About
Collective Voice is a unique, half-day, full-year program for Grade 9 students that places an emphasis on learning through collaboration, group work and community building. Using the themes of Social Studies 9 as a driving force, the program focuses on studying both historical and current causes of inequality and injustice in Canada and around the world, and growing citizens who will help build a sustainable future.
Student learning focuses on the connections between land, culture, history, environment, literature and justice. Collective Voice students share their learning with each other and our city through a partnership with Saskatoon's community radio station
CFCR 90.5 FM.
Collective Voice students come together in September as a group of strangers and quickly form a family-like community. Students come to Aden Bowman from all over Saskatoon and beyond, though a limited number of students are accepted into the program each year. Students bring a wide variety of skills and experiences into the program, but first and foremost students must be co-operative and willing to learn as part of a group. Collective Voice may be the right program for you if you are a self-starter, a responsible learner, a co-operative team member and interested in having a positive impact on your community.
Highlights
- Engage in a collaborative and democratic learning environment while participating in out-of-school experiences and learning about digital citizenship and social media literacy.
- Create podcasts and share your learning through our partnership with
CFCR 90.5 FM.
- Learn about yourself, your community and the world while making friends.
- Find us on
Instagram.
Credits
- Arts Education 9
- English Language Arts 9A and 9B
- Social Studies 9
Apply
The application for the 2024-25 school year is closed. It will re-open in February/March 2025.
Note: The application requires the student to show a commitment to always putting their best effort into the task at hand. Criteria for a successful application is included in the online form. All students who meet the criteria will be entered into a lottery selection process and participate in an in-person interview.
