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Welcome to Regina's École du Parc

To the entire French-speaking community or anyone interested in French-language education

Welcome to École du Parc!

École du Parc is one of Regina's 3 francophone schools, and the one that primarily serves students from the north side - those living north of Dewdney Avenue. Our school welcomes students from prekindergarten (age 4) to grade 6.

We also share our premises with the Centre éducatif du Parc, a daycare service for children aged 18 months and over. The Centre also runs a before- and after-school program for École du Parc students.

L'école du Parc aims for the well-being and success of all its students, and our academic priorities are defined by our Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP) - literacy, well-being and LINC (language, identity and cultural construction). Our Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) help us achieve our literacy goals, and the collaboration of all staff members ensures that our students are well cared for, and that the various aspects of Francophone cultural appreciation flourish.

In this time of pandemic continuity, we look forward to supporting each student in developing his or her full potential, thanks to our dedicated staff.

Happy school year and we look forward to meeting you!

Marie-France LeNouail

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We're currently preparing to move to our new elementary school, scheduled for January 2025. The new school will be located in the Normanview neighbourhood at 5382 2nd Avenue North, Regina (SK) S4R 5G3, and will bear the same name: École du Parc.

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By registering your children at École du Parc, you are ensuring they will have access to the very best education available anywhere. Every new day at school will help them acquire new academic skills. They will develop their Francophone identity through enhanced, tailored programming. You will discover a world of learning opportunities for your children and possibly yourself. École du Parc's qualified teachers and educators, with the support of the local francophone community, all contribute to students' success and the school's in delivering exceptional educational services.

Francophone education prepares students well for today's life journey

Upon graduation, our students' proficiency in both French and English tends to broaden the scope of choices available to them through advanced education at technical institute and college levels. Their Francophone school years are sure to influence the careers paths they will follow. The family decisions our graduates eventually make as adults are more likely to reflect the Francophone experiences at the heart of the Fransaskois school foundations. Perhaps they will be compelled to give the gift of Francophone education to their own children. This cycle of life is intricately woven through education, culture and community.

École du Parc is an essential ingredient -- with École Monseigneur de Laval - Pavillon Secondaire des Quatre Vents (high school education) -- in helping ensure the Fransaskois contribution to the shaping of Saskatchewan society remains vibrant in the years to come.