Destination Imagination has turned into a tradition for PLP Every year classmates come together to form teams, create performances and present in front of the world. It’s D.I. time again in PLP and this year, Seycove had the opportunity to… Continue Reading →

Chemistry can be one of the most difficult parts of science 10, and for me, at the start, it defiantly was. At the beginning of the unit I had a brief understanding of some of the most basic concepts of… Continue Reading →

For the past few months, the PLP 10 cohort has been learning about disruption, what it is, how does it affect the world, and how it applies to our lives. For the majority of the unit, we have been working on… Continue Reading →

2017 has been a like rollercoaster for me, with some big ups and downs, and as we come up to our mid school year checkpoint, their are lots of things to reflect on from the previous months. In this presentation… Continue Reading →

During the weeks Feb 2 – 12, 2018 the PLP cohort were in beautiful, sunny California learning about disruption. This trip was optional, and a few of my classmates along with me stayed behind in Vancouver; we each had our… Continue Reading →

If you were asked to share your life story and experiences, would you? How would you tell your story? At the end of term 1, in December, PLP had its Winter Exhibition. This is the night when PLP students from… Continue Reading →

In this post, I cover the topic of DNS tunneling. Recently in Humanities, we’ve been learning about disruption in our society, and we read a book called Little Brother whos theme is disruption. Little Brother is a free book by Cory Doctorow, you can… Continue Reading →

In our most recent math unit we learned about radicals, and more specifically the golden ratio: most easily recognized as the ratio 1:16. The Golden Ratio is found everywhere in nature, in architecture, and in great works of art.  When… Continue Reading →

*In this post I will be covering four main projects from the Sins of the City unit. The podcast Non-Fiction Book Clubs The essay and letter to M.P. Terry Beech An overview of the iTunes U lessons. For the majority… Continue Reading →

Vancouver, British Columbia is a beautiful city. Lush forests and bountiful rivers cover the land. Different cultures from around the world express themselves here, and the government works hard to keep everyone happy. But, it wasn’t always like this. What… Continue Reading →