A very well run school. The school was granted last year with over $60000 worth of new books from…read moreindigo!!. The building has an elevator for students with physical limitaions. The large playground is very engaging for students of all abilities, which includes a new oodle swing which is suitable for people with physical limitations, and a new slide is on its way as their parent council raised funds to purchase last year. They also have raised garden beds that the students plant different plants in . The staff go above and beyond to engage their students by providing free after school clubs throughout the year. Champlain School teaches the 7 Grandfather teaching to all students and teach their students to be proud of their cultural backgrounds, and inclusive to all. They even hold community pot luck dinners about 2x a year. This school has a free breakfast program for all students who want breakfast, if the student is late they r welcome to have breakfast during morning recess. Students r also offered a fruit or vegetable snack every morning (courtesy of the Canadian Nutrition Council). Parents are welcomed into the school everyday where they could spend time in a staffed Parent room where there are resources available for them to access, or just to connect with other parents and have a cup of coffee. The parent room also offers different activities for parents with preschoolers who need some adult interaction, thats been a lifesaver for some Moms. Champlain students produce amazing work, some of which was recognized by the Canadian Rights Museum in Winnipeg! Awesome! The school is very secure with a 'buzz in' system and security cameras throughout, including outside. Keep up the good work Champlain!!

My son loves his school. Springfield Heights offers French Immersion, English and also a Ukrainian…read morelanguage program. Lovely supportive staff.

We believe that the knowledge gained from your training will have a positive and lasting impact on…read morethe quality of care and education we provide to the children at Lakewood Children Centre. We look forward to implementing the strategies and approaches discussed during the sessions and witnessing the positive changes they will bring. Once again, thank you for your dedication to the field of early childhood education and for sharing your expertise with our team. We highly recommend Wevas Training to other educational institutions seeking professional development opportunities.

Amazing staff. Fantastic facility. They work dilligently to ensure the success of each student.read more

I went to that school and it was amazing teachers and all staff are nice…read more Me and my friends went there and loved it

This place looks beautiful inside! I have been considering getting some work done and because of…read moreexceptional word of mouth reviews and talking to some of the staff I wojls highly consider going here.

I was a student at Cecil Rhodes, starting in grade one (Miss Goulden)....in 1945...my father had…read moreattended before me when his family emigrated to Canada from Glasgow, about 1925. He had the same teacher when he started at CRS in grade 6. His younger brothers also went to CRS, with Roy leaving his name carved into the brick at the front door of the main school..between the door and the window of the principals office...the name was still there I about 1960... My teachers were as follows...grade 2, 3, ...Miss Hughes grade 4...Miss Cruikshank (that was the year Weston School and the wartime houses were built), our grade four class had 41 students. Grade 5...Mrs. McConnel Grade 6...Mrs, McDougal Grade 7...Mr. Martin Grade 8...Miss Shackle Grade 9...Mr. Leckie The year of the Red River flood, the basement washrooms in the 'big' school flooded...school was closed in early May. Tech Voc school opened about the year before our class graduated from grade nine. One of our classmates, walked to school at CRS from St James, across the prairie to Weston...because Weston was at that time on the western edge of the city, there was no protection from the cold winds...but she rarely missed a class. Jacqueline Wilson Saville