Registration for the Primary Summer Reading and Intermediate Summer Math Programs occurs through a referral from your child's school.

• Barriere Elementary - Address: 4475 Airfield Rd.
• Chase Secondary - Address: 420 Cottonwood St.
• Logan Lake Elementary - Address: 4 Galena Ave.
• Raft River Elementary - Address: 801 Clearwater Village Rd.
• AE Perry Elementary - Address: 1380 Sherbrooke Ave.
• Rayleigh Elementary - Address: 306 Puett Ranch.
• Ecole Lloyd George Elementary - Address: 830 Pine St.

Primary Summer Reading - for students in grades 1, 2, or 3 referred by their classroom teacher because they would benefit from extra support with reading. The focus is on comprehensive whole class literacy instruction and personal reading conferences. 

A French immersion program is available for grade 1 students, offered only at Ecole Lloyd George Elementary.

To inquire about registering your child for Elementary Summer School programs, please speak directly with your child’s teacher or principal about the school-based referral process.

**Elementary Summer Learning registration information is available at your school**

Registration for Secondary Summer Learning 2026 will open May 8, 2026. Stay tuned for registration details. Please connect with your school Principal if you have any questions. 

Summer School is for students in grades 8-9 on a review basis for students who would like additional time to improve proficiency level, or in grades 10-12 who were not successful in a core course and would prefer not to repeat the course the following school year. Full-credit courses are also available for grade 10-12 students who have not yet taken a particular course and would like to do so in an intensive face-to-face program over a three-week timeframe in July.

Secondary Summer School will run daily on weekdays (Monday through Friday) beginning Monday, June 29, to Monday, July 20, 2026, closed on Wednesday, July 1, for Canada Day, at Sa-Hali Secondary School, located at 255 Arrowstone Dr., Kamloops.

Three types of courses are offered:

• Review courses (grades 8-9) – for students who earned a proficiency of emerging or developing in a grade 8 or 9 course and would benefit from additional instruction and learning activities to set them up for success in the next grade’s course. 
• Remedial courses (grades 10-12) - for students who achieved at least 40 per cent in a course and wish to improve their grade. Remedial courses provide 40 hours of instruction. Students who successfully complete a remedial course receive a "C.” Students who wish to achieve a higher mark than a “C” should take a full-credit course.
• Full-credit courses (grades 10-12) - for students who achieved less than 40 per cent in a course, or students who have not taken a course previously. Full-credit courses provide 80 hours of instruction. The school day hours for full-credit courses are 8:45 AM - 2:45 PM.
• NOTE: Students in grade 10-12 are limited to taking one full-credit course, or two remedial courses, during our July Summer Learning program. Students in grade 8-9 review courses can take up two courses (one morning, one afternoon session).

Secondary Summer Learning school day hours are as follows:

• Full courses: 8:45am to 2:45pm, with a half-hour lunch break (students need to bring a lunch daily).
• Review/Remedial courses: either 8:45am to 11:30am or 12:00pm to 2:45pm (schedule will be set by the principal according to scheduling needs – students can request AM or PM but that may or may not be able to be accommodated – will be finalized first day).

Secondary Courses:

All courses offered are subject to enrollment.

• English 8, 9
• First Peoples Writing 10, First Peoples Literature Studies 10, First Peoples New Media 10
• English Composition 11
• English First Peoples 12
• Social Studies 8, 9, 10
• Physical Geography 12, Law 12
• Math 8, 9
• Math 10, Workplace
• Math 10, Foundations & Pre-Calculus
• Math 11, Workplace
• Math 11, Foundations
• Pre-Calculus  11
• Science 8, 9, 10
• Science for Citizens 11