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Students aged 6 to 10 learn within a warm, structured environment that blends the IB Primary Years Programme with the Ontario curriculum and the Reach Ahead program, allowing them to study math and language a grade level ahead.
Each day balances core subjects with coding, STEAM projects, music, language enrichment and public speaking, while hands-on inquiry, reflection time and well-planned breaks help children build strong academic foundations, creativity, confidence and essential life skills.
IB PYP & Ontario curriculum
Experience an inquiry-driven, IB PYP and Ontario-based curriculum that accelerates math and language through Reach Ahead program while nurturing curiosity, confidence and a love of learning.
Life competencies
Develop IB Learner Profile skills such as being communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, risk-takers, balanced and reflective through daily classroom practice that build thinking, self-management and collaboration skills for life beyond school.
Our facilities
Step from Main Campus in Grades 1–2 into the Eastwins Campus in Grade 3, where larger classrooms, specialist arts and PE spaces, tech-enabled rooms and outdoor areas support growing independence.
Beyond academics
Discover new passions through ECAs, team sports, school events and friendly competitions that make every day at Lynn-Rose active and engaging.
International experiences
Join International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS), connecting with peers across the global ISP network alongside carefully planned field trips that extend classroom learning into real-world, globally connected contexts.
Academic competitions
Build confidence and stretch thinking by taking part in Speech Competitions, Spelling Bees, STEAM Challenges, Mathletics, Raz-Kids and I Excel, applying learning in motivating competitive settings.
Extended care
Enjoy age-appropriate activities, get homework support and have fun with puzzles and games, creative art projects and movement-based activities that boost learning and well-being before and after the regular school day.
Language learning
Begin exploring an additional language from the earliest years with French as a dedicated enrichment subject, introduced in Junior Kindergarten and reinforced through engaging lessons and cultural events.
Friendly admissions process
Our admissions process for Lower School is clear and responsive, guiding your family from first inquiry to first day in class. We make each step simple and supportive so your child feels ready to begin their journey with confidence.
Grades 1 – 5 are built on the IB Primary Years Programme, integrated with the Ontario curriculum to blend inquiry-based learning with strong skill development in every subject. Through the Reach Ahead program, learners study math and language a grade level ahead, gaining deeper understanding, confidence and a lasting love of learning while remaining with their age peers.
Connecting concepts through IB PYP inquiry
Transdisciplinary units bring together language, math, science and social studies around big, real-world questions.
Students investigate, research and create projects that deepen understanding, develop critical thinking, and nurture the IB learner profile of being inquirers, thinkers and caring global citizens.
Building confidence in reading, writing and speaking
Through daily reading, writing and oral language activities, Lower School learners strengthen comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and presentation skills.
Inquiry-driven units and cross-curricular projects help them analyze texts, organize ideas and express themselves clearly and confidently in every subject.
Growing problem-solvers with strong number sense
Math lessons move from concrete to abstract understanding, building fluency in number operations, patterning and reasoning.
Hands-on tasks, real-life problems and regular practice help students think logically, explain their strategies and work confidently above grade level expectations.
Exploring how the world works through inquiry
Science in Lower School is built around questions, experiments and hands-on discovery. Learners observe their environment, make predictions, test ideas and record results, developing curiosity and critical thinking.
Through inquiry-based investigations, they begin to understand real-world phenomena and build the skills to learn how to learn.
Understanding communities, cultures and global connections
Social Studies helps children explore who they are, where they live and how people and places are connected.
Through themes of community, identity and global citizenship, learners investigate relationships, responsibilities and diversity, building empathy and a strong foundation for understanding the wider world.
Our specialist subjects enrich the core timetable and are woven through the Lower School day:
Every day in Grades 1 – 5 at our Elementary school in Mississauga is carefully structured to balance academic learning, play, creativity and wellbeing, supporting students as they build strong foundations, confidence and a love of learning.
Extended morning care
7:00am – 8:30amA calm, welcoming start with time to settle in, chat with friends and get ready for a focused day of learning.
Drop off & arrival
8:30am – 9:00amA calm, welcoming start to the morning, with time to settle into class, connect with teachers and get ready for learning.
Warm-up activities
9:00am – 9:15amShort, energizing warm-up moments that build focus, spark curiosity and set a positive tone for the day.
Period 1
9:15am – 10:30amHands-on, engaging sessions in core subjects such as math and language, strengthening foundations through inquiry and practice.
Morning recess & snack
10:30am – 11:00amA mid-morning break for fresh air, movement and a healthy snack, helping minds and bodies recharge.
Period 2
11:00am – 12:00pmInteractive learning, encouraging creativity, problem-solving and exploration.
