The Collegiate
Welcome to the Collegiate:
High School at University
Our Mission:
In a world of continuous change, the Collegiate faculty strives to engage students in a rigorous curriculum that will prepare them for and encourage them to pursue a lifelong love of learning.
If you would like to arrange a meeting with a dean and / or schedule a tour of our school, please contact Dean Rob Bend at 786-9221 or directly via email at: r.bend@uwinnipeg.ca
Collegiate Information
Take a Virtual Tour of the Collegiate. Interested in the Collegiate?
Our open House will be held February 24th, 2010.
Collegiate General Information
[PDF]No unusual absenteeism reported as of February 8, 2010, 3:30 pm. |
When a report of unusual absenteeism is received the school contacts public health for expert advice and direction. Public Health will tell the school if any changes need to be made to reduce the spread of infection, and the school will inform parents of these recommended changes. It is important to note that absenteeism reports may not be because of the flu. Absenteeism may be related to other medical or non-medical reasons. For more information on how to reduce your risk of H1N1 flu, visit www.manitoba.ca/flu |
Collegiate News:
Collegiate Student Council Coffeehouse: February 10
The 2009-2010 Collegiate monthly events calendar is now available.
This year, 46% of Collegiate graduates received an entrance scholarship offer from at least one Canadian university.
The Collegiate Scholarship Service offers individuals assistance in post-secondary entrance scholarship applications as well as general University application advising.
Each year over 85 % of Collegiate graduates move directly into first year of University.
Application Information
For information regarding the Collegiate application process please refer to the admissions tabs.
We have limited enrolments at the grade 9, grade 10 and grade 11 levels, so it is a good idea to submit applications at your earliest convenience. We also have a number of grade 12 openings every year. For details regarding the application procedure, general information about The Collegiate, and descriptions of the courses we offer, please refer to the 2009-2010 Collegiate Handbook link below or the appropriate tab at the side of the page.
If you are a Canadian student interested in coming to the Collegiate, please go to the Canadian Admissions tab to download a 2010-2011 Canadian Application form.
If you are an International student interested in coming to the Collegiate, the 2010-2011 application is available here.