École Kenilworth School
7005 89 Avenue T6B 0N3 Edmonton, AB, Canada

Selection is open in Schoolzone. Questions message us here.

Superintendent Darrel Robertson has a message of gratitude for families as we head into the winter break. We recognize how challenging this year has been, and want to say thanks for your support. Happy holidays!

Happy holidays to all of our students and families! Enjoy storytime, featuring T'was the Night Before Christmas Kenilworth Covid style. https://youtu.be/tsWe9dpe3I0

Thanks Love Zumba with Jen for giving of your time to take us outside our comfort zone and leading us through 40 minutes of movement and giving us a chance to move during the day!

It’s time to think about how you’d like your child to learn for Quarter 3. The form to make your selection will be available on SchoolZone from Dec. 28 to Jan. ...8. So take some time over winter break to think about whether you’d like your child to learn online or in person during Quarter 3, from Feb. 1 to April 20. See more

Thanks to everyone who let us know how their child will learn for Quarter 2. We are working to finalize learning groups and assign teachers for students startin...g new online classes. The process is complex and will take time. This means it’s possible that students starting new online classes won’t hear from their teacher until the first day of Quarter 2 on Nov. 16. For more info on the process, visit https://bit.ly/3l6CAr6 If your child is switching from online to in-person learning, please contact your school directly if you have questions about the return to school.

For most schools, there are no classes Wednesday, November 11 to Friday, November 13. If your school has a modified calendar, these dates may be different. Find more important dates for 2020-21: https://bit.ly/335ftpg

NON-TRICKY TIPS FOR A SPOOKY SAFE HALLOWEEN Don't trick-or-treat, hand out treats, or go to a party if you have even mild symptoms, or you're in isolation/qu...arantine Choose costumes that allow your child to wear a non-medical mask If you can, knock instead of pushing doorbells, or keep 2 metres from the door or porch and call trick or treat. Make sure the person calling is wearing a mask. Keep a healthy distance from trick-or-treaters. If possible, hand out candy from the driveway, open garage, or lawn instead of your front door. You can print special Halloween posters to hang in your window or place on your door. They'll let trick-or-treaters know if you’re open for boo-ness and handing out candy this year. Get them and see more tips at alberta.ca/halloween

On World Mental Health Day and every day, we invest in our students’ lifelong mental health by teaching about common challenges and coping strategies. When they... need more, we walk alongside them to access community and healthcare supports. Visit our website for more information: https://bit.ly/3d7lFBp See more