Available Courses

• Comparative Civilizations 12

  • Teacher: Hugo Vanderhoek
• Social Studies 11

  • Teacher: Jonathan Boone
• Social Studies 10

  • Teacher: Jonathan Boone
• SCSBC Physics 12

  
  

  God’s creation is an external manifestation of Himself where His attributes illustriously shine forth. He has created the universe and all it contains so that all might glorify Him for His infinite wisdom, creativity and might. We exclaim in the words of Paul:

  For the invisible things of Him since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being perceived through the things that are made, even His everlasting power and divinity… (Romans 1:20, ASV)

  Physics helps us understand why things in God’s marvellous universe happen the way they do. It enables us to explain, for example, the elliptical orbits of planets, why the sky is blue and grass green, the aurora borealis, the parabolic trajectory of a cannon ball, and why the supports of a bridge have to be of certain dimensions. The concepts of physics have a profound effect on the way that we think about our universe, our societies and our environment. But mostly, Physics will help us show forth God’s praise!

• PE10

  
  
• English 11
• English 10
• English Literature 12

  
  
• Bible 10

  • Teacher: Jonathan Boone

  

  This course is designed to grow in your knowledge of the Bible, help you explore Biblically related themes, and come to a deeper understanding of God and his purposes for you.  You will be asked to explore some preliminary biblical knowledge, understand themes relating to proper biblical interpretation, research the Book of Acts, and research the 400 Silent Years.  You will do this in different ways, including readings, research, assignments, and interactive forums.

• Bible 11
• Planning 10

  • Teacher: Chris Steenhof
  • Teacher: Hugo Vanderhoek
  • Teacher: Aleeda Vis
  • Teacher: Peter Schopfer

  Planning 10 is a course required of all BC students.  This course is designed to help you think about and plan your future as a servant of God.  The materials will ask you to consider your goals, strengths, weaknesses, and abilities as you pursue a life centred on God. 

  The course is divided into 4 main units: An overview of BC's Graduation Program, a unit on education and careers, an study of healthy living, and a examination of money and finances.

  This course uses a number of resources provided for you to read and consider as you plan your future.