English Core Program

From Grades 1 to 6, 30% of learning takes place in French, including subjects like French Language Arts, Science, Health, and Physical Education—helping students build confidence and use the language in real, meaningful ways.

English Core Program

In our English Core Program, kindergarten students are speaking and learning the French language during 30% of classroom time. Introducing the French language gradually so students can learn at a more relaxed pace.

For grades 1 through 6, 30% of class time dedicated to French language instruction. Along with French Language Arts; Health, Physical Education, Science and Technology are taught entirely in French, giving our students opportunities to communicate in a broader range of academic study.

Language of Instruction

Kindergarten	70% English	30% French
Cycle 1	70% English	30% French
Cycle 2	70% English	30% French
Cycle 3	70% English	30% French

Subject Breakdown

Kindergarten

English Subjects	French Subjects
English Language Arts Mathematics Visual Art Music	French Language Arts Health Physical Education

Cycle 1 (Grades 1 and 2)

English Subjects	French Subjects
English Language Arts Mathematics Visual Arts Music Ethics & Religious Culture	French Language Arts Health Physical Education

Cycles 2 and 3 (Grades 3 to 6)

English Subjects	French Subjects
English Language Arts Mathematics Visual Arts Music Ethics and Religious Culture Social Sciences Science and Technology	French Language Arts Health Physical Education Science and Technology

Evaluation Standards & Procedures

School Calendars

Teaching Specialists

Music (English)
Visual Arts (English)
Physical Education and Health (French)

Academic Support

RESOURCE Teachers

Academic help is provided to cycles 1 through 3 (Grades 1 to 6) by our resource teachers. The resource teacher provides teachers and students with support. They serve as a facilitator in helping students with different learning needs and provide additional support and strategies to help students achieve in the content areas.

Children work in their class or in the resource room. The resource teacher, in collaboration with the classroom teachers, writes up the individualized education plan (IEP) that will best meet the learning style of the student with the understanding that success is not defined in the same way for everyone.

Homework Assistance

All teachers provide remediation time for their students during the school day. In addition, students who are part of the daycare program receive one hour of homework help each day as part of the BASE program.

Related Websites

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