Registration for 2021-22
Families can register their child for school (Pre-Primary to Grade 12) at any time.
To limit non-essential visitors, families are encouraged to register using the following steps:
- Please complete all sections of the online registration form OR download this form and email it to your school directly.
- You must provide proof of residence (power or water bill), Nova Scotia Health Card and your child’s birth certificate. Please either upload these documents through the online form OR include as an attachment with the email to the school. If either of these options do not work for you, please bring a copy to SSRCE regional office at your earliest convenience or to your home school in September 2021.
What families can expect:
You will receive an email/phone call confirming receipt of your registration.
The documentation will be emailed to the Home School for processing. Any further questions can be directed to the Home School.
Need assistance?
Contact: 902-543-2468 or 1-888-252-2217 or 902-541-3004
Programs
Welcome to Pre-Primary
During the COVID-19 pandemic, registrations will be done electronically following the process outlined above.
Pre-Primary is available to all SSRCE school communities.
- In order to be eligible to attend Pre-Primary your child must be 4-years-old on or before December 31 in the year they start Pre-Primary.
- Your family must live within the catchment area of the school that offers this program. You can check out the SSRCE’s catchment area calculator here.
- Pre-Primary does not have a waiting list. All families who live in the school catchment area will have a space in that school’s Pre-Primary program.
- For more information regarding the Pre-Primary Program, click here.
Welcome to Grade Primary
During the COVID-19 pandemic, registrations will be done electronically following the process outlined above.
- In order to register your child for Grade Primary, they must be 5-years-old on or before December 31 in the year they start Grade Primary.
- Students will register for English programs at the school in their catchment area. Students who live in the catchment area for Early French Immersion will register at the French Immersion designated school in their catchment area.
Early French Immersion Program (Grade Primary)
- The Early French Immersion Program begins in Grade Primary.
- For further information regarding eligibility, click here.
Late French Immersion (Grade Seven)
- The Late French Immersion Program begins in Grade 7.
- For further information regarding eligibility, click here.
Out of Area Requests – Student Transfers
- Parents/guardians may seek placement for their child in a school outside of their catchment area in which they reside under the guidelines of the Student Transfer Policy.
For more information regarding SSRCE programs, please contact Jeff DeWolfe, Director of Programs & Student Services – jdewolfe@ssrce.ca or Cheryl Veinotte, Executive Assistant to the Director of Programs & Student Services – cveinotte@ssrce.ca