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Alwin Holland Elementary is located at 10615 96 St, Fort St John, BC V1J 3R3. The school describes itself as a K–6 school in the centre of Fort St. John, in the Peace River Valley, and “home of the Griffins.” Guided by the motto “T.E.A.M. — Together Everyone Achieves More,” the school emphasizes a team approach and aims to be welcoming, warm, and caring. The school also states it values inclusion and diversity and recognizes the importance of humour in a healthy learning and working environment.
School type: Public School (Peace River North)
Education language: Alwin Holland Elementary offers English Language Learning (ELL) support through an English Language Learning Teacher. The sources provided do not state the core language(s) used for instruction at Alwin Holland, and they do not indicate that Alwin Holland offers a French Immersion or other bilingual/immersion program.
Religious affiliation: None / Secular
Grades: K-6
Phone: 250 785-6125
Email: alwinholland@prn.bc.ca
Principal: Janny Lavoie
Alwin Holland Elementary offers English Language Learning (ELL) support through an English Language Learning Teacher. The sources provided do not state the core language(s) used for instruction at Alwin Holland, and they do not indicate that Alwin Holland offers a French Immersion or other bilingual/immersion program.
Before and after school care The school hosts a before-and-after school care program in its on-site “Clubhouse.” Families are directed to register online through School District 60 and can contact the coordinator for fee information and possible reductions. Student support / special education The school lists multiple learning and wellness supports, including Learning Assistance, Resource, Reading Recovery, and access to district supports such as Speech Language, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Counselling. The district also provides student support resources for mental health and bullying concerns, including guidance to talk with trusted adults and links/phone numbers for crisis and help lines. Food programs Alwin Holland is designated as an “inner city” school for funding purposes and states it offers a breakfast program and a healthy snack program. The school also offers a lunch program and canteen with nutritional lunch choices, supported with the help of student volunteers.
The school motto is “T.E.A.M. — Together Everyone Achieves More,” and the school emphasizes taking a team approach to its work. It states it strives for a welcoming, warm, and caring environment, and that it values inclusion and diversity. The school notes that its Code of Conduct is being reviewed and invites suggestions from families; an Athletic Code of Conduct form is also posted.
The district notes that schools remain open even when buses do not run and that safety is the primary reason for bus cancellations. Bus cancellations are decided route-by-route, and families are to be contacted if a route is cancelled; parents decide whether their child attends during inclement weather. The district advises dressing warmly, expecting possible delays, and allowing extra time when driving. Transportation registration information is provided by the district, along with a bus passenger code of conduct.
The school website posts items such as “Kindergarten Registration” and “Kindergarten Gradual Entry,” but the provided sources do not include specific enrollment/admissions instructions beyond these notices. For before-and-after school care, families are directed to register online through School District 60.
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