What happens in Kindergarten? Children explore and learn about the world through play. In Kindergarten your child will discover reading, math, physical education, art and music in preparation for a life of learning. Who can register for Kindergarten? Children who will be 5 by December 31. Before you register Confirm that Dunstable School is your designated […]

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September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. Schools, within Pembina Hills, are closed on this day to mark the importance of recognizing survivors and those lost in residential schools. Our school […]

Our school will be participating in the Terry Fox Run on Tuesday, Sept. 20th. We will be going to Camp Nakamun for this in the morning. Upon return to the school we will be having a hot dog lunch (no cost for the hot dog lunch).

Our first school council meeting is happening on Thursday (Sept.15). Meeting is at 7:00. All are welcome. We hope to see you there:)

Thursday is Cowboy/Cowgirl Day in Dunstable! Come in your cowboy or cowgirl outfit! Don’t forget to take in some WRA rodeo action in Barrhead Sept 15-18!

Communication with parents is a priority for us.  We’d like to take a moment to inform you of some important policies and procedures at our school. Students Code of Conduct Safe and Caring Schools Policy Assessment Policy and Procedure VTRA protocol You may check out all Pembina Hills School Division Policies by clicking here.  

We are fortunate to have a team of specialist from Aspen Health Services and the Pembina Hills Public Schools Regional Office who support our students.  These specialists help us with speech, occupational therapy, behaviours, reading, and so much more.  You can learn more about the visitors to our school by reading the letter from Aspen […]

Like all school in Pembina Hills (PHPS), Dunstable School follows the guidelines of the VTRA (Violence Threat Risk Assessment) protocol. You can read up about this protocol on the PHPS website. https://docushare.pembinahills.ca/dsweb/Get/Document-453990/VTRA%20Brochure%202016%20(1).pdf  

We will be reading a statement at the start of our Spring Tea acknowledging that we are gathered on Treaty 6 land.  Teaching students about the history of treaties and residential schools in an important part of the Alberta Curriculum.  Please take a moment to read more about our School Division’s policy regarding the Honouring […]