Day School
1957
$ 2.5K-2.5K
Canadian
The Killarney Secondary School is based at Vancouver, Canada. Due to the large number of pioneering Irish immigrants in the South Vancouver area, the school was called Killarney, Ireland, and opened its doors in the autumn of 1957. In the first year, there were just four levels (grades 7 to 10) with 1,260 pupils and 52 teachers. Grades 11 and 12 were added in 1958, respectively. 1960 saw the first graduating class. By the 1990s, there were more options for students to select from. There were numerous international field trips. Clubs included the Christian Fellowship, the Environment Club, and Students Affirming Gender Equality (SAGE). In the 1990s, there were other clubs for photography, anime, and computers, which reflected the advancement of technology. The school like that grew to be one of the finest schools in the region.
Killarney Secondary School's environment shall be in line with the objectives of the province, district and community that focuses on the enhancement of each student's attitude, knowledge, and skills. Respect and collaboration are fostered at the school.
It promotes self-esteem from personal learning accomplishment and encourages the conduct that is appropriate for a responsible citizen.