Lunch, play & clubs
12:00pm – 1:10pmA relaxed midday pause to eat, play and connect with friends; on Wednesdays, club time adds extra chances to explore interests and talents.
Period 3
1:00pm – 2:00pmAfternoon lessons that blend movement, collaboration and real-world application.
Afternoon recess & snack
2:00pm – 2:15pmA short reset with snack and outdoor time, creating a fresh burst of energy for the final learning block.
Period 4
2:15pm – 3:15pmA rich mix of health, drama, language and creative arts, offering space to express ideas, build confidence and reflect.
Reflection & portfolios
3:15pm – 3:30pmA quiet moment to look back on the day, capture learning in portfolios and get organized in an unhurried way.
Dismissal
3:30pm – 4:00pmAn orderly end to the day with a smooth handover, rounding off a balanced Lower School experience of learning, play and growth.
After school care
3:30pm – 6:00pmUnwind after class with homework support, fun games and relaxed time with friends in a safe, supervised space.
Elementary School students thrive as multilingual learners empowered by a rewarding school environment where they build strong academic foundations, life skills and a global mindset.
Academic achievement
Enjoy personalized learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Gain essential life skills to thrive inside and outside the classroom.
Multilingualism
Foster language skills and build confidence, with support in the students' home or first languages.
International opportunities
Try global skill-building programs and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Academic growth in Lower School is tracked through ongoing formative assessments and more formal summative assessments, giving teachers a clear picture of each child’s progress and next steps.
Learning is showcased in student portfolios and shared with families through regular reporting and parent–teacher conversations, ensuring everyone understands how each learner is developing.
Achievement is also celebrated through awards and recognition, highlighting both academic success and personal growth so that progress feels visible, meaningful and motivating for every student.
Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) testing from Grade 1 also tracks growth and guides instruction using individual student data, ensuring teaching is responsive and targeted.
At our private Elementary school in Mississauga, life competencies are developed through the IB Learner Profile and embedded into daily learning, leadership and reflection. Students grow as communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, risk-takers, balanced and reflective learners, practising these attributes in class projects, clubs, field trips and community initiatives.
Through inquiry-based tasks, collaborative problem-solving and student-led activities, learners build essential skills in thinking, communication, self-management and collaboration. Regular goal-setting, reflection and feedback help them understand their strengths and next steps, so they leave Lower School not only academically confident but also empathetic, resilient and ready to contribute positively to their community and the wider world.
French language learning begins in Junior Kindergarten as a dedicated language enrichment subject, giving students earlier exposure than many schools in the region.
Through engaging lessons, cultural activities and events such as the French Café, learners build a strong foundation in French, develop confidence using an additional language and deepen their intercultural awareness alongside the school’s IB, AP and Ontario academic pathways.
Primary students at Lynn-Rose access a rich range of International Learning Opportunities (ILOS) and global enrichment experiences that extend learning beyond the classroom. Children can take part in activities such as ISP Filmmakers, ISP Artists, Chess Master, Speech Competitions, Spelling Bees, STEAM Challenges, Mathletics, Raz-Kids and I Excel, developing creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills while connecting with peers across the ISP network.
Across the year, students also take part in four linked field trips that bring their units of inquiry to life through visits to destinations such as Riverwood Conservation Area, the local library, the Ontario Legislative Building, Mountsberg Conservation Area and Downsview Park, exploring themes like nature, community services, government, science and sustainability.
At Lynn-Rose, Grade 5 students culminate their Primary Years Programme with the PYP Exhibition - a collaborative, transdisciplinary project where they investigate real-world issues, conduct in-depth research and share their learning with the school community. This meaningful milestone showcases their growth as knowledgeable, caring and reflective learners, and highlights their readiness for the next stage of their educational journey.
I have had the privilege of watching our school grow and flourish over the years, starting from my years in the classroom and now as a member of our Administration. Something I have been most proud of is the strong sense of community.
Nicole Dabrowski, Lower School Principal
At Lynn-Rose, relationships have always mattered. The strong relationship with staff, and to our parent and student community. We know our students and take the time to build meaningful connections with our families. Our dedicated staff care deeply about every child, ensuring that each student feels supported, valued, and understood, while being guided to reach their fullest potential in a warm and nurturing environment. We celebrate progress at all stages, recognizing that character development is just as important as academic achievement. Lynn-Rose is more than a school, it is a community. It is also a place I am proud to have my own child learn and thrive.
We offer rolling entry into Lower School at Lynn-Rose School, subject to space. Whether you join at the start of the year or mid-term, our Admissions team will review your child’s background and recommend the best timing for a smooth, confident transition.
Push boundaries and grow with confidence at Lynn-Rose Lower School through the IB PYP integrated with the Ontario curriculum, building strong foundations and a passion for lifelong learning.
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