Making It Happen: QW School’s 2026 Ambition By: James Burt “Let’s see…we’ve cleared an inspection of Ministry of Education and are now very academic, specialized student-specific courses including our master’s classes and tutoring sessions,” QW School principal Dimple Khatri noted as she cleared her desk. “We’ve got a bit focus on more enrolments and getting...Read More

In a digital era, where there’s a high demand for digital skills, technology, and communications exposure, the beginning is pivotal for student success. The Information and Communication Technology: The Digital Environment (BTA3O) course gives high school students a solid understanding of business and tech-related skills. As the modern workplace advances, employers are seeking students who...Read More

Students begin high school in grade 9, and the academic pressure is concentrated only on grade 12. This is true because students think Grade 12 credits are crucial in college and university admissions. But this is not the case. Even Grade 11 courses matter for early admissions to post-secondary education. Most students and parents underestimate...Read More