Provincial testing (EQAO) is one piece of data that we use to monitor and measure school and inpidual student learning. The EQAO assessment measures Reading, Writing as well as Mathematics in grades 3 and 6. This information together with other assessments such as Early Intervention, Developmental Reading Assessments (DRA), Canadian Achievement Test (CAT), CASI, Board developed Numeracy assessments, observations, tests/checklists, student portfolios, peer/self-evaluation, formal and informal testing and screening procedures are all used to get the best overall picture of our school and inpidual student progress. In September, school and student results from EQAO are released and this information is shared with parents and is carefully analysed by all staff and used to inform the School Improvement Planning process.
School Improvement Plan
At the beginning of each year, St. Hubert staff gather to set goals for teaching and student learning. Throughout the school year, this School Improvement Plan is used by all staff to guide our professional development and learning. Based on the goals in the plan, teachers gather a variety of data to monitor our progress and inform changes to our plan aimed at student achievement.
Student/School Achievements
St. Hubert School is fortunate to have many talented students who have represented themselves and our school successfully in the following areas:
Plans For The Future
At St. Hubert School we plan to continue to use rich tasks as well as the multitude of assessment information we have to continue to deepen and focus our instruction for improved student achievement. We value the professional learning opportunities provided in our school and by the Board and we will continue to examine our own teaching and deepen our own learning to support our students in reaching their full potential. Weaving the Gospel values into our curriculum and everyday life at St. Hubert School is a high priority. As a school we will continue to focus on the following areas for improved student achievement: assessment for and as learning, identification and intervention of at risk students, early intervention in Kindergarten, focused instructional strategies (Literacy & Numeracy), using number talks to strengthen understanding of basic principles in mathematics, planning for purposeful instruction , developing community partnerships, strengthening the home-school connection and strengthening our faith community.
Library Catalog
Our Curriculum
Curriculum Program
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Religion and Family Life
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Full day Junior and Senior Kindergarten (Full Day Early Learning Program - September 2011)
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Language Arts
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Primary Literacy Support (Special Assignment Teacher)
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Mathematics
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Science and Technology
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Social Studies
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The Arts
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Health & Physical Education
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French as a Second Language (Grades 4-8)
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Instrumental Music (Grades 7-8)
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Design and Technology (Grades 7-8)
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Family Studies (Grades 7-8)
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Computers In the Classroom
Divisional Events
St. Hubert School divisional Events info has been developed to provide parents with a guideline of classroom activities.
Students are provided with programs that will capture their interest and prepare them for a lifetime of learning required to meet these goals. The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 1-8 outlines the knowledge, skills, and high standards of learning.
Divisions include:
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Primary division (JK, SK, Grades 1-3)
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Junior division (Grade 4-6)
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Intermediate division (Grade 7, 8)
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Educational Websites
Below you will find links to educational websites that will support your child's learning at home. Please feel free to contact the school should you have any questions.
Nelson Math - Online Resources and Text Book
http://www.mathk8.nelson.com/
Virtual Manipulatives - Mathematics
http://nlvm.usu.edu/
Activities to Support Reading and Writing
www.readwritethink.org
Create Your Own Comic Online
http://www.bitstripsforschools.com/