR APPROACH
Teaching and learning in High School are characterized by:
– Rigorous academic expectations
– Subject-specialist instruction
– Inquiry-based and analytical learning
– Independent research and critical thinking
– Authentic application of knowledge and skills
– Continuous assessment and constructive feedback
– Collaboration, communication, and leadership
– Preparation for provincial assessments and post-secondary education
As students progress through High School, they assume increasing ownership of their learning while exploring their interests, strengths, university pathways, and future aspirations.
MANITOBA DIPLOMA
Students earn recognized Manitoba high school credits as they successfully complete required courses and graduation requirements.
Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded the Manitoba High School Diploma, an internationally recognized Canadian secondary qualification.
University admission requirements vary by country, institution, and program, and students receive guidance to help them plan appropriate academic pathways and applications.
