Henry James Cambie Secondary School, Public high school in Richmond, Canada

Henry James Cambie Secondary School is a public secondary school in Richmond that serves students in grades 8 through 12 with a range of academic and practical programs. The campus includes facilities designed to support classroom learning, hands-on activities, and student services.

The facility was built in 1927 at Cambie and Sexsmith Roads and opened as Richmond Secondary School, teaching grades 10 and 11. Grades 8 and 9 were added in 1937, when it became Richmond Junior-Senior Secondary School. After a new Richmond High School opened on Foster Road in 1952, the building became Cambie Junior Secondary School. It moved to Jacombs and No. 5 Road in 1995 and was renamed Henry James Cambie Secondary School.

The school offers programs in applied design, arts, and physical education that shape student life throughout the year. These activities represent how the institution engages with young people in practical and creative ways.

Parents and students use the MyEd BC system to access school information and grades online. It helps to set up this account early in the school year to stay connected with teacher updates and academic progress.

Grade 12 students in the carpentry apprenticeship program build cabins as part of their training. In 1999 the school was one of two Canadian schools chosen for a technology-sharing program with schools in Asia.