In the school, it has two separate parts, one for 4-5-6th graders, and the middle schoolers from…read more7-8-9th graders. The two playgrounds are fairly new and not rusty, safe and easy to use. Soccer Nets, an ice rink, Lots of hills and even beside an outdoor pool. It brings the following of traditions through the Métis and the Inuit people, Terry Fox run by the start of the year, and game parties before winter and summer break. Has amazing staff, good food, a very safe place, lots of clubs and lots of people as well, 4 out of 5 stars.

This review is based on my family's use of this park, playground, and sports fields for the past 8…read moreyears. I love this outdoor park! It's literally in the same field as Sir George Simpson Jr. High and has so much to do! There are trails that run all the way to Wild Rose Elementary and Albert Lacombe Elementary but be warned - coyotes do live in the woods here and are seen regularly. The sports field is HUGE with full size soccer fields, ball diamond, outdoor rink for winter fun, and the best open grassy fields and hills to sled on. Grosvenor Outdoor pool connects to this park system on the North edge. My kids never get bored of this playground or park and I know we'll be back a hundred more times! As far as the school goes, my friends that have kids here love it! Robert Rundle has programs supporting kiddos with extra needs and a free hot lunch program this school year as part of a Provincial pilot. I wish my kids were this lucky!

We love the playground/park at Albert Lacombe School…read more It's easily one of the best in St. Albert with easy access to the city trails connecting Albert Lacombe to Sir George Simpson, the outdoor Grosvenor Pool, and even all the way down to the Sturgeon River and St. Albert Place (think best farmer's market ever!). The only downside is that the playground is on sand a little below ground level so it can be a bit of a swamp when snow melts in the Spring or if there is a big rain storm. But otherwise you've got soccer fields, baseball field, basketball hoops, swings, and a large play structure to keep the kiddos busy for hours! We love to bring a picnic and a blanket (well, Mom does anyway - ahhh, reading a book in the sunshine while the kids play).

Great little elementary school in the Grandin neighborhood with swings, wooden play structure,…read moreslides, monkey bars, ball Diamond, soccer fields, and an ice skating rink. This K-6 elementary school also offers preschool and has spots for PUF funded students including OT and Speech Therapy! They also hold an annual organic compost fundraiser sale!

I love Greenview Elementary. It's been so long but the teachers were great. Most of them were the…read moretype you could joke around with and they didn't take themselves to seriously. The best part was the playgrounds. They were massive. One big park and one smaller one for the younger kids. They have tons of soccer fields and couple of baseball diamonds and a skating rink which is fairly new and probably among the better ones in the city. It comes equipped with benches and all. OH and a big hill for winter if you want to go sledding during recess. They also had a huge empty field but now condo's have gone up in that field but there is still more than enough empty land to play on. I don't know if they still get off early on Thursday's but if they do.. you're welcome. Is it obvious I went here?

As a young female child, I loved it there! All my teachers were good, some complicated as I look…read moreback now. It has a great little park and there was a big hill out back you could ride down during the winter. I think it could be a great Elementary to send your children

I went to this school since kindergarten it's not the best school but they definitely have great…read moreteachers

Bob T's Review is entirely inaccurate. I had attended the school at the time of that principal, and…read moreyou were ALWAYS allowed to ride your bike, skateboard, Etc. Also, At that school, teachers and staff don't arrive before 8:00 Am, so I do not know how it is possible for that to have happened. You couldn't go in puddles at the time because tons of students were falling and getting wet, and removing all access is what was best for everybody! That principal was the kindest principal I have ever had, and he never raised his voice, let alone screamed at children, saying "I CONTROL YOU. YOU HAVE TO BE ON SCHOOL PROPERTY." As well, Skateboarding on the road can be illegal in some cases, so that teacher was just looking out for students to ensure ultimate safety! In That school, they cannot make you stay late, and they probably wouldn't. AND CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG, BUT I DON'T THINK THIS SCHOOL IS IN SAN DIEGO! As well as my own review, The school is not my favourite since the previous principal left. Poor planning, field trip forms coming home the day before the trip, and other things similar to that. Overall It is a decent school though, and again, Bob T's Review is Completely false information!

I never actually went to this school but when I was younger I used to go to the park here and it…read morewas awesome. I remember back then parks were actually fun. Nowadays they focus way too much on safety and take out anything that could be remotely dangerous.. I guess that's a sigh of relief for parents but kids just want to play. Now the park has been completely modified. It's much smaller and they have taken out all the best things, like the giant tires, and replaced them with swings and other boring stuff. The school does have a huge playground though, with a few soccer fields and baseball diamond. It's great for anyone that likes to organize their own games with their friends on the weekends.

Both of my kids are current students at Bisset Elementary School. The teachers, support staff,…read moreadministrators, and everyone else go above and beyond for the students! We are so happy our kids are going to this school!

My son loves his mornings spent at Little Aspen Playschool! It is his first year at playschool and…read morehis first time in someone else's care for 3 hours during the day. While I was worried at first, his excitement for school and his personal growth in the first month of class has been amazing. The classroom is bright and clean with lots of activities to keep the kids busy. The programming allows for free play, some directed activities, snack and always ends with outdoor fun in the park The only reason I rated it a 4 was because it has only been a month! But, if things keep up I'll be re-evaluating to a 5 come June!

our children have both loved attending this playschool. The 2 teachers are caring and kind, and…read moreperfectly suited to teaching 3 and 4 year olds. The school is nicely set up and has a large selection and variety of toys and activities for the children. The nearby playground means that the children play outside as part of every day. There are no parent days, and the classes are 3 hours long! There's lots of theme-based learning, and crafts, fieldtrips and program visits to the classroom. What a great playschool program!

Great school. I have had all of my kids attend here. The program is strong and the staff are…read morefriendly and actively involved. The school even has great volunteer-run extras like the Skipping Club and the always excellent Strategic Gaming Club. The Academic Challenge programs leads to Steele Heights Jr. High and M.E. LaZerte Sr. High School later on. Although we haven't used it they do have an Out-of-School-Care program on site. If you are looking for a school in the Londonderry/McLeod area it is well worth a look.