Play, wonder and learn in Kindergarten

At the Peel District School Board, we inspire success, confidence, and hope in each student…and it starts in kindergarten!

Families can now register online for kindergarten

for the 2021-22 school year. If your child was born in 2017,

they can start kindergarten in September 2021.

Click on the "Register online for kindergarten" button below to get more information on the

online registration process.

Register online for kindergarten

Prepare your child

for kindergarten

Frequently Asked Questions

Which school will my child attend?

To find out which school your child will be attending, based on your home address, use the
Find your School tool. Once you input your home address into the online registration application, it will automatically generate the name of the school your child will attend.

Virtual information night to support Kindergarten planning for students with special needs

CHANGE IN DATE: Jan. 21, 2021 - 6:30 to 8 p.m.

The Peel District School Board will be hosting a virtual parent information session to support Kindergarten entry planning for September 2021 for students with special needs. More information including the meeting details will be updated here and shared with families. Join the session.

Start with a Smile: The Kindergarten program

Starting school is a big step for your child and your whole family. But it's made easier when you have all the information you need.

The kindergarten environment, both in the classroom and outdoors, is filled with enriching opportunities to play, wonder and learn. Throughout the day, children are encouraged to develop their creativity and imagination, to demonstrate early reading and writing behaviours, to design, build and construct, to draw and paint, to listen and talk, and to question and be curious. All of these skills are part of the important foundation for lifelong learning.

Every day, children explore, discover, inquire and problem-solve. The educators are co-learners and engage with the children. They plan intentional play-based learning experiences where children participate in small groups. Learning through play also happens with individual children as the educators respond to the children's curiosities. There are also opportunities for children to learn in short, whole-group sessions. Outdoor play and learning provides children with opportunities for daily physical activity.