Hudson's Hope School

About

Hudson’s Hope School (Hudson’s Hope Elementary–Secondary School) is located in Hudsons Hope, BC (Po Box 390, Hudsons Hope, BC V0C 1V0), in the Peace River Valley within walking distance of the Peace River. The school describes itself as a “family school” serving learners from StrongStart through Grade 12, and emphasizes the closeness of its small, supportive community. The school’s code of conduct is built around H.A.W.K.S. (Helpful, Appreciative, Willing, Kind, Supportive), and its school motto is “Above and Beyond.”

At a Glance

School type: Public School (Peace River North)

Education language: Hudson’s Hope School offers core courses leading to graduation, and also lists “French Language” as part of its secondary wing/course offerings. The provided sources do not describe any French Immersion or bilingual program, and do not mention English Language Learning (ELL) services.

Religious affiliation: None / Secular

Grades: K-12

Phone: 250 783-9994

Email: hhudson@prn.bc.ca

Principal: Derrek Beam

Education Languages

Hudson’s Hope School offers core courses leading to graduation, and also lists “French Language” as part of its secondary wing/course offerings. The provided sources do not describe any French Immersion or bilingual program, and do not mention English Language Learning (ELL) services.

Programs and Services

StrongStart (early learning) StrongStart BC is a free early learning program for preschool-aged children accompanied by a parent or caregiver, led by a qualified Early Childhood Educator. The program includes learning activities such as stories, music, and art to help children prepare for kindergarten. Leadership, mentoring, and positive-behaviour programs The school offers Peer Helpers (trained in conflict resolution and team building) and Link Crew (senior students mentoring and supporting students entering Grade 8). Students can earn “H-Notes” for helping keep the community clean and treating others with respect, and the school recognizes “Student of the Week” for modelling H.A.W.K.S. behaviour. A Work Ethics Honor Roll rewards strong work habits and punctuality with team-building opportunities. Athletics and extracurricular sports Intramurals and activities Intramural games are offered for Grades K–7 during lunch hours in collaboration with local RCMP officers, senior students, parents, and staff; examples include skittles, dodge-ball, floor hockey, and challenge games. The school also runs “Cruisin Days,” intended to provide positive social opportunities, often involving trips such as bowling, golfing, skiing/snowboarding, paintball, hockey games, and more. Outdoor learning space The school describes an Outdoor Study Area for secondary students designed for lessons, studying, and socializing, developed with community support. Student support / special education The Code of Conduct notes that students may be exempt from restrictions on personal internet-connected devices when needed for full inclusion, as outlined in an Individual Education Plan (IEP), Learning Support Plan (LSP), or health plan.

• Volleyball (league)
• Basketball
• Slow-pitch
• Long Distance Running
• High School Rodeo
• Curling
• Badminton
• Track and Field

School Culture and Expectations

The school’s Code of Conduct is built around H.A.W.K.S.: Helpful, Appreciative, Willing, Kind, and Supportive, with the school motto “Above and Beyond.” The Code of Conduct emphasizes a safe, positive, respectful learning environment where students are free from harm, have clear expectations for acceptable behaviour, and feel a sense of belonging. The school states it supports the BC Human Rights Code and treats discrimination seriously (including discrimination based on race, ancestry, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, and age). The Code also sets expectations for limited distractions and responsible use of digital technology, including restrictions on personal internet-connected devices during the school day (with limited exemptions).

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

School District 60 requires families to submit a bus registration form for any student riding the bus, to ensure a seat and keep transportation information current. Forms can be submitted by email to transportation@prn.bc.ca or dropped off in person at the SD60 Facilities & Transportation Office or School Board Office; questions can be directed to transportation@prn.bc.ca or (250) 785-1577. The provided sources do not include school-specific drop-off/pick-up or parking instructions for Hudson’s Hope School.

Enrollment

The school website includes a news item titled “Kindergarten Registration for September 2026,” but the provided source text does not include registration steps or a link to instructions.