Our Students
We have a diverse student population,with a growing number of students who speak English as their second language. In September 2015,Castlefrank had students who spoke 25 different languages at home and came from 37 countries.
Our total enrollment in September 2015 was 325. Our school has been part of a student enrollment/boundary review process. Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year,Castlefrank became a JK -3Dual-Track (Regular English and Early French Immersion) Primary school. When students leave Castlefrank Elementary School they move on to Katimavik Elementary School for Grades 4-8 or to Bridlewood Community Elementary School for Middle French Immersion in Grade 4, and then on to the Earl of March Secondary School for high school.
Our Staff
Castlefrank has a Principal,a total of 25 full-time or part time teachers, 3 educational assistants, one office administrator,a half-time office assistant, a half-time library technician, one Chief Custodian and two evening custodians who work together to create a safe and nurturing learning environment for our students. The dedicated staff presents a wide range of experiences to help students extend their interests, skills, and leadership qualities.
Castlefrank’s staff are dedicated to life-long learning; constantly upgrading their skills by taking part in after-school workshops, summer courses, and curriculum development work shops through out the year. Working together in primary teams, teachers plan and update units of study for classroom use. The teachers are involved in curriculum teams working together on the implementation of the Ontario Curriculum.
Our Community
Castlefrank’s School Council is an enthusiastic and engaged group of dedicated parents and community members who strive to support the school, and its endeavours, through a variety of means. All parents/guardians are welcome to attend the School Council meetings and many are very involved in the school and greater community. The objectives of the School Council include developing a strong relationship among home, school and the wider community, raising funds, and encouraging the sharing of views and opinions.
Castlefrank parents are encouraged to be part of school life. An extensive volunteer program supports activities, such as regular hot-lunch programs throughout the month, annual Book Fair, Grounds Improvement and Safety Committees. Monthly School Council meetings are well attended and help to create a positive atmosphere of parental feedback and support for staff in the school.
Mission Statement
Castlefrank Elementary School has a safe, caring, respectful and positive learning environment for everyone. We encourage and guide each learner, through clear expectations toward goals of reaching their utmost potential. Our School motto is...
Be the best you can be!
Facilities and Resources
- An equipment filled gymnasium
- A huge library complete with a stage and a wide variety of books and resources
- Two fully stocked literacy rooms
- A large open school yard with two play structures, a basketball court, baseball diamond, and a soccer field