Pre-primary and Primary Registration
Find out what school catchment you live in. Visit Bus Planner to learn about your school catchment area and bus eligibility. https://ccrce.mybusplanner.ca/
If you reside in our school catchment, join us for in-person registration.
Dates: Thursday, Feb. 5 and Wednesday Feb. 11
Time: 2:30-3:30pm
Location: Dr WA MacLeod Consolidated School
Please bring with you the following documentation:
- Nova Scotia Health Card
- Birth Certificate
- Proof of residency to confirm your school catchment area (e.g. utility bill)
Pre-Primary and Primary eligible ages for enrollment:
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The Pre-primary program is voluntary and open to all children who are at least four years old by December 31st, 2026, and live within school catchment. Children can only attend the Pre-primary program for one year.
- Children who reside in the province of Nova Scotia and reach the age of five (5) years on or before December 31 are eligible for enrolment in the Primary Program.
If you can’t make any of the registration dates, please contact our main office at 902-755-8450.
SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL UPDATE
Our School Advisory Council is the recipient of the SAC Innovation Fund, with a successful grant application to enhance student learning through the creation of a sensory trail. We are proud of our SAC and their work in promoting active learning, student well-being, and supporting student achievement.
BEHAVIOUR MATRIX
Dr WA MacLeod Consolidated has developed a new behaviour matrix with input from both staff and students. Throughout the year, students will explore the matrix, reflect on how their actions affect others, and be celebrated for their positive contributions to our school community.
W.I.T.S / L.E.A.D.S
This program is created to help children prevent victimization, such as bullying, discrimination and lateral violence. We saw positive impacts from the program last year and are excited to continue with it this year.
Our current book is 'No Help Wanted' written by Ruth Ohi, with a focus on helping others.
Posy always has a plan, and she is determined to see her plans through. But when she eagerly takes charge of the new classroom pet, things don't go according to plan. Bluey the beta fish suffers under all the special attention, and he starts looking worse and worse. Posy fears everyone will blame her. Can she admit she needs help to bring her new friend back around?
Teachers will use this text, along with classroom activities to support students with the concept of 'Helping Others'.
*Books can be found at your local library to read with your child.
