On Tuesday, August 31 Ecole Queen Elizabeth  hosted an orientation evening for our Grade 7 students.  Titled "A Royal Welcome" it gave students an opportunity to pick up their textbooks and store materials in their lockers.  Enjoy the photos in our photo gallery.

New registrations will be received Monday, August 30.  Application forms will be available at the office.  Students within the attendance area of Ecole Queen Elizabeth will receive priority followed by students from the Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools jurisdiction.  Please bring a report card and a birth certificate when enrolling.  Students who have already registered will attend on the first day of classes which is September 2.  Homeroom lists will be printed and posted outside.  After an extended home room regular classes will commence.  Assemblies for each grade will be held on Friday, September 3.

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We want to move away from this!!

Check out our focus for the 2010-11 School Year.  This document is available in the Documeents section contained in the About Us tab.

On Tuesday, June 29 at 9:30 our Award Assembly and Grade 9 Farewell was held.  Check out the photos in the Photo Gallery.

Our emphasis this year is on Fitness and Nutrition so we can avoid this situation!!!

We are in our second year of a three year Education Plan which is designed to promote fitness and nutrition at Ecole Queen Elizabeth.  This year will see opportunities for students to develop individua training plans and for a Food Prep course to provide nutritious lunches several times per week.

Alberta Education has a number of Parent and Student friendly documents availalbe.  Check out the Miscellaneous Documents in the About Us section of our web page.

 A letter from Board Chair Rob Reimer.

 Calling all candidates for school board

The time is fast approaching for voters to decide who will shape and direct local education for the next three years. Elections for school trustee take place October 18, 2010 and it's not too early to think about who you would like to see as candidates for this important office.Having good trustee candidates in the upcoming election is critical because school boards make decisions about how education is delivered locally ­­­- including the operation of schools. School board policies directly impact the development of our children and affect community interests.

That's why, on behalf of our board, I would encourage people with an interest in children and a vision for local education to consider running for trustee. Nomination day is September 20, 2010.

Our central office has information about becoming a school board trustee. You may also wish to visit the Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools website www.wrps.ab.ca or visit the ASBA website at www.asba.ab.ca.  We encourage people to stop by or call to have the information sent to you. Trustees are also available to speak about trusteeship. Call our central office number at 780-352-6018 for more information.

Yours truly,

Rob Reimer