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Kamloops Education Profile

Elementary and Secondary

  • School District #73  

School District #73 (Kamloops/Thompson) includes Kamloops and the communities of Barriere, Clearwater, Vavenby, Blue River, Chase, Logan Lake, Savona and Westwold.

As of 2010, 15,087 students were enrolled in the District. Several types of learning environments, including a storefront school and a virtual school, support the needs of students.

Elementary Enrolment as of 2009/2010 - School District No. 73 (Kamloops)  

GRADE 

Area  School  K  1 2 3 4 5 6 7  Special  2010 2009
Aberdeen, Dufferin  Aberdeen  40 44 41 55 35 48 58 54 7 382 366
Dufferin  40 42 30 48 43 54 34 47 3 341 312
McGowan Park  31 34 32 33 44 26 36 52   288 269
  Pacific Way  29 42 38 30 38 39 26 39 3 284 286
Dallas, Barnhartvale  Dallas  42 36 36 49 32 35 42 40   312 322
Marion Schilling  27 28 28 15 30 27 37 39 4 235 279
  RL Clemitson  23 34 40 30 33 45 42 36 4 287 286
Brocklehurst  Kay Bingham  22 29 15 21 24 24 22 25   182 197
George Hilliard  23 24 25 21 21 21 26 34   195 204
  Parkcrest  29 44 40 44 38 47 54 62 7 365 383
Heffley Creek  Heffley Creek  13 13 12 13 16 7 15 12   101 100
Rayleigh  24 22 22 25 17 30 28 26 3 197 190
Juniper, Rose Hill Juniper Ridge  43 41 44 45 38 50 51 38   350 347
Ralph Bell  12 18 16 17 23 26 21 25   158 166
North Shore  AE Perry  44 38 39 30 33 34 42 43   303 295
Arthur Hatton  39 33 28 26 27 25 25 17 1 221 200
Bert Edwards  20 39 23 24 18 28 35 33   220 231
  John Tod  20 16 12 16 10 17 21 10   122 142
Sahai  Beattie  26 31 26 31 26 37 39 31 4 251 274
South Sahali  46 41 42 36 28 39 36 42 3 313 279
Summit  22 12 25 22 21 37 42 32 1 214 227
South Shore  Lloyd George  59 42 60 54 58 54 51 49 11 438 434
Stuart Wood  15 13 11 13 8 14 13 11   98 98
Westsyde  Arthur Stevenson  31 33 45 29 35 38 44 32   287 313
David Thompson  42 35 52 39 46 46 47 48   355 346
  Westmount  25 23 24 23 26 28 33 28   210 218
TOTAL 787 807 806 789 768 876 920 905 51 6709 6764
Source: Ministry of Education Report - Overview of Class Size and Composition in BC Public Schools 2009/10

Secondary

Click here to see 2009/2010 School Distric #73 Public Secondary School enrolment for Kamloops.

  • Kamloops Christian School 

  • St. Anne's Academy 

 

University & Colleges

Thompson Rivers University

Thompson Rivers University (TRU), including on-campus and distance/on-line students in 2009/2010, has an enrolment of over 25,000 students with 2,000 students graduating each year. TRU is the largest post secondary institution in B.C. north of Vancouver with a wide range of industry-oriented academic, technician and trades training.

The international education department, known as TRU World,  has the largest proportion of international students in enrolled learning programs of any university in Canada. Reaching more than 1,200 students from over 65 countries, the program provides a $35 million economic spin-off to the local Kamloops economy.

The university has a unique combination of traditional degree programs, many allowing diploma and certificate program graduates access through laddering, along with flexible degree completion through distance education as the BC Centre for Open Learning. Visit TRU's facts & figures

TRU has more than 120 different undergraduate and graduate degree options, along with over 50 career diploma and job-entry certificate programs, including trade-entry and apprenticeship training and college preparation and upgrading courses for adults. 

