Kindergarten
Ready, Set, Learn!
We are excited to invite families with children born in 2021 to our "Ready, Set, Learn" sessions at each of our BGCDSB schools!
Join us to:
- Learn about our amazing kindergarten program
- Meet our dedicated staff
- Explore our vibrant schools
- Get assistance with the registration process
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to prepare your little ones for their educational journey!
- Holy Family Catholic School, Hanover - October 23rd, 2024
- Mary Immaculate Catholic School, Chepstow - October 10th, 2024
- Sacred Heart Catholic School, Mildmay - October 9th, 2024
- St. Peter and St. Paul‘s Catholic School, Durham - October 23rd, 2024
- St. Joseph‘s Catholic School, Port Elgin - October 24th,2024
- École Imaculée-Conception, Formosa - October 24th, 2024
- St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School, Walkerton - October 10th, 2024
- St. Basil‘s Catholic School, Owen Sound - October 23rd, 2024
- Sacred Heart Catholic School, Teeswater - October 17, 2024
- St. Anthony‘s Catholic School, Kincardine - October 23rd, 2024
Click Here To Learn More and Register Today
The Kindergarten Program
Kindergarten at Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board is a faith-based two year program where children learn through play, exploration and inquiry. This program is unique as there are often two educators in the classroom. There is the classroom teacher and an Early Childhood Educator working collaboratively to offer the most engaging learning experiences and opportunities for your child.
Play-based learning in Ontario is designed to support your child’s natural learning by focusing on four key areas:
Belonging & Contributing
In Kindergarten, students really begin to explore where they fit into the world and their role as community members.
Self-Regulation & Well-Being
Students matter as individuals. Learning in Kindergarten helps them to become more self-aware, and understand their own thinking and feelings.
Literacy & Mathematics Behaviours
Students show literacy with the language, pictures, and materials they use to express themselves. Using numbers and patterns during play strengthens their developing mathematics skills.
Problem Solving & Innovating
Kindergarten students begin to make sense of their world by asking questions, solving problems, and engaging in creative play.
For more information about full-day kindergarten and tips to support your child’s learning at home
- Overview of Full-Day Kindergarten
- Play-Based Learning in Full-Day Kindergarten
- Literacy and Mathematics in Full-Day Kindergarten
- Full-Day Kindergarten Understanding Your Child’s Reports
- The Kindergarten Program, 2016
- Ontario Catholic School Kindergarten Program