Collection of student fees for 2024-2025 has now begun!

What are Student Fees? “Student Fees” are in addition to the capital building fee paid at the time of registration, the parent participation fee due in August, and monthly tuition. Student fees cover required items such as consumables, class fees, etc. as well as optional items such as yearbooks and hoodies.

How much are Student Fees? The amount of your student fees depends on the grades your students are in and the courses they are taking.

Student Fees are not collected by automatic withdrawal and must be paid by the first day of school. Paying your student fees on time is the best way to ensure you receive your gym strip and workbooks at the start of the year.

Visit https://immac.payschoolfees.net or click the button below. Register to create an account, add students, and order the required items.

Payment by credit card online is available for your convenience and a 2.8% transaction fee applies. We also accept payment by email money transfer at irhs.activities@cisnd.ca. (Please be sure that when you send your payment it is clear for whom you are paying.)

We also accept payment by cash, cheque, or debit in the office. Our office closes at 4 p.m. on Friday, June 28, and reopens on Wednesday, August 21 at 8 a.m.

We are still missing a few out there...

The international department took a last trip together to experience camping in the Shuswap. It's more like glamping, but it still counts!

Amadeo came to Immac from St. Joseph School in Kelowna. His most memorable moments from high school are the ping-pong tournaments in Mr. Witkowski’s class. He is most grateful for the small community atmosphere at Immac. This summer will find Amadeo staying in Kelowna and working. In the fall, he will be attending UBC Okanagan to pursue a degree in Engineering. His long-term plan is to become a mechanical engineer working for an automotive company.

Congratulations Amadeo! 

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Alayna came to Immac from Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School. Her favourite memories of high school include just being and laughing with her friends. She appreciates the school spirit. She loves to see how everyone comes together as a school community, especially during school held tournaments. Seeing everyone cheering is something she will miss. This summer Alayna will be working and travelling when possible. After taking a gap year to upgrade courses at Okanagan College, Alayna’s goal is to earn a bachelor's degree in science and specialize in nuclear medicine. 

Congratulations Alayna!

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MacKenna came to Immac from Grand Prairie, AB, where she attended St. Joseph Catholic High School. Some of her most memorable moments include Sweet 16 games, math class with Mr. K, and when Gryffin (her cousin) popped his knee out. She appreciates the small class sizes and one-on-one time she gets to spend with her peers because it makes everyone feel more comfortable. MacKenna will be working all summer to save money for university while trying to spend as much time with friends and family. In September she will be attending UBC Okanagan to pursue a Bachelor degree in Science in Nursing Basics. In the future, MacKenna hopes to become a pediatric nurse.

Congratulations MacKenna!

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Devin came to Immaculata in grade 8 from St. Joseph School in Kelowna, having moved from Thunder Bay in grade 6. His favourite memory of Immac is the first day of grade 12. He is grateful for the lessons high school has taught him especially about life, but also for the opportunity to excel and challenge himself academically. Devin will work through the summer while preparing for university. In the fall he will be attending UBC Okanagan, enrolled in their Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering. 

Congratulations Devin!



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Seerit went to school at Southridge Elementary in Prince George before coming to Immac. Her favourite memories of high school include playing on the basketball team in grade 10, PE 11 double block activities (laser tag!), breaking a random coconut (which Sofia had in her backpack) in math class and giving Sofia a haircut in Law 12. She is most grateful for the school spirit-specifically the energy felt in grade 11 from the seniors during basketball home tournaments. Seerit will spend most of the summer in Vancouver helping the family business and enjoying her free time. She will return in the fall to attend UBC Okanagan to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree. Her plan is to move on to obtain a J.D. degree at Law school. 

Congratulations Seerit!



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Carter graduated elementary school from Our Lady of Lourdes School. His favourite memories of high school include being able to perform a backflip off stage at the grad show and the fine arts trips. He is most thankful for how everyone treats each other kindly. Carter plans on spending the summer coaching a combination of trampoline and wall trampoline at West Kelowna Gymnastix. In the fall he will be attending Okanagan College pursuing a Diploma in Computer Information Systems, with the intent to complete a degree. In five years, Carter will likely be living here and finishing school, he likes to teach others what he can do, so he hopes to continue to coach gymnastics. Carter’s brother Michael is Immac alumnus. Congratulations Carter! 



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Megan went to St. Joseph school in Kelowna before coming to Immac. Some of her favourite memories of high school include sport trips, especially the Catholics tournament for basketball, and sitting in Mr. O’s room talking. She is grateful for the small size of our school which makes a closer community. Megan is getting ready to join the Paramedic workforce, so this summer she will be doing the prerequisite course (EMR) for firefighting/paramedics. In the fall she will be enrolled at the Justice Institute to complete the Primary Care Paramedic course. In the near future Megan sees herself firefighting in Alberta. Megan’s alumni family include her brother Thomas, and sisters Deidre (currently teaching at Immac!) and Stephanie. Congratulations Megan! 

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Lion attended elementary at St. Joseph School. His most memorable moments at Immac include being on the Sr. Boys soccer team and playing ping pong in Mr. Witkowski’s class. He appreciated the teachers the most because they are passionate about teaching. After stopping by the Calgary Stampede (Yeehaw), Lion will be working through the summer. In September, he will be attending UBC Okanagan in the Engineering program. Lion’s sister Reine, as well as cousins Jack and Tony are Immac alumni.

Congratulations Lion!

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