Terry Fox Secondary School

Great and enriching experience

Very nice basketball gym could improve on the lighting a bit dimmer when we went to watch a tournament game. Adequate parking space and finding the school is not a problem with the help of the navigation.

Pretty cool but has some flaws. Made a bunch of dancing shreks there

Very culturally enriching community

[Continued from "Ye!" review] 4) Cafeteria / Lunch What's a good way to get lunch at an overpriced and overcrowded place? Here it is. Now, it's not ALL bad.. There are a variety of items to choose from. But here are some things to consider: it's more expensive. Be warned. The items. "Grill Central": Fast-Food based items. Hamburger ($3.25) - Two plain buns, and a patty. Nothing else. Might as well add some mayo or something on this. Not good, not bad. Cheeseburger ($3.50) - Ok, now just adding a SINGLE PIECE OF KRAFT CHEESE on it does not justify the price increase of 25 cents. Sure, you gotta profit somehow, but this is ridiculous (Considering I bought a couple of these myself throughout the school year). You're better off with a McDonald's hamburger than this overpriced thing. Chicken/Veggie Burger ($3.50) - You're essentially paying the same price as a Cheeseburger for a downgrade. Hot Dog ($2.75) - You know you're being ripped off when all they hand you is a small cheaply made item. Better off with Costco's Hotdogs. Fries ($2.50) - Essentially the better choice. Although overpriced by a bit, due to the small paper cup these come in, the crispiness of these make the price worth it. Sandwich ($4.50) - Although located in the fridge on where the drinks are, I had to include it here. If you're considering this, a homemade sandwich would do. "Breakfast Corner": Overpriced "breakfast" for people who don't even bother to eat in the morning. Hashbrown ($1.00) - Ok, I guess, great for a small snack. Breakfast Egger ($3.00) - Literally two buns and a egg patty. Breakfast Wrap ($3.50) - A small burrito-like wrap consisted of egg, and maybe sausage or bacon. Small in size. Bagel ($1.75) - Just a bagel. Bagel w Cream Cheese ($2.25) - A 50 cent increase. You get a toasted bagel with a little cream cheese. Wow, thanks. Yogurt ($2.00) - Literally no one buys this. Yogurt Parfait ($3.00) - No, seriously. Why are you buying this? Fruit Cup ($2.00) - Just stop. Sliced Fruit ($2.00) - Please.. Just have mercy on your wallet. "Fresh" Fruit ($1.00?) - Sorry, I gave up on life. Other Items / Miscellaneous Pringles ($2.00) - If you're buying this, please rethink your life choices on why you want this tiny can of air. Cookie ($1.00) - Don't bother. Muffin / Scone ($1.50) - Don't bother. Assorted Loaves ($1.50) - You have bread at home. Rice Krispy ($1.50) - Same price at the vending machine. Small. Don't bother. Cinnamon Bun ($2.50) - Big, sweet, delicious. Sort of worth it. Pizza Pretzel ($2.50) - Literally no one buys this. Chips ($1.50) - Not much variety. Also found at the vending machine s. Drinks Small Milk ($1.50) - A small carton of milk. Overall an ok price. Large Milk ($2.75) - You've got to be kidding me. "Happy Planet" ($3.50) - I know it's healthy, and organic, but no one is gonna buy this. "Pure Leaf"? ($3.50) - Overpriced iced tea in a very small bottle. Aloe ($3.50) - How can you be so stupid to buy this? I mean, the BIG BOTTLES cost less than this.. You're paying for a tiny juice. Flavored Tea ($3.25) - Basically iced tea, Good for its price. Small Water ($1.75) - Oh, boy.. Large Water ($2.00) - There's a neat little invention called a "Water Fountain". Use it. Bottled Pop ($2.50) - Something's not right.. Canned Pop ($1.50) - Cheaper than the vending machines. Canned Juice ($2.00) - You know they've given up when the juice is more expensive than the pop. Vitamin Water ($3.50) - Did you know that these "drinks" contain tons of sugar? And those "vitamins" you drank might as well be relieved out of your system like, 10 minutes later. Flavored Water ($2.25) - Step 1: Get water. Step 2: Put in flavoring. Step 3: Sell at a high price so idiots can buy. Sparkling Ice ($2.50) - Its.. ok.