Kindergarten to Grade 12

Parents can use the Early Learning and Child Care Registry to find after-school care. Once you’re on the site, select 'School Aged Centres' and your location. The program will show you a list of centres on the map that match your needs. Visit the...

Public Schools Branch students in Kindergarten to Grade 9 are provided school supplies funded by the Government of Prince Edward Island. While the initiative provides essential classroom supplies such as: Pencils Pens Binders Scribblers Folders Paper...

Parents are important partners in their child’s learning. Students with engaged parents generally do better at school and are more motivated. Engaging in your child’s education can be as simple as reading to your child every day, or you can go a step...

Tips & Tricks for Home Learning through play is natural for children. Playtime with your child can be a relaxing time for both of you, full of fun and curiosity. Learning can be the same! When you teach through play, there are no lesson plans or...

Parents may home educate their children using a home education program or the public education system’s curriculum. What do I need to do to home educate my child? You must notify the Department of Education and Lifelong Learning that you intend to...

Safe Internet Use Children and teens spend a great deal of time online. As a parent or caregiver, you are the best person to help your child stay safe online. Talk to your children about what they should and should not do online. The internet is an...

Your child’s education, safety and well-being is important to the teachers and staff of your child's school as well as to all those in the public school system of PEI. Staying in touch, asking questions and heading off issues before they become big...

Parents have a great influence on student achievement. Parent engagement in schools and learning make PEI schools better places to learn and grow. School councils and home and school associations All schools have school councils or home and school...

As of July 1, 2021, the PEI School Food Program has transitioned to a new non-profit organization- PEI School Food Program Inc. Information about the program can be found at www.peischoolfood.ca or by contacting 902-380-FOOD (3663) or info...

If you are a Grade 10 student, or a Grade 9 student in certain schools, and want to improve your French language skills, you can apply for a six-month cultural/language exchange with a Francophone student from Québec. You will each live with your...

The Government of Prince Edward Island is informing students, parents, guardians, teachers, and school administration that some of their personal information may have been part of PowerSchool’s recent North American cybersecurity incident. What...

Things to consider before the first day of school Is your child registered? To register for school, contact the school directly. Ask about required school supplies or school supply fees as well as what time school starts and ends. The school calendar...

Prince Edward Island has Five (5) private schools, as follows: Grace Christian School Great Wisdom School Immanuel Christian School Moonlight International Academy Mount Academy For more information, or to register your child, contact your school of...

Prince Edward Island curriculum documents outline what is taught at each grade level and what students are expected to learn. Provinces work together to keep core subjects like math, language arts, and science consistent across Canada and reflective...

The 2026 PEI Provincial Heritage Fair took place on April 30, 2026 at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown. The heritage fair showcased 176 heritage-themed projects on a variety of Canadian/PEI history topics as well as nine workshops for students...

The Public Schools Branch and La Commission scolaire de langue française (CSLF) operate 62 public schools offering kindergarten to Grade 12. Thirty (30) schools offer French Immersion. Public Schools Branch School Grades Program Alberton Elementary K...

To register your child for school, contact the school in your zone directly. Students who were born outside of Canada or speak a language other than English or French at home must register at the EAL/FAL Reception Centre. School registration is an...

What do I need to graduate from the English and French Immersion programs? If you are a student in the English or French Immersion programs and started high school in or after September 2015, you need the following to graduate from high school with a...

English Schools Where do I find information on bus routes to English schools? You can find bus route information using the Public Schools Branch Parent Portal. Bus stop search Bus planner You must fill in in your student's information to find the bus...

It’s important for motorists, parents, caregivers and students to understand school bus safety and your responsibility. School buses in PEI are specially marked and equipped with alternating amber and red flashing lights. Alternating flashing amber...

Professional Learning Days The school calendar below outlines the number of school days and instructional days each month. It identifies days there are no student classes due to parent-teacher interviews, professional learning days, administrative...

Sports and athletics are important parts of school life. PEI schools promote sports for recreational and educational benefit for youth. How do I get involved in school sport? Contact your school administration or athletic director for information on...

Vision: Supporting Island children and their families to be the best they can be. Mission: To empower strength, resilience and well-being in Island school-aged children and their families. Student well-being teams work in all Island public schools...