Campbell Collegiate

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Campbell Collegiate
Address
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102 Massey Road Regina , Saskatchewan , S4S 4M9 Canada
Coordinates	50°24′46″N 104°36′38″W / 50.41266°N 104.61050°W / 50.41266; -104.61050
Information
School type	High School
Motto	"Ne Obliviscaris" (Let Us Not Forget)
Founded	1963
School board	Regina Public School Division
Principal	Nancy Buisson
Grades	9-12
Enrollment	1440
Language	English, French Immersion
Area	Regina
Colour(s)	Green and Gold
Mascot	McTavish
Team name	Tartans
Website	campbellcollegiate.rbe.sk.ca

Campbell Collegiate is a public high school located in the Whitmore Park area of south Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. A part of Regina Public Schools, it has operated since 1963 and currently has the largest student population among high schools in Regina.

Associate schools[]

Campbell's associate schools include Connaught, Dr. A.E. Perry, Grant Road, Harbour Landing, Jack MacKenzie, Marion McVeety, Massey, W.S. Hawrylak, Wascana Plains, Wilfred Hunt, and Wilfrid Walker.

Student Leadership Council (SLC)[]

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The Student Leadership Council (formerly the Student Representative Council) at Campbell Collegiate is responsible for student activities, including "Welcome Week" for Grade 9 students and pep rallies. The SLC Constitution is the rulebook which elaborates on the SLC's duties and responsibilities. It was ratified by the SLC and the student body in spring 2010.

In previous years, the student council was known as the Student Activities Council (SAC).

Athletics[]

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Campbell Collegiate hosts various athletic tournaments for high schools both from within the province and from out of the province as well as tournaments such as the Campbell Invitational Tournament (CIT) and the Campbell Invitational Volleyball Tournament (CIVT).

Campbell Collegiate won the SHSAA Provincial Championship in football for the 1973, 1975, 1976, 1996, 2010 and 2017 seasons. They’ve also won the 5A boys provincial basketball championship in 1975, 1976, 1982, 1997, 2005, 2009 and 2017, and boys volleyball in 2008 and 2012.^[1]

Campbell Collegiate Cheer team has been Provincial Champions 6 out of the last 7 years and in 2013 was undefeated in all competitions.

Campbell won the RHSAA city and SHSAA provincial boys wrestling championships in 1991.

The Campbell senior girls volleyball team was the SHSAA 5A Provincial Champion in 2013, 2015, 2018 and 2019 and the senior girls basketball team were 5A champions in 1978 and 2014.^[2]

Music[]

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Over the years, Campbell Collegiate has established a history of excellence in its music program. The school not only offers core music classes in each grade, including IB Music, but offers choral and band as credit courses. The Grade 9 Concert Band & Concert Choir introduce new students to playing in an ensemble environment. The school features open groups for older students as well. The Jazz Band and Senior Concert Choir groups offer all students, regardless of experience, an opportunity to learn, perform, and tour with a music group. Auditioned groups are available to more senior students. For instrument players, this is the Wind Ensemble group. For singers, this means a chance to sing with the Chamber Choir. However, further opportunity is given through the jazz programs. New musicians can join Senior Green, and new singers are invited to join Jazz Express. For those seeking a further challenge, choristers can audition for the intermediate jazz vocal group Take 10. The most challenging and powerful performances come from the top two groups, usually established members of either Wind Ensemble or Chamber Choir : the jazz band Senior Gold, and the jazz choir The Classics. Both groups have gained a reputation of excellence around the province, and habitually perform out-of-province and in the United States.

Since it first opened, Campbell has been distinguished by splendid teachers in all disciplines and music is not and has not been the greatest of its disciplines but characteristic was one of the early music teachers, Welshman Kenneth Roberts. Mr. Roberts not only ran music shows in the auditorium, took the Campbell choir to sing on CKCK TV, then affiliated with CBC, and led the choir at the then still open and radio-broadcasting Carmichael United Church in the east end but was a night club singer at the Hotel Saskatchewan downtown, and his students at Campbell later ran into him as a nightclub singer in the world-famous Raffles Hotel in Singapore.

Clubs[]

Campbell Collegiate has a wide variety of clubs:

Sports[]

• Golf

Notable alumni[]

• Jan Betker, Olympic curler
• Eric Grimson, 1980 PhD from and Chancellor of Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Mike Blaisdell, NHL Hockey Player
• N. Murray Edwards, lawyer and businessman
• Connie Kaldor, musician
• Sarah Lind, actress
• Joel Lipinski, CFL football player
• Lucas Makowsky, Olympic gold medalist speed skater
• Amy Nixon, Olympic curler
• Darren Veitch, NHL Hockey Player

Affiliated communities[]

Notes[]

External links[]

• Official website