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We need your help!  Please purchase Ferraro Foods Gift Cards through the centre!

The selling of Ferraro Foods gift cards is our main fundraiser and the reason why we don't need to ask our parents to sell cookie dough or Poinsettias!   

It's never been so easy to convert your grocery shopping into student benefits!   Buying them on a gift card bought through the centre helps fund a wide range of educational experiences throughout the year, from special activities and trips to our annual turkey dinner.

No extra Costs involved! 

You buy $500 and you get $500 - Ferraro Foods kicks in the 5% we now...

Have concerns about returning to the classroom this September? Don't worry. We have your back! We give you SEVEN reasons why you should consider SEVEN Summits Centre for Learning so that you can enjoy an exceptional high school education, safely, this Fall and beyond!

According to the Ministry of Education's restart plans, we have moved into Stage 2.   Great news for us: As a Learning Group of less than 120 people, our students will have access to regular, in-class instruction at the Centre and our schedule will be the normal Monday to Thursday 8am-4pm (seminars from 9-3) as per last year. For more important September dates click the news link above.

With the snow globe of the world shaken up and normality breached, the pandemic has become a catalyst for generative change and social resolution. Among those hitting the reset button to find the right fit and a better work/life balance are Joyce Oostindie, who has been our Administrator for the last two years and Tanis Shippy, who will be replacing her for the start of the next academic year.

Rossland’s RED Mountain Ski Resort and Red Mountain Academy (RMA) are making sure our students style it on their home hill for graduation.

St Andrew’s United Church is selling dozens of its pews from the 1950s ahead of its $344,000 renovation project and Seven Summits Centre for Learning has become the first in line to reserve a pair of in order to retain a little piece of local history within its walls.

Remi Drolet is one of Canada's new generation of elite cross country skiers and attended 7S so that he could balance learning with life. He now studies Physics at Harvard University and recently anchored an historic silver medal finish by Canada's 4 x 5 km relay team. 

"We are happy to support youth in their efforts to develop the important skills of logic, reasoning and advocacy,” says lawyer Danielle Daroux, whose firm along with School District 71 funded 7S so that its debaters could attend the recent Law Foundation Cup 2020 in Vancouver, organised by Debate BC. 

We wanted to thank all the local businesses and individuals who donated silent auction prizes to our fundraising fiesta, all the people who bid on them, all the volunteers who made it such a success, and all those who came to party. Together we raised our biggest total to date and we look forward to spending all the monies raised on our student activities.

Neko joined 7S last Summer so that he could continue to balance his love of snowboarding with school work.  Our flexible, blended style of learning enables athletes like him to pursue their personal passions without compromising their high school education.

Students have been shovelling and getting their dig on to prep the land in Sour Dough Alley ahead of tomorrow's Golden City Days event. Make sure you bring your mini gold diggers along to our stand from 12.30 and STAKE YOUR CLAIM.