Auteur : chabo

Access to French-language Catholic education is the constitutional right of French-language rights-holders, though non-rights-holders can also apply. This right is guaranteed to citizens by the Canadian Charter of Rights. The child of a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant who meets any of the following criteria qualifies for French-language education: whose...

Our students, much like the youth living elsewhere in North America, are immersed in a predominantly English language environment - everywhere except in schools offering a French-language education and perhaps in their home or in targeted institutions. Most children understand and speak English prior to starting Kindergarten in our schools....

French-language Schools Students who attend a French-language school are taught in French, their primary language. Francophone schools are completely French. French is the language of instruction and communication in the school and with community partners. Additionally, French-language schools enhance students' cultural identity through the integration of cultural activities in the...

Today more than ever, many parents register their child in a full-day Kindergarten program offered by French language Catholic schools. Parents want to offer their children every opportunity to learn French as a first language and develop a high-level of bilingualism in an environment which instills spiritual and moral values...