The Office of Graduate Studies and Research at TRU is the liaison office between the private sector, industry and community groups wishing to establish joint research and development projects. The Graduate Office works with industry, First Nations and local governments. It's services range from a first point of contact to managing applied research projects. Since 1996, the centre has worked with over 200 manufacturing and technology businesses to develop and implement commercial applications of new and existing technologies and innovation.

Thompson Rivers University, Open Learning (TRU-OL) is the division of Thompson Rivers University (TRU) that specializes in providing mature learners with flexible learning options, open access to education wherever possible, and a wide variety of course and program choices, meeting the needs of its own students and helping other institutions and organizations meet the open and online learning needs of their communities.

Supported by over 100 highly respected and qualified tutors who telecommute from all over BC, over 20,000 students a year take courses toward 52 degree, diploma and certificate programs, including 220 TRU distance courses and another 200 delivered through consortium institutions, as well as a further 34 language courses that can be challenged.

TRU also has several community centers in Ashcroft, Barrier, Chase, Clearwater and 100 Mile House.  Enrollment figures have increased steadily as TRU expands its curriculum and develops new programs.  Including TRU's distance learning program Open Learning, the enrollment number is over 20,000 students.

TRU offers over 50 undergraduate and graduate degrees and more than 40 diploma and certificate programs in academic, professional, vocational and applied disciplines. The number of areas of research strength continues to expand.

Visit TRU's facts & figures

The industry liaison office links the private sector, industry and community groups to establish joint research and development projects. The industy liaison office facilitates the implementation of commercial applications, new technologies and innovation.

TRU research covers a broad spectrum of fields, with a focus on extensive undergraduate involvement, multidisciplinary work driven by strong connections between departments, and close ties with the regional communities we serve.

TRU is currently working on several projects, including Masters Programs in Environmental Sciences and Education and Undergraduate programs in Physical Education, Interdisciplinary Studies and Water Treatment Technology.

TRU Credentials Awarded June 2009

TRU On Campus Assoc. Degree Appr.  Bacc.  Cert.  Dev.  Diploma Post Bacc. Diploma  Masters TOTAL

Faculty of Arts

7

-

174

1

-

4

3

-

189

Faculty of Science

4

-

83

50

-

81

-

-

218

School of Advanced Technology & Mathematics

-

-

15

-

-

61

-

-

76

School of Business & Economics

-

-

344

136

-

51

22

39

592

School of Education

-

-

50

26

-

14

-

-

90

School of Nursing

-

-

94

88

-

-

-

-

182

School of Social Work

-

-

48

29

1

23

-

-

101

School of Tourism

-

-

33

39

-

57

-

-

129

School of Trades & Technology

-

172

-

273

-

-

-

-

445

Student Development

-

-

-

28

89

-

-

-

117

TOTAL

11

172

841

670

90

291

25

39

2,139

TRU Open Learning

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arts and Science

4

-

110

-

2

11

-

-

127

Business and Management Studies

-

-

43

35

-

20

4

2

104

Health and Human Services

-

-

18

50

-

-

-

-

68

Technology

-

-

-

15

-

-

-

-

15

TOTAL

4

-

171

100

2

31

4

2

314

 Source: TRU Factbook Summary 2008/2009  

TRU Student Enrolment by Program (September 2009)

Program Enrolment
Arts 8,119
Science 4,158
Business & Economics 4,688
Tourism 2,193
Nursing 1,306
Student Development 1,524
Education 1,524
Advanced Technology & Mathematics 2,780
SW & Human Services 733
TRU Total 27,025
Source: TRU Stable Enrolment Summaries 2010

TRU Student Enrolment By Gender (2008-2009)

Male

Female

Not Reported

Total

 

Count

Percent

Count

Percent

Count

Percent

Count

Percent

On Campus 6,395 47% 6,780 50% 502 4% 13,677 100%
TRU OL 3,249 32% 6,785 68% 1 0% 10,035 100%
Total 9,644 41% 13,565 57% 503 2% 23,712 100%
Source: TRU 2008-2009 Factbook Summary

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