AWASIS Program - "Awasis" means child in the Cree Language. The Awasis Program is the Edmonton Public School Board elementary program which provides students with Cree Language instruction and cultural teachings and activities. 

Cree Language and cultural activities include: Cree Language curriculum of study, daily Cree prayer, seasonal Feasts, Pipe Ceremonies, Smudge, Awasis Day celebration, music study which integrates song and drumming, Traditional and Pow Wow dance, Metis jigging at guitar and fiddle, field trips to cultural sites, and the annual Aboriginal History Quiz.

Fine Arts Programming – Guitar and Fiddle, Music, Art, Christmas Concert

Physical Activity Programming – Daily Physical Activity, Daily Walk and Run Club, Sportball, Terry Fox Run, Alien Inline Skating, Ringette, Skiing (grade 5 and 6), Tennis, and Intramurals

Bus Monitors

PALs - Playground Activity Leaders

Snack/Lunch Leaders

Each classroom has a leader-board where students apply for and hold positions of leadership within their grade.

Cree Language and Culture, Seasonal Feasts, Pipe Ceremonies, Mini Round Dance, Pow wow Dancing and Awasis Day

Literacy Supports – Reading Recovery, Leveled Literacy Intervention, Literacy Night, Web-based programs for students (Reading A-Z, RAZ Kids, and more!)

Numeracy Supports – PC Math Lab, Math Games Night, Web-based supports – Mathletics, Sumdog

Apple Schools – focus on healthy eating and wellness

Future Casting – U School for students in grade 6

Fine Arts Programming - Guitar and Fiddle, Music, Drama (Spring Production), Christmas Concert, Spring Concert,

Technology Programming - Maker Space, 3-D printing, Coding, iPads, Chromebooks

Physical Activity Programming – Daily Physical Activity, Sportball, Terry Fox Run, Snowshoeing, X-CountrySkiing (grade 5 and 6), Tennis, Intramurals

Coyote Pride Mentorship Program - through Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society

RAINBOWS - Peer Support Groups

Field Trips – Telus World of Science (Alternate years sponsorship), Fort Edmonton Indigenous Peoples Experience, School-wide presentations from Authors,  Theatre, Bennett Centre Curriculum related – Science and Social Studies

School Elders - available at times during school hours/events

Success Coach - Ms. Asia Broadbent is at school every day through the Family Centre

Roots and Wings - TBA - provides in-home family support services

School Play Therapist - Please contact school administration or your child's teachers to access this support.

Student Leadership - bus monitors, PALS leaders, Golden Feather assemblies

We also provide a wide variety of opportunities to encourage students to become involved in extracurricular activities.

These include: APPLE School Daily Physical Activity, Choir – Nikamosisak meaning ‘songbirds’ in Cree, Coyote Pride, Drama Club, Guitar & Fiddle Program, Intramural Programs, Traditional Dance (TBA), Bus Monitors, PALs (Playground Activity Leaders)

At Prince Charles School we believe that:

• every child can learn and will be successfulall children learn at different rates and in different ways
• learners are responsible for their own behavior and achievement
• education is a shared responsibility involving the parent, the student, the school and community
• school is a safe, positive and caring environment that maintains the dignity and self-worth of all

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION

If your child is new to Edmonton Public Schools, you can register for school online. Visit the Division website to learn how to register for school.

CURRENT DIVISION STUDENTS PRE-ENROL

You will need to pre-enrol on SchoolZone to tell us the school you’d like your child to attend next year. Find important dates and deadlines and learn more about pre-enrolment, which opens between March and April each year.

If you have questions about registering for school, contact the school office.