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Welcome to Hampstead School

Hampstead Elementary School is a diverse, multicultural community of lifelong learners. We are committed to meet the educational needs of all our students, with proven methods and materials that will help them achieve their maximum potiential in modern Quebec society.

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Inclusive Learning

Hampstead School is committed to following an inclusion model to best meet the needs of all students, thereby integrating children with special needs into the regular student population.

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Classroom Technology at Hampstead

Technology is woven throughout the curriculum to support students in building essential skills. The creativity of the students is encouraged and nourished in our population with the support of technology in every classroom.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

april, 2024

HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL NEWS & UPDATES

EMSB NEWS

EMSB Chorale Spring Concert
The EMSB Chorale will present its annual Spring Gala Concert on Saturday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Oscar Peterson Hall, 7141 Sherbrooke St. W. Accompanied by Anne-Marie Denoncourt on piano, as well as by a string quartet and percussionist Kristie Ibrahim, the 90 members of the choir will sing works by Lionel Bart, Bock & Harnick, Eleanor Daley, Bob Dylan, Greg Gilpin, Billy Joel, Francisco Nuñez, Jacques Offenbach, Randall Thompson and Gilles Vigneault.
EMSB very pleased with partial stay on Bill 96
The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) is very pleased with a Québec Superior Court decision that provides a partial stay of provisions of Bill 96 and the Charter of the French Language. This ruling also benefits other English language boards and the Quebec English School Boards Association.
EMSB seeks leave to appeal Bill 21 to the Supreme Court of Canada
The English Montreal School Board intends to ask the Supreme Court of Canada to hear an appeal in the case of Bill 21, An Act respecting the laicity of the State.
EMSB shows a commitment to Indigenous students with new hire
The English Montreal School Board has engaged an education professional to serve as a project development officer to provide Indigenous Students Support. Dr. Jimena Marquez began her work in January under the auspices of the Student Services Department.
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