Online registration for classes starting in September typically opens in January. We also hold an open house prior to registration in order for families to meet our teachers, Board members and other prospective families. The open house provides an opportunity to view our school environment and ask any questions. Registration may also be possible after January depending on enrolment. Please visit our Registration and Fees page or contact us for more details.

Campus has followed the advice of Alberta Health Services and our advisory body and has enacted many policies to protect the children and our staff.  We require teachers be vaccinated as well as maintaining enhanced screening and sanitizing policies.  For more information please contact us at info@campuspreschool.com.

Yes, registration is available throughout the year subject to availability. Note that we do not accept new students after April 1 for the current school year. Please contact us for availability.

We do have tours available depending on class schedules, teacher preferences, and any applicable Covid-19 restrictions. If you are interested in a tour please contact us directly by clicking here.

We are a co-operative pre-school and built around a philosophy of community and a connection to our children and their school experience. Parents and caregivers are an active and involved part of the classroom on a regular basis. Please see our Parent Involvement page for specific details. Families are required to participate in a committee or on the Board in a way that aligns with their skills and interests. Details about committee and Board positions can found here. Parents and caregivers are also strongly encouraged to volunteer in the child’s classroom every 6 to 8 weeks.

Yes! We believe in a child-centred approach where we meet the child where they are. It is important to us that you child feels secure and safe in our school and welcome parents attending with their children as they deem necessary. We seek to build a relationship with your child built on mutual respect and feel your support plays a big role in that.  More information parent involvement can be found here.

For our Junior program students must be 3 or be turning 3 by Jan 1, 2023.

For our Senior program students must be 4 or turning 4 by Jan 1, 2023.

For our Multi-Age program students can be 3 or 4, but must turn 3 by Sept 5, 2023.

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No, children do not have to be toilet-trained before starting school at Campus, however teachers do not have the facilities or availability to do diaper changes during class times. All parents should send a change of clothes in their children’s backpack, as we recognize that accidents do happen!

We require any parent volunteering in our classroom to have a completed a police check (or equivalent) that includes a vulnerable sector search.

We take allergies seriously. Our school is a nut-free environment. In addition, we have guidelines and regulations in place to protect students with allergies that may be more severe. Parents and guardians send their children with a healthy snack that is safe and appropriate for the child. Teachers will always work to accommodate any of your specific concerns.

Parents and guardians are responsible for sending their children with a healthy snack, such as cut up fruit, cheese slices, and/or crackers. Items such as popcorn, hard candies, and snacks containing toothpicks and skewers are not allowed for safety reasons. We are a nut-free environment and also accommodate allergies that are specific to your child’s classroom. You will be notified if there is a classroom allergy apart from nuts that requires you to modify the snack you send.

Please send the snack in a clearly labelled container that your child can open and close independently. Include a water bottle or drink that closes securely, and that your child can operate. Remember to send items such as spoons and napkins if required.

At Campus, we believe an inclusive and diverse classroom is the best way for all children to learn. Historically, we have partnered with various organizations and welcomed aides or other supports into the classroom. We are currently working towards partnering with a provider that can offer an array of services and work closely with families and your child’s teacher. For this reason, the specific needs of your child and circumstances are best discussed with the teachers PRIOR to registration to ensure that Campus can provide the optimal learning environment for your child.

A day in both our junior and senior classrooms consists of an hour of play time where children are encouraged to explore at their own pace. Teachers use this opportunity to help children with projects, resolve conflicts and tend to any other needs that come up, but do not specifically direct this portion of the day. After the first hour, we access the Capitol Hill gymnasium where students are introduced to a variety of physical activities and games. Stories, snack time and circle time finish the classroom portion of our day. Students end their days outside on the unique dinosaur playground.