Full-day kindergarten
Full-day kindergarten was introduced in Ontario in 2010, and will be fully implemented across the province by the 2014/15 school year. In this section you can find information about the kindergarten program, research about its impact on student success, and tips for parents whose children are starting kindergarten.
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Key findings from year 1 of full-day early learning kindergarten in Peel (Report)
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Full-day kindergarten grows across CDSBEO (Education in the news)
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What is a seamless day? (FAQ)
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Child-care crisis looming (P4E news and views)
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The Drummond Commission Report: Read our analysis (Newsletter)
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Drummond recommends steep cuts in education (P4E news and views)
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My daughter will be 3 in December 2013. When should I put her in school ? Christina N. (FAQ)
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Drummond report may recommend changes to education (P4E news and views)
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My child turns 4 in December of this year. Can I send her to junior kindergarten in 2013? Sherri H. (FAQ)
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Education funding for 2012: “The party’s over.” (P4E news and views)
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Early years study 3: Making decisions, taking action (Report)
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Can my child’s school refuse our request for our child to attend full-day kindergarten half-days? Lesley B. (FAQ)
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Board, early educators have first contract (P4E news and views)
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Mixed signals (P4E news and views)
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Are there any limits on class size in Ontario? (FAQ)
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How can I help my child settle into kindergarten? (FAQ)
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What will my child learn in junior and senior kindergarten? (FAQ)
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Tips for Parents: Starting School – English (Tip Sheet)
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A new goal for public education: Schools at the centre
Annual report on Ontario’s publicly funded schools 2010 (P4E Reports) -
Newsletter P4E – March 2010 (Newsletter)
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Newsletter P4E – Sept 2009 (Newsletter)
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With our best future in mind: Implementing early learning in Ontario (Report)
