We aim to provide programs and services which will allow our students to reach their full potential. We strive to foster in our students a passion for learning, to become literate and critical thinkers, thus allowing them to contribute positively to society.
By working together with open communication between our parents, staff and volunteers, we provide a supportive and caring environment can better ensure the success of our students.
EMSB NEWS
Former CFL player Fleiszer helps kick off Royal Vale’s Jump Rope for Heart
Former Canadian Football League player Tim Fleiszer was a special guest as Royal Vale School in NDG kicked off its participation in the 2023 Jump Rope for Heart fund-raising campaign
EMSB graduate Juan Mendez heads up new Montreal Toundra pro basketball team
“It was tough when you were poor but I was a good student and that opened doors for me,” said Mendez who grew up in Pointe St. Charles long before gentrification took hold.
An Open Letter to Bernard Drainville
The English Montreal School Board Parents Committee (EMSBPC) has become increasingly disturbed by the impact Bill 96 is having on the English education system since its adoption by the National Assembly eight months ago.
Choose the EMSB: New campaign to boost East End schools begins in St. Léonard with Senator Tony Loffreda
As part of a campaign to highlight the benefits of a public school education, the English Montreal School Board has launched a new series of presentations – in person and online- featuring prominent graduates.
HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL NEWS & UPDATES
School Dress Code Update
Hampstead School has adopted a dress code for its students. The purpose of having a dress code for our
Students’ voices emerge with TouchChat HD at Hampstead
Several Hampstead Elementary School students found their voice last school year after using a high-tech augmentative and alternative communication
Welcome to the Library
Our Librarian is happy to collaborate with teachers and to assist students with book selection and information-searching. © English
Homework Policy
Homework is an essential part of our school program particularly in Success for All. It is used to reinforce
The Success for All Reading Program
Johns Hopkins University originally developed the Success for All program, and it was first introduced to the inner-city schools
School Fees
Hampstead School fees are itemized below. Parents or guardians are responsible for payment. It is the school which is
Tardiness Policy
Classes at Hampstead begin at 7:50 am. Students are expected to be punctual. Students who are late for school
