As a Friday night Halloween approaches, we would like to once again address an important matter that affects both our school and the broader community. Prior to last year, our school grounds have seen large gatherings of students on Halloween evening, not only from Samuel Robertson but also from schools across the district, as well as from Coquitlam and Mission. Unfortunately, these gatherings have resulted in significant issues, including vandalism, fights, and excessive amounts of garbage left … [Read more...]

Mark your calendars for November 5, 2025, the official Take Our Kids to Work Day! Take Our Kids to Work Day is an annual career exploration event, held every November, where Grade 9 students spend the day in the life of a working professional.  Students spend the day at the workplace of a parent, relative, friend, or volunteer host, witnessing first-hand the world of work, prompting early career planning, and enabling students to make informed decisions about their future goals and endeavours. Th … [Read more...]

MyClass Student accounts were reactivated on August 29, 2025. Parent/guardian accounts will be reactivated mid-September once school scheduling is complete. … [Read more...]

As we begin the school year, I want to share some important information regarding student timetables and class change requests. This year, Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary is more full than at any point in the past 20 years. Most of our classes are at or near maximum size. Because of this, some students were not placed in all of their first-choice courses and were scheduled into their alternate selections instead. Given these circumstances, our ability to make timetable changes is very … [Read more...]

Joining your school’s Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) is a great way to have a voice in your child’s education and school community. In B.C., every parent or guardian is automatically a member of the PAC, and meetings are open to all. By attending, you can stay informed, share your ideas, and help guide decisions that support student learning and well-being. For the safety of our school community, we kindly ask that participants turn on their cameras and introduce themselves at the start of on … [Read more...]